not a part of the computer system, these devices are commonly referred to as splitters. For example, the device may allow seven devices to connect to one serial port. Types of ports available on the expander hardware Ethernet port expander, FireWire port expander, DB-25 port expander, Serial port expander, USB port expander, VGA port expander, DVI port expander, SCSI port expander, Audio port expander, Video port expander, Microphone port expander, RS-422 port expander, Modbus serial port expander
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an update, automated systems should verify that each system has received its signature update. Configure laptops, workstations, and servers so that they will not auto-run content from USB tokens (i.e., "thumb drives"), USB hard drives, CDs/DVDs, Firewire devices, external serial advanced technology attachment devices, mounted network shares, or other removable media. If the devices are not required for business use, they should be disabled. Configure systems so that they conduct an automated anti-malware
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round with 4 or 7 pins. An SCSI has 2 different connectors narrow and wide. The narrow connector also known as the A-type connector has 50 pins and the wide connector also known as the P-type connector has 68 pins. This was replaced by the IEEE 1394(Firewire) which is quicker and is used for transmitting streaming media. The microphone port is color coated pink, the headphones are colored green, and the speakers are colored
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very generic and will allow expansion on just about any computer. There are many ports available that come with port expansion hardware. Some examples are, but are not limited to, USB Port Expander Hardware, Microphone Port Expander Hardware, FireWire Port Expander Hardware, Serial Port Expander Hardware, SCSI Port Expander Hardware, Audio Port Expander Hardware, RS-422 Port Expander Hardware, SATA Port Expander Hardware, Ethernet Port Expander Hardware, Modbus Serial Port Hardware, SSD Port Expander
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In clip 1.06-1.08 the video summers talked about Hardware device connections, Connections including IO ports and RAM (Random Access Memory). • 1.06 discussed PATA, SATA, SCSI, USB and Firewire and connections to and from the motherboard. • 1.07 discussed Io ports including USB, VGA, DVI Parallel ports, Game ports, and as well as IO for monitors, keyboards and mouse. • 1.08 discussed different types of RAM also known as (Random Access Memory) and their different kind of significant including
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S-Video port you may connect to the TV. SCSI connectors come with a variety of sizes, but the most common are the 50 pin connector for the A-type narrow SCSI cable, and the 68-pin connector for the p-type wide SCSI cable. IEEE 1394 also known as firewire uses serial communication, it is very fast, hot swappable, and is especially useful when transmitting streaming media. Multimedia devices such as microphones, earphones, and speakers are usually located at the back of the CPU, but in some cases there
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life. They are usually inside the computer on the motherboard, with the only visible part of it being the extension plate showing multiple ports. Some example of the type of ports that we’ve covered and that I’m familiar with are: Ethernet Port Firewire Port Serial Port VGA Port Audio/Video Ports SATA Port DVI Port USB Port DB-25 Port Microphone Port Port expanders are pretty generic, meaning that they’re compatible for almost any PC. There is not a specific expander made for the numerous
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express version, PCIe, for things such as video or network adapters • Accelerated Graphics Port, or AGP, which is used solely for video cards. • Integrated Drive Electronics, or IDE, is how hard drives interface. • Universal Serial Bus, or USB, and FireWire, is the standard for interfacing external peripherals • Memory Slots, which is where RAM cards are interfaced with a motherboard. As I’ve built a number of computers over the years, a majority of the information covered in this article were terms
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Unit 3: I/O Ports and Devices Video 1.07 Ports and Connectors- • Serial Ports- Transmit data one bit at a time. Their usually male and has 9 or 25-pins. • Parallel Ports- Transmit data 8 bits at a time. Their usually female with 25-pins. • Game Ports- They are usually females with 15 pins and arranged in 2 rows compared to the Video Port which also has 15-pins but are males and arranged in 3 rows. Mouse and Keyboards- • Earlier mice versions used Serial Connectors and keyboards used 5-pin
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Speaker, Printer, Mouse | Memory | Motherboard RAM, system BIOS ROM, hard disk, CD/DVD disk, speakers | There are some devices that are both input and output devices. These include modems, network adapters, and expansion ports such as USB, FireWire, and PCMCIA slots. Similarities | Differences | Power Saving: Both types of computers can hibernate or sleep when not being used. | Components: The internal components of a desktop computer are not designed for low-power operation. This includes
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