Texas Instruments Extensa 650 Options Manual Download

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External Mouse

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Your Extensa computer comes with a pointing
device already installed, but you can use an
external PS/2 or serial mouse.

To connect a PS/2 mouse, insert the
connector into the PS/2 port in the rear of
the Extensa.

To connect a serial mouse, attach the
connector to the 9-pin serial port in the rear
of the Extensa.

Note: A serial mouse is not a Plug and Play
device. For Windows 95 to detect a serial mouse,
use the Add New Hardware icon in the Control
Panel.

Summary of Contents for Extensa 650

Page 2: ... between 100 240 volts AC and has a detachable AC power cord You can order power cords with specific plugs for the region you will be operating the computer in Caution Use only the AC adapter recommended in this document TI Part No 9813497 0001 Another adapter can damage your computer AC Adapter DC Connector AC Adapter Female Connector Male Plug ...

Page 4: ...PS 2 Devices 4 4 You Extensa computer supports external devices that connect to a PS 2 port Such devices include an external numeric keypad external keyboards or external mouse ...

Page 6: ...use To connect a PS 2 mouse insert the connector into the PS 2 port in the rear of the Extensa To connect a serial mouse attach the connector to the 9 pin serial port in the rear of the Extensa Note A serial mouse is not a Plug and Play device For Windows 95 to detect a serial mouse use the Add New Hardware icon in the Control Panel ...

Page 7: ...stalling an upgrade module into either or both slots You can expand RAM from 16 MB up to 80 MB Caution TI does not warrant the use of any memory other than that supplied by TI specifically for the Extensa computer TI will not be held responsible for problems or degradation of performance incurred by using any memory other than TI memory described in this document ...

Page 9: ...hat duplicates all of the ports on your computer plus some additional ports The port replicator allows you to have an easy one step connect disconnect to the various cables in the back of your computer See the instructions that come with your port replicator for more details ...