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Apple G3 Minitower manual Lock the chassis by rotating the locking levers, Raised catch

Models: G3 Minitower

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2Lock the chassis by rotating the locking levers.

Lock the top chassis in place by moving the two locking levers inward and downward, as shown. Be sure that they snap underneath the raised catches on the chassis.

Raised catch

Raised catch

Installing PCI Cards, Memory, and Internal Storage Devices

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Apple G3 Minitower manual Lock the chassis by rotating the locking levers, Raised catch

Contents

Setting Up Your Computer Sometimes built into the monitor Positioning and Plugging In the Computer Setting Up Your Computer230 Power cord socket Power cord plugTo connect the monitor, follow these steps Connecting a MonitorMonitor port Monitor power socketPlug the mouse cable into the keyboard Connecting the Mouse and the Keyboard to the ComputerChapter Optional internal modem port RJ-11 Modem port icon Connecting a ModemModem port icon Modem port Mini DIN-9 Turning the Computer On Problems Turning Your Computer On? Turning the Computer Off What’s Next?Using Your Macintosh Optional Your Computer’s Components and Front Panel ControlsWorks with high-density and double-sided 3.5 floppy disks Optional AV ports Your Computer’s Ports and ConnectorsConnects your Macintosh to a printer or LocalTalk network Press the Open/Close button next to the CD-ROM drive Using the Computer’s Built-in DrivesUsing the CD-ROM Drive To use your CD-ROM drive, follow these instructionsUsing the Floppy Disk Drive and Optional Zip Drive Connecting Audio EquipmentSound Input and Output Ports Stereo miniplug Optional Left and Right RCA-Type Audio PortsRCA plugs Left and right RCA-type ports accept this type of connectorConnecting Most Audio Equipment RCA-type plugSound Output Port Turn on the computer and the audio equipmentConnecting and Using a Microphone Video connector Connecting Video EquipmentYour Macintosh can work with two major video formats Video plug Connecting Video Equipment for Input to the ComputerVideo cable Video Input port Audio input ports Left and rightÆS-video Turn on the computer and the VCR or camera˜ Composite Video Input port Audio Connecting Video Equipment for Output From the Computer Video connection for output from the computer Video Audio Connecting a TelevisionOutput port Output ports Composite Video Output port Audio output TV Mirroring icon Resolution iconBefore You Connect a Scsi Device Connecting External Scsi DevicesScsi icon Scsi port DB-25 Scsi system cable External Scsi terminator Connecting a Scsi DevicePrinter port icon Printer port Mini DIN-9 Connecting a PrinterConnecting an ADB Input Device Connecting a Second MonitorADB port icon ADB port Mini DIN-4 Connecting to a Local Area Network LocalTalk adapter Connecting to a LocalTalk NetworkLocalTalk cable Printer port LocalTalk adapter LocalTalk cable Ethernet icon 10Base-T Ethernet port RJ-45 Connecting to a 10Base-T Ethernet Network10Base-T Connecting to Multiple Networks SimultaneouslyConfiguring Your Network Connection Ethernet port Wall plateSecurity lock port Securing Your ComputerAbout PCI Expansion Cards Installing PCI Cards, Memory Internal Storage DevicesFront of computer Expansion Card Power RequirementsAbout Memory Video memory expansion slot Dram Dimm slots ROM slotAbout Internal Storage Options Dram ConfigurationsVideo Memory Configurations Important Use only Sgram SO-DIMMSPin connector Connecting an Additional ATA DeviceConnecting an Internal Scsi Device Opening the Computer Back of computer Disconnect the power cord from the back of the computer Press the button and lift Remove the coverUse the handle to open the chassis Installing a PCI Expansion Card Connector Port access cover in place ShieldRemove the screw that holds PCI slot Disconnect itInstalling an Unusually Long PCI Card Installing PCI Cards, Memory, and Internal Storage Devices Installing Dram or Video Memory Memory Installing Dram or Video Memory, nextConnectors Notches Video memory slot ConnectorsSgram SO-DIMM Your DIMM’s shape and components may vary NotchBottom chassis Installing a Hard Disk or Other Storage DeviceRemove the plastic faceplate Carefully lift up the computer so that it sits uprightRaised catch Remove both screws Drive carrierScsi device Replace the plastic faceplate Sheet metal shield Reinstall both screwsSnap the plastic faceplate back into place Closing the Computer Lock the chassis by rotating the locking levers Replace the computer cover panel What’s Next? Page Musculoskeletal Discomfort Health-Related Information About Computer UseEye Fatigue To prevent discomfort and eye fatigueShoulders relaxed Arranging Your OfficeAvoiding Fatigue Safety InstructionsWhat About Electromagnetic Emissions? Handling Your Computer Equipment Appendix Disk behind Handling Floppy Disks125 F 52 C 50 F 10 C Do not touch Keep disks away Exposed part From magnetsDo not touch Keep disks away Handling Zip DisksTo direct sunlight On discs Do not spill liquids To avoid damage to your discs, keep these points in mindHandling CD-ROM Discs Do not expose discsCleaning the Monitor Cleaning Your EquipmentPower Supply Cleaning the Computer CaseHere on your mouse Locking and Unlocking the MouseRecessed area surrounding ring Setting Up Your Power Macintosh Apple Computer, Inc Contents About Memory Connecting to Multiple Networks SimultaneouslyInstalling PCI Cards, Memory, and Internal Storage Devices Appendix Health, Safety, and Maintenance TipsCommunications Regulation Information Vi Laser Information