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Introducing your computer
1
AC power outlet: where the monitor power cord
can plug in. Only manufacturer-approved monitors
should be powered from this outlet.
2
voltage selection switch: the computer can be
set to operate with a 100-120 volt or 220-240 volt
AC power supply.
3
AC power inlet: where the system unit AC power
cord plugs in.
4
keyboard port: connect the keyboard to this port.
5
mouse port: connect the mouse to this port.
6
serial port 1 (50 baud to 19,200 baud): typically
used for connecting an external modem or a serial
printer signal cable.
7
serial port 2 (50 baud to 19,200 baud): typically
used for connecting an external modem or a serial
printer signal cable.
8
parallel port: typically used for a printer signal
cable. Supports ECP and EPP.
9
monitor port: connect the monitor signal cable to
this port.
10
casing screws: loosen these to remove the top
cover.
11
security loop: you can feed a security chain or cable
through this loop and secure it to prevent theft of
the system unit.
12
blanking plates: for expansion card slots.
13
air vent: do not block this vent or the system will
overheat.
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