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IBM 10H4713 IO Adapter Models 14x/17x Network Station (4 Connectors)
- I/O Adapter card
- Designed for IBM Network Station 14x/17x
- Features 4 connectors
- Expands input/output capabilities
- Facilitates peripheral connectivity
- Enhances system versatility
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Product Overview
The IBM 10H4713 is an I/O Adapter designed for Network Station models 14x and 17x. It features four connectors, enabling expanded input/output capabilities for these specific IBM computing devices.
Technical Information
| Product Type | I/O Adapter |
| Compatibility | IBM Network Station Models 14x/17x |
Additional Specifications
| Number of Connectors | 4 |
Product Description
The IBM 10H4713 is an Input/Output (I/O) adapter specifically engineered to enhance the connectivity options for IBM Network Station models 14x and 17x. Network Stations were thin clients or terminals designed to connect to a central server, providing users with access to applications and data hosted remotely. This adapter card serves to expand the peripheral connection capabilities of these devices. With its inclusion of four distinct connectors, the 10H4713 allows for the simultaneous connection of multiple input or output devices. These connectors could support various types of peripherals, such as keyboards, mice, serial devices, or other specialized hardware, depending on the specific implementation and the types of ports provided. This expansion is crucial for users who require more than the standard built-in I/O ports offered by the Network Station itself. By integrating the 10H4713, IBM Network Stations become more versatile and adaptable to different user environments and application needs. It provides a straightforward way to add essential I/O functionality, ensuring that users can connect all the necessary hardware to effectively utilize the networked computing resources. This adapter is a testament to the modular design principles employed to extend the lifespan and utility of computing hardware.

