Fujitsu 1200 manual Connectors and Peripheral Interfaces

The following table gives a description of each peripheral connector on the pen tablet.

	Peripheral Connectors
DC input connector		Allows you to connect an external power source such as
		the AC adapter or auto adapter.
PS/2-style		Allows you to connect a Fujitsu low-power keyboard,
keyboard port		most other PS/2-style keyboards, or a bar code reader.
Video port*†		Allows you to connect an external VGA video monitor.
Parallel port*†		Allows you to connect a device with a parallel interface
		such as a parallel printer.
9-pin serial port*†		Allows you to connect an external device with a serial
(serial port A)		interface such as a modem. This is a fully-functional
		RS232-C serial port.
IrDA port		An infrared transceiver built into the pen tablet allows
(serial port B)		you to communicate with other devices that are
		compliant with the IrDA Standard Revision 1.1 or 1.0.
		Effective range for infrared communication is about 3
		feet. A clear line-of-sight path must exist between the
		IrDA port on the pen tablet and the IrDA transceiver on
		the other device.
Mic jack		Allows you to connect an external stereo or mono
		microphone. Internal microphone is disabled when you
		plug in an external microphone.
Headphone jack		Allows you to connect headphones or powered external
		speakers. Internal speaker is disabled when you plug in
		external headphones or speakers.
System interface		Allows you to connect the Stylistic 1200 port replicator.
port*		Refer to the Stylistic 1200 Port Replicator User’s Guide
		for details.
DC contacts		Allows you to place the pen tablet in a charging device if
		one is available.

*To avoid damaging the pen tablet or your peripheral device, shut down the system and turn off the Power switch, or suspend system operation, before connecting or disconnecting a peripheral device to this port.

†Open the connector door to access these connectors.

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