The two serial plugs for modem and printer are the basis of the usual peripheral connectivity but you will also have Ethernet 10/100 and SCSI. there are devices which can extend the range of the serial bus I believe but it rather depends on what you want to connect and how fast the data transfer needs to be. if you can connect to your printer with ethernet or SCSi it will free up the serial port. It should take a PCI USB card but you will need to check whether the OS can support the card at the sort of capability the 7200/90 has. I think the machine s really maxed out at OS8.6 and though OS9.1 will work it is like watching paint dry.
Drew
On 10 Feb 2004, at 14:06, syedzubair wrote:
1. I have a 7200/90 with an Apple Display Monitor, with only
one resolution, 640 x 480, 67HZ. There is no choice. I recently downloaded
Sigma Chess but cannot play it on this monitor for it requires a higher
resolution 800 x 600. Is it possible to increase the resolution preferrably
with some software.
2. My modem is connected to the serial port. How can I add more devices
without discoennecting the modem? Is it possible to create usb support.
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