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Connectors
Figure 2-2 shows the location of peripheral connectors on the portable port expander.
Serial Port B
Peripheral connectors on the portable port expander are described in Table 2-1.
Serial Port A
Serial Port B
Parallel Port
Floppy Disk
Drive Port
Mouse Port
Video Port
The ability of the pen tablet to utlize these ports is determined by BIOS settings. Ensure that the ports you
intend to use are enabled and properly configured in the BIOS.
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Assembling and Installing Connectivity Peripherals
Mouse Port
Parallel Port
Serial Port A
Floppy Disk
Drive Port
Figure 2-2. Bottom View, Portable Port Expander
Table 2-1. Portable Port Expander Connectors
Port
This 9-pin D-sub male connector can be used to connect
an external device with a serial interface such as a
modem. This is a fully-functional RS232-C serial port.
This connector can be used to connect an external device
with a serial interface. Note the following:
1) This port provides only the Rx and Tx (receive and
transmit) signals of the RS232-C interface. 2) When this
port is enabled, the IrDA port on the pen tablet is disabled.
This 25-pin D-sub female connector can be used to
connect a device with a parallel interface such as a parallel
printer.
This connector can be used to connect the Fujitsu
FMWFD2 floppy disk drive.
This 6-pin mini-DIN plug can be used to attach a
PS/2-style mouse. When used with the Point 1600 pen
tablet, this port can be connected to either a PS/2-style
keyboard or mouse.
This 15 pin D-sub female connector allows you to connect
an external SVGA monitor.
Point 1600 pen tablet users: Note that an external monitor
and the pen tablet display screen cannot be viewed
simultaneously.
Video Port
Description
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