Apple Macintosh Performa 5400 Series - Manual (Page 118)

Expansion cards are printed circuit boards that can be installed in your
computer to give it special features, such as enhanced video capabilities,
networking and communications, and additional processing power. Your
Macintosh has slots available for three different kinds of expansion cards:
m a PCI (peripheral component interconnect) slot for a 6.88-inch long PCI
card (such as a video editing card)
m a communication slot for an internal modem or Ethernet card (you may
already have an internal modem installed in this slot)
m a video-in slot for a video input card that brings signals into the computer
from a videocassette recorder (VCR), laser disc player, video camera, or
similar device
Video-in slot
(You may have a video input card
already installed in this slot.)
PCI (peripheral component
interconnect) slot and PCI
card adapter
Monitor-out slot
Communication slot
(You may have a communication
card—such as an internal modem—
installed in this slot.)
Vertical plate
DRAM DIMM slots (2)
Cache slot
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Appendix B
Installing an Expansion Card
Read this appendix for
instructions on installing an
expansion card in your computer .