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Apple Power Macintosh 8600 User Manual

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C key (at startup), to start up from a

CD-ROM disc 229

Claris Emailer Lite software 66
cleaning equipment 218, 220–222
clean installation of system software

196–200

Clear key 225
clock keeps time inaccurately 176
close box 21
closing

the computer 132–133
the expansion card cover 122
a window 21

coaxial cables 53, 54–55, 56
color depth, performance and 173
color display on a Photo CD,

troubleshooting 167

ColorSync 37
communications regulation information

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compatibility problems

application programs 159
control panels 171
system extensions 171, 183–184

composite video format 83. See also

cabling connection diagrams

composite Video In port (on video

equipment) 88–90, 92

composite video input ports 74–75,

83–84, 86–88

composite Video Out port (on video

equipment) 85, 87–88

composite video output ports 74–75,

83–84, 89–90, 92

computer components. See equipment
configurations

of DIMMs 105–107
switching among 60, 64

Configure pop-up menu 63
configuring

AppleTalk network connections

58–60

TCP/IP network connections 58,

61–64

connecting. See also cabling

connection diagrams

ADB devices 100
audio equipment 76–82
to an Ethernet network 53–57
to a LocalTalk network 51–52, 57
a microphone 80–82
a modem 47
the monitor 4–7
the mouse and keyboard 8–10
to multiple networks

simultaneously 57

a printer 98
SCSI devices 93–97
a second monitor 99
to a telephone line 43–48
video equipment 83–92

connectors

on the cache module 128, 129
on a DRAM DIMM 125, 126
on expansion cards 114–115
extended miniplug 77
RCA-type 77–79, 84–88, 89–92
safety instructions for 215
stereo miniplug 77, 78, 79
S-video 84–88, 89–92
on a VRAM DIMM 127

“Connect via” pop-up menu

AppleTalk control panel 59
TCP/IP control panel 62

contrast control 144
Control key 226
Control Panel Information command

(Select menu in Apple System
Profiler) 141

control panels

AppleTalk 58–60, 179, 181
compatibility problems 171
Easy Access 178
effects of resetting PRAM and

NVRAM 145–146

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