Dell 4100 specifications PS/2 Connector

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6	PD4	56	USB_VD1-	106	DOCK_SD/MODE	156	SAD2
7	PD5	57	GND	107	D_IRTX	157	SAD3

8	PD6	58	USB_VD2+	108	D_IRRX	158	SAD4

9	PD7	59	USB_VD2-	109	GND	159	SAD5
10	GND	60	DOCKOC1#	110	SPIRQB#	160	SAD6

11	DOC_SPKR	61	RUN_ON#	111	SPIRQC#	161	GND

12	DOCK_MIC	62	GND	112	DAT_DDC2	162	SAD7

13	DOCK_LINE	63	NC	113	CLK_DDC2	163	SAD8

14	DOCK_CDROM	64	DOCK_SCLK	114	SPAR	164	SC/BE0#

15	GND	65	DOCK_LRCK	115	SPME#	165	SAD9

16	M_SEN#	66	DOCK_MCLK	116	GND	166	SAD10

17	POWER_SW#	67	GND	117	SSERR#	167	SAD11
18	QPCIEN#	68	+12V	118	SPERR#	168	SAD12

19	S1.6M_EN#	69	AFD#	119	SLOCK#	169	GND

20	DFDD/LPT#	70	ERROR#	120	SSTOP#	170	SAD13

21	GND	71	ACK#	121	GND	171	SAD14

22	NC	72	GND	122	SDEVSEL#	172	SAD15

23	NC	73	INIT#	123	STRDY#	173	SAD16

24	D_ATCTLED	74	SLCT_IN#	124	SIRDY#	174	SC/BE1#

25	D_PWRLED	75	BUSY	125	SFRAME#	175	SC/BE2#
26	DOCK_PWR_SRC	76	PE	126	SCLKRUN#	176	GND

27	DOCK_PWR_SRC	77	SLCT	127	GND	177	SAD17

28	DOCK_PWR_SRC	78	GND	128	SGNTA#	178	SAD18

29	GND	79	DAT_SMB	129	SREQA#	179	SAD19

30	+5VDOCK	80	DCLK_SMB	130	SGNT0#	180	SAD20

31	+5VDOCK	81	SMB_INIT#	131	SREQ0#	181	SAD21

32	+5VDOCK	82	GND	132	SPCIRST#	182	GND

33	+5VDOCK	83	DAT_DOCSM1	133	SH1SEL#	183	SAD22
34	+5VDOCK	84	CLK_DOCKSM1	134	GND	184	SAD23

35	GND	85	DAT_DOCKBD	135	SWRPRT#	185	SAD24

36	DOCK_PWR_SRC	86	CLK_DOCKBD	136	SDSKCHG#/DRQ	186	SC/BE3#

37	DOCK_PWR_SRC	87	GND	137	SDIR#	187	SAD25

38	DOCK_PWR_SRC	88	R10	138	STRK0#	188	GND

39	DOCK_PWR_SRC	89	CTS0	139	SSTEP#	189	SAD26

40	GND	90	RTS0	140	SDRV1#	190	SAD27

41	DOCK_+DC_IN	91	DSR0	141	GND	191	SAD28
42	DOCK_+DC_IN	92	GND	142	SMRT1#	192	SAD29

43	DOCK_+DC_IN	93	DTR0	143	SWRDATA#	193	SAD30

44	DOCK_+DC_IN	94	TXD0#	144	SWGATE#	194	SAD31

45	DOCK_+DC_IN	95	RXD0#	145	SRDATA#	195	GND

46	DOCK_+DC_IN	96	DCD0	146	SINDEX#	196	NC

47	DOCK_+DC_IN	97	NC	147	GND	197	NC

48	DOCK_+DC_IN	98	+5VSUS	148	NC	198	NC

49	GND	99	NC	149	+5VALW	199	NC
50	LOW_PWR	100	NC	150	NC	200	GND

PS/2 Connector

Use the 6-hole, miniature DIN PS/2 connector to attach PS/2-compatible devices such as a mouse, keyboard, or external numeric keypad. If you reconfigure your hardware, you may need pin number and signal information for the PS/2 connector.

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Contents Hints, Notices, and Cautions Dell InspironAbbreviations and Acronyms Starting the Dell Diagnostics Using the Dell DiagnosticsWhen to Use the Dell Diagnostics Features of the Dell DiagnosticsAdvanced Testing Help Menu Advanced TestingDiagnostics Menu Advanced Testing Main Screen Help Description Category Confirming the System Configuration InformationPort Locations Ports and Connector Pin-OutsSerial Connector Pin Signal DefinitionDocking Connector Parallel ConnectorPin Signal PS/2 Connector Video Connector USB ConnectorVideo Composite Video Pin Signal Video TV-Out ConnectorClick Performance and Maintenance Conserving PowerPower Conservation Modes Power Options PropertiesPortable/Laptop default Home/Office Always On Power Schemes TabPower Meter Tab Hibernate Tab Back to Contents Preparing to Work Inside the Computer Removing and Replacing PartsRecommended Tools Screw Identification Exploded View System ComponentsPalm Rest Inserts Display Cover Hard Drive AssemblyRemoving the Hard Drive Replacing the Hard Drive Adding a Daughter Card ModemMemory Module Module Bay DevicesRemoving the Memory Module Cover Replacing the Memory Modules Removing the Memory ModulesRemoving the Mini PCI Card Mini PCI Card AssemblyReplacing the Mini PCI Card Removing the Keyboard Keyboard AssemblyReplacing the Keyboard Display Assembly Page Removing the 14.1-Inch Display Panel Removing the 14.1-Inch Display BezelReplacing the Display Latch Display LatchReplacing the 14.1-Inch Display Panel Removing the Display LatchRemoving the Hinge Covers Hinge CoversReplacing the Hinge Covers Palm Rest Remove the display assembly and hinge coversPage Microprocessor Thermal Cooling Assembly Replacing the Microprocessor Module Replacing the Microprocessor Thermal Cooling AssemblyMicroprocessor Module Removing the Microprocessor ModuleReserve Battery Flashing the BiosRemoving the Reserve Battery Replacing the Reserve Battery System Speaker AssemblyRemoving the Speaker Assemblies Page Replacing the Speaker Assemblies System Board AssemblyRemoving the System Board Replacing the System Board Replacing the Battery and Module Bay Latches Back to Contents Overview System Setup ProgramViewing the System Setup Screens System Setup ScreensChanging COM Ports Changing Printer ModesEnabling the Infrared Sensor Accessing Help Files Solving ProblemsPower Problems Click Control Panel Click Add or Remove Programs Error MessagesVideo and Display Problems If the display is blankIf the display is difficult to read Sound and Speaker ProblemsIf you have a problem with integrated speakers If you have a problem with external speakersClose the Modems Properties window Printer ProblemsModem and Internet Connection Problems Modems Properties window, click Dialing PropertiesUnexpected Characters Scanner ProblemsTouch Pad or Mouse Problems External Keyboard ProblemsIf you cannot save a file to a floppy drive Drive ProblemsIf you cannot play a CD, CD-RW, or DVD General Program Problems Network ProblemsProgram stops responding Mail ProblemsError messages appear If Your Computer Gets WetReinstalling Drivers and Utilities Resolving Other Technical ProblemsIf You Drop or Damage Your Computer Reinstalling the Modem or Network Adapter Driver Windows Manually Reinstalling DriversUsing the Windows XP Device Driver Rollback Reinstalling the Modem or Network Adapter Driver Windows XPWindows Me Click Performance and Maintenance, and then click SystemResolving Software and Hardware Incompatibilities Windows XPClick File System Using System RestoreCreating a Restore Point Click the System Restore tabRestoring the Computer to an Earlier Operating State Reinstalling WindowsUndoing the Last System Restore Reinstalling Windows XPDouble-clickRefresh Windows OS Reinstalling Windows MeReinstalling Windows Enabling Hibernate Support System Specifications Display CommunicationsVideo AudioTrack Stick BatteryKeyboard Touch PadEnvironmental PhysicalDisplay Tour of Your ComputerFront View Display LatchKeyboard Status Lights MicrophoneDevice Status Lights Touch PadLeft Side View Speakers Right Side ViewHard Drive Security Cable SlotInfrared Sensor Audio ConnectorsModem Connector Network ConnectorBack View Video TV-Out ConnectorSerial Connector Parallel ConnectorVideo Monitor Connector Docking ConnectorPS/2 Connector USB ConnectorDocking Device Latch Battery Release LatchBottom View Module Release Latch

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