xii Using this Guide This guide is designed to help you set up your Amiga system quickly and safely. It contains information on making the necessary external connections, adding internal and external expansion options, and other hardware-related tasks. Once your Amiga system is up and running properly, you should be able to put this manual aside until such time as you add expansion hardware or need technical information. Keyl + Key2 Key combinations with a plus (+) sign between the keys indicate pressing the keys simultaneously. For example, Right Amiga+O means to hold down the right Amiga key and, while holding it down, press O.
Four Zorro III AUTOCONFIG expansion slots Extended video slot Local-bus CPU slot Three PC/AT compatible bridge slots High-capacity (1.76 MB) floppy drive AT IDE hard drive interface (l6-bit) Mounting provisions for internal 3.5-inch and 5.25-inch devices Four-voice stereo sound output Front panel keylock for security Consult the other Amiga documentation included with your system for software information. Amiga, A4000 The Amiga 4000 main unit is usually referred to as the A4000 or the Amiga. In this and other Amiga documentation from Commodore, the following conventions are used: Document Conventions Using this Guide