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Figures and Tables

Chapter 1   Introduction

Figure 1-1   Front view of the computer

Figure 1-2   Back view showing I/O ports

Chapter 2   Architecture

Figure 2-1   Block diagram

Table 2-1    Buses supported by the Uni-N IC

Chapter 3   Devices and Ports

Figure 3-1   USB Type A port

Figure 3-2   FireWire connector

Figure 3-3   Maximum dimensions of the internal hard disk

Figure 3-4   Hard disk connector and location

Figure 3-5   Keyboard layout

Figure 3-6   Alternate operations of function and control keys

Figure 3-7   Embedded numeric keypad operation

Figure 3-8   Signal pins on the monitor connector

Figure 3-9   S-video connector

Table 3-1   Pin assignments on the USB port

Table 3-2   Pin assignments on the FireWire connector

Table 3-3   Signals on the Ethernet connector

Table 3-4   Pin assignments on the ATA hard disk connector

Table 3-5   Signals on the ATA hard disk connector

Table 3-6   Setting the default behavior of the function keys

Table 3-7   The function keys as control buttons

Table 3-8   Embedded keypad keys

Table 3-9   Control keys that change

Table 3-10   Flat-panel resolutions and pixel depths

Table 3-11   Picture sizes supported

Table 3-12   Signals on the monitor connecto

Table 3-13   Pin assignments for the S-video output connector

Table 3-14   Picture sizes for composite video output

Chapter 4   Expansion Features

Figure 4-1   Front view of an expansion bay module for 5.25-inch media

Figure 4-2   Back view of an expansion bay module for 5.25-inch media

Figure 4-3   Front view of a small expansion bay module

Figure 4-4   Back view of a small expansion bay module

Figure 4-5   Timing of control signals during module insertion and removal

Figure 4-6   Interior view showing RAM expansion slot

Table 4-1   Signals on the expansion bay connector

Table 4-2   Control signals on the expansion bay connector

Table 4-3   ATA signals on the expansion bay connector

Table 4-4   Unused IDE signals on the expansion bay connector

Table 4-5   Power lines on the expansion bay connector

Table 4-6   Sizes of RAM expansion modules and devices

Table 4-7   Types of DRAM devices