336 connectors IEE-1394, 320 internal pin-type, 261 sound card, 325 joystick, 261 keyboard, 225-226 5-pin DIN, 226 6-pin mini-DIN, 226 signals, 226-227 specifications, 229 testing, 229 USB, 226 loopback, 175 MIDI, 261 MIDI in/MIDI out, 262 mono in, 261 mouse, 230-231 network cable, 277-278 Norton Utilities 9-pin serial, 175 Norton Utilities 25-pin serial, 175 parallel port, 189 power ATX motherboards, 37 drives, 36 floppy drives, 146 power supplies, 36 printer, 117 SCSI, 115 8-bit Centronics 50-pin, 115 DB-25, 116-117 SCSI-2 high-density, 115 serial port 9-pin, 166 9-pin to 25-pin, 168 25-pin, 167-168 SPDIF (Sony/Philips Digital Interface Format), 262 speaker/headphone, 260-262 st<strong>and</strong>-off, 311 stereo line in, 260-262 stereo line out, 260, 262 TAD In, 262 Type A, 189 Type B, 189 Type C, 189 USB cables, extending, 206 USB pinout, 205 Control Panel comm<strong>and</strong> (Settings menu), 171 controllers (USB), assigning, 208 conventional memory barriers, 46 conversions, hexadecimal/ASCII, 10-17 converter cables, 209 converting FAT-16 to FAT-32, 128 CPU speed, configuring, 78 CPUs (central processing units), 5, 312 creating AUTOEXEC.BAT files, 138 bootable disks, 299 CONFIG.SYS files, 138 Emergency Disk, 137 Emergency System Disk, 300 setup disks, 301 CRTs (cathode-ray tubes), 5 display size, 239 resolution, 238 current loop serial devices, 168-169 cylinders (hard drives), 93-94
D DAT (Digital Audio Tape) tape backup drives, 155 data backing up, 160-161 parallel, 313 restoring, 161 data bus, 5 data bus widths, 19 data cables, 146 data rates (USB), 209 data transfer rates, comparing USB to IEEE-1394, 212 data transfers (tools/parts/supplies), 313-314 DB-9 network cable connector, 277 DB-15 connector, 326 DB-15 network cable connector, 277 DB-25 connector, 189 DB-25 printer connectors, 117 DB-25 SCSI connectors, 116-117 DC (direct current), 34 DCC (direct cable connection), 5, 290 advantages, 294-295 configuration requirements, 297 null modem cables, 290-291 parallel data-transfer cables, 290-291 software, 291-292 MS-DOS Interlink, 292 Windows 9x/Me, 292-293 Windows NT4, 293 troubleshooting, 295-296 device-specific cables 337 DDR Consortium, 41 DDR DIMMs, 42 DDR SDRAM (Double Data Rate Synchronous DRAM), 41-42, 253 Defrag (Defrag.exe), 306 delay parameters, adjusting, 221 detecting DMA, 304 I/O port address usage, 303 I/O port addresses, 304 IRQs, 302-304 LBA mode support, 100-101 memory, 303-304 resource conflicts, 265-266 determining amount of memory (video cards), 249 BIOS version, 79 hard drive capacity, 101-102 memory usage, 49 motherboard manufacturers, 79-82 parity support, 43-44 usage DMA, 52-53 I/O port addresses, 57 IRQs, 52-53 device conflicts, 265. See also hardware conflicts Device Manager, 6, 53 Device Manager tab, 174 device-specific cables, 313
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