...Connecting peripherals with USB • Connecting peripherals with USB • Hot-Swappable • Because USB connections are hot-swappable, you can attach or remove peripherals without shutting down your computer. • Different connectors • A standard USB cable fe...

...Association), and it defines requirements for connecting DCE (data communications equipment—modems, converters, etc.) and DTE (data terminal equipment—computers, controllers, etc.) devices. • The standard, which is functionally equivalent to I...

...Interface System for digital displays. The M1 system is a versatile and convenient system designed for computer displays, specifically digital projectors. M1 supports both analog and digital signals. • DVI Connector • M1 is basically a modified DVI ...

...how to fix them. • Digital HDMI and DVI formats provide sharp, crystal-clear image quality. However, problems can occur. Here are the five most common: • Problem 1: Black screen (no picture at all). • Possible causes: • Bad cable or cable that’s t...

...years, sharing digital video and audio files over high-speed networks and other data-intensive uses has placed greater demands on hard drives, optical drives and media-storage peripherals. So, not surprisingly, Ultra ATA now faces competition ...

S/PDIF Digital Audio • S/PDIF. • S/PDIF (Sony/Philips Digital Interface Format) is a type of digital audio transfer file format developed primarily by Sony and Philips. It enables the transfer of digital audio without converting it to and from...

...a computer to a VGA monitor or projector located at a distance. The main differences are that they do not transmit keyboard and mouse data and that they often split the video and audio feeds for point to multi-point distribution applications while ...