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K Service Source Macintosh PowerBook 550c This product is forJapan only. K Service Source Basics Macintosh PowerBook 550c Basics General Information - 1 General Information The Macintosh PowerBook 550c features a built-in trackpad, intelligent batteries, two battery bays, an optional PCMCIA expansion module, a darker shade of plastics, and a 10.4" display. The computer is available in Japan only. Basics Rear Panel - 2 Rear Panel The illustration below shows the location of ports and connectors on the rear panel of the Macintosh PowerBook 550c. Basics PB Screw Matrix - 3 PB Screw Matrix Nine different types of screws are used in the Macintosh PowerBook 550c. All are Torx screws and require either a T-8 or T-6 Torx screwdriver. Note: The legend for the screws follows on the next page. Basics PB Screw Matrix - 4 Legend for Macintosh PowerBook 550c Screws 1 Feet 2 Hard drive, keyboard, bottom case (middle front), display assembly, floppy drive, daughterboard EMI shield (top edge), inside edge of top case, right side panel 3 Display bezel, display, clutch, DAA 4 Trackpad cable and actuator, daughterboard EMI shield (sides), motherboard standoff 5 Rear panel 6 Hard drive bracket 7 Inverter board, interconnect board 8 Bottom case (front corners), left side panel 9 Floppy drive bracket Basics PB Cable Matrix - 5 PB Cable Matrix For a matrix of cables that work with specific models of the PowerBook family of computers, refer to the PowerBook Cable Matrix. (The Macintosh PowerBook 550c uses the same cables as the Macintosh PowerBook 520/540 Series.) Basics PCMCIA Module Handling - 6 PCMCIA Module Handling The PCMCIA (Personal Computer Memory Card International Association) expansion module is an option for the Macintosh PowerBook 550c. The module inserts into the computer's second (left) battery bay and has two slots that accept a variety of third-party PCMCIA cards. There are three types of PCMCIA cards: Type I (3 mm), Type II (5 mm), and Type III (10 mm). Type I and Type II cards fit in either the upper or lower slot of the expansion module. Type III cards fit in the lower slot and take up both slots. The following are guidelines for properly handling the PCMCIA expansion module: