Toshiba Magnia 3030 User Manual
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(5) USB connector (
)
Used to connect a device compliant with USB (Universal Serial Bus)
standard.
(6) RGB connector (
)
Used to connect a display.
(7) Communication lamp (ACT) Link lamp (LNK)
Indicates the communication status.
Lit yellow ... Connected successfully but waiting
Flashing yellow ... Data being transferred
Off ... Network cable not connected or incorrectly connected
(8) Speed lamp (100TX)
Indicates the baud rate.
Lit green ... 100 Mbps
Off ... 10 Mbps
(9) Serial 1 connector
Used to connect an RS-232C-compliant device.
(10) Serial 2 connector
Used to connect an RS-232C-compliant device.
See “Connecting Peripheral Devices” on page 35.
NOTE: Operation of USB-compatible units
Before connecting a USB-compatible unit, make sure that the OS (operating
system) installed on your system supports the USB standard. Remember that
BIOS installed in this system does not support PS/2 emulation.
(Example)
Neither Windows NT 4.0 nor NetWare supports the USB standard.
Neither USB-compatible keyboard nor mouse can be used along with pro-
grams which run on an OS other than the network OS, for example, SetupIn-
structor, SSU (System Setup Utility), hardware diagnosis program and Sensor
Data and LCD setup Tools.
USB-compatible keyboards cannot be used along with BIOS Setup Utility.