Rear View; Dc-In Socket; Serial Port; Expansion Port - EUROCOM 6200-A DeskNote User Manual

Rear View

The rear panel of the Notebook Computer offers several ports for the electrical
connection to peripheral devices.

DC-in Socket

This socket is where the Notebook Computer's universal AC/DC power
adapter is connected to the system. To disconnect the power adapter, pull
the plug (not the cord) directly back.

Serial Port

This is a high speed NS16C550 compatible port to connect an external
mouse for example.

Expansion Port

This port is used to connect the proprietary Docking Station. All of the
features of the Docking Station are available through the plug-in process
offering the Notebook Computer access to a desktop system.

RCA Jack

This is an RCA jack to connect a TV set for example.
You may need to select the video standard (NTSC/PAL) for video display.

External Monitor (CRT) Port

This port allows the connection of an external monitor to the system. It
uses a 15-pin connector and supports super-VGA, and Simultaneous
display of LCD and CRT.

MIDI/Game Port

This port is used to either connect any MIDI device such as a MIDI
instrument or keyboard, or connect an external standard joystick.

Parallel Port

This is a parallel port to connect a printer for example. It supports EPP
(Enhanced Parallel Port) and ECP (Extended Capabilities Port) modes,
but required as well is the use of the connected parallel device's software
driver.

External Keyboard or PS/2 Mouse Port

An external keyboard can be connected to the system via this port. So is
an external PS/2 mouse to the system as another pointing device choice.
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