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Ports and connectors on the back of your computer
Standby power button
®
Turns your computer on or off when you can’t use the Power
key on the keyboard or the Shut Down command.
Monitor video port
™
Connects your monitor to your Macintosh.
Apple Desktop Bus
V
Connects your Macintosh to an input device, such as a
(ADB) port keyboard or a trackball.
Printer port
[
Connects your Macintosh to a printer, LocalTalk network, or
GeoPort device.
External modem port
W
Connects an external modem or GeoPort adapter to your
Macintosh. (
Note:
If your computer has an internal modem, this
port is covered. Don’t remove the cover or connect anything to
this port if you have an internal modem.)
SCSI port
g
Connects your Macintosh to SCSI equipment, such as
external hard disk drives and scanners.
Sound input port
≈
Connects your Macintosh to another audio source, such as a
microphone, compact disc, or audio cassette player.
Sound output port
-
Connects your Macintosh to sound output equipment, such as
externally powered (amplified) speakers.
Monitor
Keyboard Mouse
CD-ROM drive Open/Close button
Floppy disk drive
Expansion bay
Behind the front panel
there is an expansion
bay for an optional
5.25-inch storage device
(1.7 inches high).
Internal hard disk drive
Power-on light
A green light indicates
that the computer is on.
CD-ROM drive (optional)
P
Power key
Use this key
to turn your
computer on
and off.
Sound
control buttons
Use this button to
change the volume of
the computer’s sound.
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C
Remote control sensor
Headphone jack
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