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Chapter 7
Expanding Your System
As you get more familiar with your computer system, you will
probably want to add hardware to it. This can include
additional disk drives, printers, modems, memory expansion
boards, etc. This chapter addresses the installation of some of
the most common devices.
Note
Because a wide variety of expansion products are available
for your system, and configuring them to communicate
over general purpose interfaces can be a complex task, it is
impossible for this manual to provide detailed instructions
for connecting these devices. Please follow the instructions
provided with your peripheral. if you should have problems
with the installation of a peripheral device, contact your
dealer for assistance.
Connecting Peripherals
Peripherals are devices that can be connected to your computer
system to increase its ability to communicate and process
information. The term “peripheral” is usually used to indicate
an externally mounted unit that is connected to your computer
with a cable. Peripherals available for your computer system
are :
Keyboards
Video monitor systems
Printers
Expanding Your System
7-1
- OPERATIONS 1
- IMPORTANT SAFETY 6
- INSTRUCTIONS 6
- Unbedingt beachten! 10
- Contents 13
- 14
- Introduction 18
- How to Use This Manual 19
- Setting Up Your System 20
- Choosing a location 21
- Using the VGA Interface 23
- Using a Display Adapter Card 25
- Using the Parallel Interface 27
- Using the Serial Interface 28
- Figure 1-6. Serial Ports 29
- Connecting the Power Cord 30
- Connecting the Keyboard 31
- Adjusting the Keyboard Angle 32
- Power Switch 34
- 1-16 Setting Up Your System 35
- The Command Prompt 36
- Resetting Your Computer 39
- The CMOS Setup Program 41
- Using setup 42
- Entering SETUP 43
- Parameters 45
- Leaving the Setup Program 49
- Using Your Computer 50
- Special Keys on your Keyboard 51
- Using Your Computer 3-3 52
- Figure 3-2. Keyboard LED 53
- Stopping a Command or Program 54
- Using Disks and Disk Drives 54
- Computer 55
- Types of Diskette Drives 57
- Your Computer 58
- Write-protecting Diskettes 63
- Your Computer 3-15 64
- Using a Single Diskette Drive 65
- Using the Hard Disk Drive 66
- Backing up hard disk files 67
- Chapter 4 69
- MS-DOS Diskettes 70
- Disk Drive Letters 70
- Starting MS-DOS 72
- System Prompt 73
- MS-DOS Commands 74
- BACKSPACE Key 76
- Your Computer 4-15 83
- Copying on Dual Drive Systems 84
- File Types 87
- Filenames and Extensions 88
- The DIR Command 91
- File Searches 92
- Application Software 95
- How Floppy Disks Work 97
- Formatting Diskettes 98
- The FORMAT Command 99
- Using Floppy Disks 101
- Copying Files 105
- Wildcards 107
- Using Your Hard Disk 109
- Care of Hard Disk Drives 110
- Preparing Your Hard Disk 110
- Turn your computer on 112
- Partitioning Your Hard Disk 114
- Using Your 115
- Formatting Your Hard Disk 116
- Organizing Your Hard Disk 118
- The BACKUP Command 124
- How Many Diskettes? 125
- The RESTORE Command 127
- Expanding Your System 130
- Serial Ports 132
- Your System 133
- Tools Required 135
- General Precautions 135
- Your System 7-9 138
- INCORRECT 141
- Disk Drive Compartments 143
- Expanding Your System 7-15 144
- Specifications 146
- CPU Logic 147
- System Memory 147
- Memory Bank Configurations 148
- BIOS ROM 148
- : 64K-byte (150ns) 2ea 148
- Specifications A-3 148
- System I/O 149
- System Timing 149
- I/O Address Map 150
- System Motherboard 151
- Removing The Motherboard 153
- Switches 154
- VGA Display Adapter 155
- 120-pin Expansion Slot- J3 156
- Keyboard Port - J4 157
- Parallel Port - J7 157
- Serial Port - J6 157
- Power Connector - J1 158
- IDE Interface Connector - J8 158
- VGA Video Connector J11 158
- Mouse Connector J10 158
- Connector Pinouts 159
- Keyboard Port 160
- (S-pin mini “DIN” connector) 160
- C-2 Connector Pinouts 160
- IDE Port 161
- Connector Pinouts C-3 161
- PS/2 Mouse connector (J10) 162
- C-4 Connector Pinouts 162
- Expansion Slot Connectors 163
- C-6 Connector Pinouts 164
- (continued): 165
- C-8 Connector Pinouts 166
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