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Using PC Cards Your computer is equipped with a versatile feature that allows you to connect portable external devices, such as modem, memory, or network PC Cards. The PC Card slots on your computer can accommodate (at the same time) two Type I, two Type II, or one Type III PC Card. Your computer, running Windows 95 or Windows NT, can accommodate 16-bit or 32-bit (CardBus) PC Cards. NOTE: A Type III PC Card fits only in the bottom slot, slot 1. IMPORTANT: Before buying a non-Compaq PC Card, be sure it is on the Compaq PC Card Solutions List. The Premier PC Cards are qualified on all portable systems and operating systems. The latest copy can be found on the Compaq web site http://www.compaq.com/support/techpubs/pcmcia/pccardlist.html . Also, look for the Compaq PC Card Solution logo shown in the diagram. Cards with this logo on their packaging and advertising have been qualified for use on Compaq computers. Compaq PC Card Solution Logo Connecting External Devices 10-3

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Connecting External Devices
10-3
Using PC Cards
Your computer is equipped with a versatile feature that allows you
to connect portable external devices, such as modem, memory, or
network PC Cards. The PC Card slots on your computer can
accommodate (at the same time) two Type I, two Type II, or one
Type III PC Card. Your computer, running Windows 95 or
Windows NT, can accommodate 16-bit or 32-bit (CardBus) PC
Cards.
NOTE:
A Type III PC Card fits only in the bottom slot, slot 1.
IMPORTANT:
Before buying a non-Compaq PC Card, be sure it is
on the Compaq PC Card Solutions List. The Premier PC Cards are
qualified on all portable systems and operating systems. The latest
copy can be found on the Compaq web site
.
Also, look for the Compaq PC Card Solution logo shown in the
diagram. Cards with this logo on their packaging and advertising
have been qualified for use on Compaq computers.
Compaq PC Card Solution Logo