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Connecting External Devices: Dell Latitude CPi A-Series System User's Guide, Connector Illustration

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Back to Contents Page Connecting External Devices: Dell™ Latitude™ CPi A-Series System User's Guide Connector Illustration | Audio | Keyboard | Keypad | Mouse | Diskette Drive | Connecting an External Monitor | Using an External Monitor Connector Illustration Use Figure 1 to locate the connectors on the back of the computer. Figure 1. Connector Illustration 1 Parallel connector 2 USB connector 3 Docking connector 4 Serial connector 5 Video connector 6 PS/2 connector 7 Infrared port Audio You can connect audio devices such as speakers, microphones, headphones, and record/playback devices to your computer. The following information tells you how to connect the cables. Figure 2 shows the locations of the audio jacks. Connect the audio cable from a microphone to the microphone jack, also called the MIC IN jack. Connect the audio cable from the speakers to the headphones/speakers jack, also called the lineout/speaker-out jack. Connect the line-out cable from a record/playback device to the line-in/audio-in jack. Cassette players, CD players, radios, stereo systems, and tape players are all record/playback devices. Figure 2. Connecting Audio Devices

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Connecting External Devices: Dell
™
Latitude
™
CPi A-Series
System User's Guide
Connector Illustration
|
Audio
|
Keyboard
|
Keypad
|
Mouse
|
Diskette Drive
|
Connecting an External
Monitor
|
Using an External Monitor
Connector Illustration
Use
Figure 1
to locate the connectors on the back of the computer.
Figure 1. Connector Illustration
1
Parallel connector
2
USB connector
3
Docking connector
4
Serial connector
5
Video connector
6
PS/2 connector
7
Infrared port
Audio
You can connect audio devices such as speakers, microphones, headphones, and record/playback devices
to your computer. The following information tells you how to connect the cables.
Figure 2
shows the
locations of the audio jacks.
Connect the audio cable from a microphone to the microphone jack, also called the MIC IN jack.
Connect the audio cable from the speakers to the headphones/speakers jack, also called the line-
out/speaker-out jack.
Connect the line-out cable from a record/playback device to the line-in/audio-in jack. Cassette players,
CD players, radios, stereo systems, and tape players are all record/playback devices.
Figure 2. Connecting Audio Devices