System Board Connectors and Sockets | Dell 900 specification

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Table 2-1. System Board Connectors and Sockets

Connector or
Socket	Description

BT1	Battery socket
CN1	Keyboard and mouse connectors
CN2	DC main power input connector
CN3	Parallel port connector (sometimes referred to as LPT1), video
	connector, and serial port connector
CN4	Front audio/USB board audio signal cable connector
CN5	USB port connector, headphone connector, and microphone
	connector
CN6	USB port connector
CN7	Secondary IDE interface connector for optical drive
CN8	Primary IDE interface connector
CN12	Front audio/USB board interface connector
CN13	Audio signal cable connector
CN16	Diskette-drive interface connector
DIMMn	DIMM socket
FN1	Processor fan connector
JP1	Power button connector
JP2	Power-button indicator connector
JP3	Hard-disk drive activity indicator connector
JP6	Password jumper
JP7	Boot-block select jumper
JPX1	Processor mode jumper
JPX2	NVRAM jumper
LED1	System board power indicator
PH1	Line-out connector
SL1	Riser-board connector
U9	Microprocessor socket

NOTE: The Glossary in the system Help defines abbreviations and acronyms.

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