Pcmcia Port; Irda Port; Fax Port; Ethernet Lan Port - MAXDATA 400M Guide D'utilisation

Model 400M & 700T User's Manual Peripherals

9.8 PCMCIA Port

The PCMCIA slot gives you wide variety of connection to different options such as:
Fax/Modem, Flash Memory, SCSI Adapter, LAN connection, HDD, and etc.
Even Win95/Win98 has built-in support for PCMCIA cards and will recognize any
"plug and play" compatible PCMCIA cards after its insertion. Before inserting a card
into the PCMCIA slot, be sure that you have installed the PCMCIA drivers (Chapter
10) that come with the notebook. Otherwise, the notebook may not be able to recognize
that a card has been inserted.

9.9 IrDA Port

The IrDA provides infrared transmission rather than via an attached cable. With this
feature, you can transfer data without cable attachment. Just place the IrDA Port of the
two devices (e.g. a notebook and a printer both equipped with IrDA Port) within line of
sight distance (typical: 1.0meter; ±15°), and run the IrDA software. And data will be
transmitted between the two devices through infrared rays. This IrDA Port has a
transmission rate up to 4Mb/s baud.

9.10 Fax Port

The Fax/Modem Port uses RJ11 connector that lets you connect your notebook to the
public telephone network for various applications such as: internet, fax machine
emulation, and telephone answering machine functions.

9.11 Ethernet LAN Port

The Ethernet LAN Port uses RJ45 connector that lets you connect your notebook to the
LAN (Local Area Network).
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