Openings in the Pump Module cylinder and housing allowing the flow of liquid through the Pump Module assembly during operation.
In telecommunications systems, the connection points on a port circuit pack. In computers in general, the sockets on the Central Processing Unit (CPU) into which peripheral device cables are plugged.
Plugs or connectors into which cables are attached.
Connectors in the back of your computer, or in computer parts that let you plug in a cable to connect two pieces.
a pretty cool thing, but we would have preferred if the two provided by the SiS chip were more clearly labeled, perhaps with different-color connectors
Sockets and/or plugs that physically connect computer devices or peripherals, such as hard drives and printers A personal computer typically comes with ports built into it. Some ports that are commonly used today are: Serial, Parallel, PS/2 and USB.
Plug-like connectors on the back of a PC's case that let the machine communicate with peripheral devices such as mice & printers. Serial ports transmit data 1 bit of data at a time; Parallel ports transmit data 8 bits ( 1 byte) at a time.
Computer gateways where information is sent to a device connected to the computer by a cable. IBM-type machines use parallel ports, where multiple pieces of information are sent to a device such as a laser printer, and serial ports, where information is sent in a single stream of data to a device. Macintosh ports are really serial ports, but cables are different from IBM type machines.
These are the sockets on the back of your laptop that allow connection to other devices such as printers, monitors, scanners, cameras etc.
Fibre Channel ports come in a number of flavours depending on the topology of the Fibre Channel. N_Ports are simple equipment node ports in a point-to-point connection topology. NL_Ports are node ports connected to an Arbitrated loop. F_Ports are point-to-point ports connected to a fabric. Generally this means that the F_Port is a port on a switch. FL_Ports are ports connecting from one loop to a switch and thus to a fabric. E_Ports are expansion ports used to interconnect switches together. G_Ports are classified by some switch companies as ports that can be either E_Ports or F_Ports depending on usage.
These are the sockets which allow further peripherals and devices to be connected to the PC. USB has become something of a standard for connecting the majority of peripherals, from printers, joysticks or webcams to digital cameras or memory card readers. Firewire is another port type used for connecting a range of devices, and has the advantage of very fast transfer speeds (upto 800 megabits/second). Firewire is a common feature on digital camcorders (known as i.Link or DV-In, DV-Out).
The devices used to connect or sync the PDA they PC. PDA's have both Serial and USB ports Psion(tm) A British handheld computer company that makes its own hardware and operating system. Utilized by the Symbian device platform. RAM Random Access Memory. Temporary storage for computer applications.
A connection point for a cable.
Openings in a microphone case designed to achieve a specific pickup pattern and frequency response. Also, connections on a computer used for plugging in accessories.
The physical connection points that allows external devices such as printers and scanners to be linked to the computer.
Data structures in memory, accessible by one component and one connector to interchange data; such names are used also for interfaces to ports that appear on module images as small (often numbered) rectangular areas; something different from cylinder ports
a connector from the computer to the outside world, generally either a serial or parallel port. A socket at the back of a computer used to plug in external devices such as a modem, mouse, scanner, or printer. In a communications network, a logical channel is identified by its unique port number.
Plug-like connectors on the back of a PC's case that let the machine communicate with peripheraldevices such as mice and printers. Serial ports transmit data one bit of data at a time; parallel ports transmit data eight bits (one byte) at a time.
LDAP uses the TCP/IP protcol and connects to port 389 (ldap) for non-ssl access and 636 when using SSL (ldaps).
Multipin connectors that enable external devices, such as monitors and printers, to be connected to the computer.