| 1 |
Diskette-drive access
indicator — Lights up when a diskette drive is being accessed. |
4 |
Microphone jack — Used
to attach a standard personal computer microphone. |
| 2 |
USB
port connector (one on the front of the computer and one on the back)
— Attaches USB-compliant devices, such as keyboards, mice, printers, and computer
speakers. |
5 |
Hard-disk drive access
indicator — Lights up when a hard-disk drive is being accessed. |
| 3 |
Headphone jack — Used to
attach a standard set of commercially available stereo headphones. |
6 |
Power—
Turns computer on and off. Lights up when the computer is on. Press and hold for 4 seconds
to shut down the computer. |
| 1 |
Voltage selection switch
— Must be set to match the voltage available in your location (115 V in Japan). CAUTION: Setting the voltage selection switch incorrectly can damage
your system. |
6 |
Parallel port connector
— Used primarily for printers (also referred to as LPT1). |
| 2 |
AC
power receptacle — Used to attach the computer power cable, which provides power to
the computer from a wall outlet. Be sure to use only the three-prong, grounded power cable
provided with your system. |
7 |
Video connector —
Used to attach a VGA-compatible monitor. |
| 3 |
Mouse connector — Used
to attach a PS/2-compatible mouse. |
8 |
Padlock ring — Provides extra
security. |
| 4 |
Keyboard connector —
Used to attach a PS/2-style keyboard. |
9 |
USB port connector (one on
the front of
the computer and one on the back) — Attaches USB-compliant devices, such as
keyboards, mice, printers, and computer speakers. |
| 5 |
Serial port connector —
Supports devices such as external modems or plotters that require serial transmission. |
10 |
Line-out jack — Used to
attach most computer speakers. |
