Biostar IDEQ 200A iDEQ 200A user's manual - Page 32

Connecting, monitor, mouse, keyboard

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Connecting monitor To connect a monitor, plug the monitor cable into the VGA port located on the rear panel of your computer. 00 0 Figure 3.3 Connecting mouse and keyboard Most of mouse and keyboard are PS/2 compliant. However, lots of the latest keyboard and mouse use the USB connectors instead of PS/2. Before connecting mouse and keyboard, make sure the connector is USB compliant or PS/2 compliant. • Plug the mouse cable into the USB port (if your mouse uses the PS/2 connector, plug the cable into the green PS/2 port located on the rear panel of your computer). • Plug the keyboard cable into the USB port (if your keyboard uses the PS/2 connector, plug the cable into the purple PS/2 port located on the rear panel of your computer). 1 Figure 3.4 24

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Connecting
monitor
To
connect
a
monitor,
plug
the
monitor
cable
into
the
VGA
port
located
on
the
rear
panel
of
your
computer.
0 0 0
Figure
3.3
Connecting
mouse
and
keyboard
Most
of
mouse
and
keyboard
are
PS/2
compliant.
However,
lots
of
the
latest
keyboard
and
mouse
use
the
USB
connectors
instead
of
PS/2.
Before
connecting
mouse
and
keyboard,
make
sure
the
connector
is
USB
compliant
or
PS/2
compliant.
Plug
the
mouse
cable
into
the
USB
port
(if
your
mouse
uses
the
PS/2
connector,
plug
the
cable
into
the
green
PS/2
port
located
on
the
rear
panel
of
your
computer).
Plug
the
keyboard
cable
into
the
USB
port
(if
your
keyboard
uses
the
PS/2
connector,
plug
the
cable
into
the
purple
PS/2
port
located
on
the
rear
panel
of
your
computer).
1
Figure
3.4
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