PS/2 Connector | Dell 4100 specification

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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Dell 4100 specifications PS/2 Connector

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