5

Luz de atividade

A luz amarela pisca quando o computador está transmitindo ou recebendo dados

 

da rede

da rede. Um volume intenso de tráfego na rede pode dar a impressão de que a luz

 

 

está constantemente acesa.

 

 

 

6

Conector de entrada

Utilize o conector azul para conectar um dispositivo como, por exemplo,

 

 

leitor de cassetes, leitor de CDs ou VCR.

 

 

Nos computadores com placa de som, o conector fica na placa.

 

 

 

7

Conector de saída

Utilize o conector de saída verde para conectar fones e a maioria dos alto-falantes

 

 

com amplificadores integrados.

Nos computadores com placa de som, o conector fica na placa.

8Conectores USB 2.0 (2) Utilize os conectores USB posteriores em dispositivos que normalmente permanecem conectados, como impressoras e teclados.

Érecomendável que os conectores USB frontais sejam utilizados para dispositivos usados ocasionalmente, como dispositivos portáteis de memória, câmeras ou para dispositivos USB inicializáveis.

9Conectores USB 2.0 (3) Utilize os conectores USB posteriores em dispositivos que normalmente permanecem conectados, como impressoras e teclados.

Érecomendável utilizar os conectores USB frontais para dispositivos utilizados ocasionalmente, como dispositivos de memória flash, câmeras ou dispositivos de inicialização USB.

10

Conector serial

Conecte dispositivos seriais, como um dispositivo portátil, à respectiva porta

 

 

serial. Os nomes padrão são COM1 para conector serial 1 e COM2 para o conector

 

 

serial 2.

 

 

Para obter mais informações, consulte “Opções de Configuração do Sistema”

 

 

no Guia do usuário.

 

 

 

11

Conector do teclado

Se tiver um teclado padrão, conecte-o ao conector roxo. Se tiver um teclado USB,

 

 

acople-o a um conector USB.

 

 

 

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GH458, 390 specifications

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