3-2_deck_4525275 Flashcards

1
Q

PS/2 port is also known as ___? Page 144

A

mini-DIN 6 connector

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2
Q

__ is a mouse and Keyboard interface port first found on the IBM PS/2 hence the name.

A

Mini-DIN 6 connector

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3
Q

How can u differentiate between a keyboard to that of a mouse? Page 144

A

The differences lies between the colors. A keyboard has a purple port while a mouse port is usually green

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4
Q

The __ was primarily used in parallel printer connections and SCSI interfaces. Pg 144

A

Centronics connector

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5
Q

T/F. Centronics connector are not found on computers themselves (except in the case of some 50-pin SCSI interface card? Pg 144

A

True

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6
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A method of connecting two dissimilar items together can be term as what? Pg 145

A

Interface

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7
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Name any 3 most common interfaces used in PCs today? Pg 145

A

Drive interface SCSIUSB

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8
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T/F. All drives does not need some form of connection to the motherboard so the computer can β€œtalk” to the disk drive. Pg 146

A

False

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9
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List the two main types of drives interfaces. Pg 146

A

Floppy disk drive interfaces and Hard disk drive interfaces

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10
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A floppy disk drive interfaces allow ___ and certain other devices. Pg 146

A

Floppy Disk Drives (FDDs)

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11
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Today, the headers you will find in most motherboards are for __? Pg 146

A

Serial ATA (SATA)

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12
Q

Enhanced IDE (EIDE) is also known as __? Pg 146

A

Parallel ATA (PATA)

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13
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The header require ___ that allow increased transfer rates by reducing crosstalk in the parallel signal. Pg 147

A

80-wire ribbon cables

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14
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T/F. PATA AND SATA has the same header. Pg 149

A

False

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15
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T/F Most parallel interfaces us a DB52 female connector. Pg 153

A

True

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16
Q

The original printer cables typically used the __? Pg 153

A

DB25M-to-Centronics-36 configuration

17
Q

T/F. Inside a parallel cable, 120 wires are used for transmitting data so that 12 bytes can be transmitted at a time. Pg 153

A

False

18
Q

__ also allows for backward support of the standard parallel port (SPP) in compatibility mode. Pg 153

A

IEEE 1284

19
Q

T/F. For 6yrs, the most popular type of interface available on computers was the parallel interface. Pg 152

A

False

20
Q

T/F. The standard parallel port only transmits data out of the computer to another Hard drive.πŸ˜‚ Pg152

A

False

21
Q

____ cannot receive data (except for a signal wire carrying a Ready signal) Pg 152

A

Standard Parallel Ports

22
Q

Which port has one important advantage over a Standard parallel port? Pg 152

A

Bidirectional Parallel Ports

23
Q

A __ is used to hook two computers together without a modem. Pg 155

A

Null modem serial cable

24
Q

Complete this sentence by choosing the best letter A-C. If standard parallel communications was similar to taking interstate, Then? Pg 155

A

A. RS-233 serial communications were similar to taking a country road.B. RS-234 serial communications were similar to taking a country road.C. RS-232 serial communications were similar to taking a country road.

25
Q

USB can be used to connect wide variety of computers peripherals list them as listed in the book. Pg 157 πŸ’ͺπŸΌπŸ‘ŠπŸΏ

A

USB can be use to connect the following, keyboard,mice, cameras, printer, and scanner. πŸ€—