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Что (кто) такое Plug Compatible Manufacturer - определение

MACHINE THAT HAS BEEN DESIGNED TO BE BACKWARD COMPATIBLE WITH A PRIOR MACHINE
Plug compatible manufacturer; Plug Compatible Manufacturer; Plug-compatible; Plug compatibility
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Plug Compatible Manufacturer         
<company> (PCM) A manufacturer of equipment that some other manufacturer's system can identify and work with. The PCM's device replaces the original manufacturer's. Most PCMs competed with IBM. PCM devices normally offer a cost-performance benefit over the original device. For example, several PCM versions of the {Direct-Access Storage Device} IBM 3350 offered twice the storage and improved data access (dual port). Plug compatible devices include replacement CPUs, such as the Hitachi 7/90 series (which could be substituted for {IBM 3090} series processors), I/O subsystems, and {dumb terminals} like the IBM 3270. [Used outside mainframe market?] (2003-06-24)
Plug compatible         
Plug compatible refers to "hardware that is designed to perform exactly like another vendor's product." The term PCM was originally applied to manufacturers who made replacements for IBM peripherals.
Compatible ink         
MANUFACTURED BY THIRD PARTY MANUFACTURERS
Compatible ink cartridges
Compatible ink (or compatible toner) is manufactured by third party manufacturers and is designed to work in designated printers without infringing on patents of printer manufacturers. Compatible inks and toners may come in a variety of packaging including sealed plastic wraps or taped plastic wraps.
Plug valve         
SUBCLASS OF STOPCOCKS
Plug cock
Plug valves are valves with cylindrical or conically tapered "plugs" which can be rotated inside the valve body to control flow through the valve. The plugs in plug valves have one or more hollow passageways going sideways through the plug, so that fluid can flow through the plug when the valve is open.
plug and pray         
  • An example of an ISA interface card with extremely limited interrupt selection options, a common problem on PC ISA interfaces.<br>Kouwell KW-524J dual serial, dual parallel port, 8-bit ISA, manufactured in 1992:<br>* Serial 1: IRQ 3/4/9<br>* Serial 2: IRQ 3/4/9<br>* Parallel 1: IRQ 5/7<br>* Parallel 2: IRQ 5/7<br>(There is no technical reason why 3,4,5,7,9 cannot all be selectable choices for each port.)
  • A third-party serial interface card for the [[Apple II]] that required cutting and soldering to reconfigure.  The user would cut the wire traces between the thinly connected '''⧓''' triangles at X1 and X3 and solder across the unconnected '''◀▶''' pads at X2 and X4 located at the center of the card.  Once done, reverting the modification was more difficult.
  • A NuBus expansion card without jumpers or DIP switches
SUPPORT BY COMPUTER DEVICE OR BUS FOR AUTOMATICALLY DISCOVERING OF COMPONENTS WITHOUT MANUAL CONFIGURATION
Plug-n-play; Plug and Play; Plug & Play; Plug-and-Play; Plug And Play; Plug&play; Plug n play; Plug-and-pray; Plug and pray; Plug-And-Play; Plug 'N' Play; Plug-and-Surf; Plug-and-surf; Plug-and-play; Plug & play; Plug Play; PlugPlay
<humour> The Windows 95 equivalent of the Macintosh's plug and play, referring to difficulties encountered when setting up new hardware under Windows 95. (1997-10-11)
plug and play         
  • An example of an ISA interface card with extremely limited interrupt selection options, a common problem on PC ISA interfaces.<br>Kouwell KW-524J dual serial, dual parallel port, 8-bit ISA, manufactured in 1992:<br>* Serial 1: IRQ 3/4/9<br>* Serial 2: IRQ 3/4/9<br>* Parallel 1: IRQ 5/7<br>* Parallel 2: IRQ 5/7<br>(There is no technical reason why 3,4,5,7,9 cannot all be selectable choices for each port.)
  • A third-party serial interface card for the [[Apple II]] that required cutting and soldering to reconfigure.  The user would cut the wire traces between the thinly connected '''⧓''' triangles at X1 and X3 and solder across the unconnected '''◀▶''' pads at X2 and X4 located at the center of the card.  Once done, reverting the modification was more difficult.
  • A NuBus expansion card without jumpers or DIP switches
SUPPORT BY COMPUTER DEVICE OR BUS FOR AUTOMATICALLY DISCOVERING OF COMPONENTS WITHOUT MANUAL CONFIGURATION
Plug-n-play; Plug and Play; Plug & Play; Plug-and-Play; Plug And Play; Plug&play; Plug n play; Plug-and-pray; Plug and pray; Plug-And-Play; Plug 'N' Play; Plug-and-Surf; Plug-and-surf; Plug-and-play; Plug & play; Plug Play; PlugPlay
<jargon> 1. Hardware or software that, after being installed ("plugged in"), can immediately be used ("played with"), as opposed to hardware or software which requires configuration. See also turnkey, plug and pray. 2. A new recruit who needs no training. "The new guy, John, is great. He's totally plug-and-play." (1997-03-30)
Plug and play         
  • An example of an ISA interface card with extremely limited interrupt selection options, a common problem on PC ISA interfaces.<br>Kouwell KW-524J dual serial, dual parallel port, 8-bit ISA, manufactured in 1992:<br>* Serial 1: IRQ 3/4/9<br>* Serial 2: IRQ 3/4/9<br>* Parallel 1: IRQ 5/7<br>* Parallel 2: IRQ 5/7<br>(There is no technical reason why 3,4,5,7,9 cannot all be selectable choices for each port.)
  • A third-party serial interface card for the [[Apple II]] that required cutting and soldering to reconfigure.  The user would cut the wire traces between the thinly connected '''⧓''' triangles at X1 and X3 and solder across the unconnected '''◀▶''' pads at X2 and X4 located at the center of the card.  Once done, reverting the modification was more difficult.
  • A NuBus expansion card without jumpers or DIP switches
SUPPORT BY COMPUTER DEVICE OR BUS FOR AUTOMATICALLY DISCOVERING OF COMPONENTS WITHOUT MANUAL CONFIGURATION
Plug-n-play; Plug and Play; Plug & Play; Plug-and-Play; Plug And Play; Plug&play; Plug n play; Plug-and-pray; Plug and pray; Plug-And-Play; Plug 'N' Play; Plug-and-Surf; Plug-and-surf; Plug-and-play; Plug & play; Plug Play; PlugPlay
In computing, a plug and play (PnP) device or computer bus is one with a specification that facilitates the recognition of a hardware component in a system without the need for physical device configuration or user intervention in resolving resource conflicts. The term "plug and play" has since been expanded to a wide variety of applications to which the same lack of user setup applies.
Plug and Play         
  • An example of an ISA interface card with extremely limited interrupt selection options, a common problem on PC ISA interfaces.<br>Kouwell KW-524J dual serial, dual parallel port, 8-bit ISA, manufactured in 1992:<br>* Serial 1: IRQ 3/4/9<br>* Serial 2: IRQ 3/4/9<br>* Parallel 1: IRQ 5/7<br>* Parallel 2: IRQ 5/7<br>(There is no technical reason why 3,4,5,7,9 cannot all be selectable choices for each port.)
  • A third-party serial interface card for the [[Apple II]] that required cutting and soldering to reconfigure.  The user would cut the wire traces between the thinly connected '''⧓''' triangles at X1 and X3 and solder across the unconnected '''◀▶''' pads at X2 and X4 located at the center of the card.  Once done, reverting the modification was more difficult.
  • A NuBus expansion card without jumpers or DIP switches
SUPPORT BY COMPUTER DEVICE OR BUS FOR AUTOMATICALLY DISCOVERING OF COMPONENTS WITHOUT MANUAL CONFIGURATION
Plug-n-play; Plug and Play; Plug & Play; Plug-and-Play; Plug And Play; Plug&play; Plug n play; Plug-and-pray; Plug and pray; Plug-And-Play; Plug 'N' Play; Plug-and-Surf; Plug-and-surf; Plug-and-play; Plug & play; Plug Play; PlugPlay
¦ noun a standard for the connection of peripherals to personal computers, whereby a device needs only to be connected to a computer in order to be configured to work perfectly.
plug and pray         
  • An example of an ISA interface card with extremely limited interrupt selection options, a common problem on PC ISA interfaces.<br>Kouwell KW-524J dual serial, dual parallel port, 8-bit ISA, manufactured in 1992:<br>* Serial 1: IRQ 3/4/9<br>* Serial 2: IRQ 3/4/9<br>* Parallel 1: IRQ 5/7<br>* Parallel 2: IRQ 5/7<br>(There is no technical reason why 3,4,5,7,9 cannot all be selectable choices for each port.)
  • A third-party serial interface card for the [[Apple II]] that required cutting and soldering to reconfigure.  The user would cut the wire traces between the thinly connected '''⧓''' triangles at X1 and X3 and solder across the unconnected '''◀▶''' pads at X2 and X4 located at the center of the card.  Once done, reverting the modification was more difficult.
  • A NuBus expansion card without jumpers or DIP switches
SUPPORT BY COMPUTER DEVICE OR BUS FOR AUTOMATICALLY DISCOVERING OF COMPONENTS WITHOUT MANUAL CONFIGURATION
Plug-n-play; Plug and Play; Plug & Play; Plug-and-Play; Plug And Play; Plug&play; Plug n play; Plug-and-pray; Plug and pray; Plug-And-Play; Plug 'N' Play; Plug-and-Surf; Plug-and-surf; Plug-and-play; Plug & play; Plug Play; PlugPlay
when you add hardware to a Windows computer, the hope that it Windows recognizes it and it works
The installation of the sound card includes a little plug and pray that Windows can find it
plug-and-play         
  • An example of an ISA interface card with extremely limited interrupt selection options, a common problem on PC ISA interfaces.<br>Kouwell KW-524J dual serial, dual parallel port, 8-bit ISA, manufactured in 1992:<br>* Serial 1: IRQ 3/4/9<br>* Serial 2: IRQ 3/4/9<br>* Parallel 1: IRQ 5/7<br>* Parallel 2: IRQ 5/7<br>(There is no technical reason why 3,4,5,7,9 cannot all be selectable choices for each port.)
  • A third-party serial interface card for the [[Apple II]] that required cutting and soldering to reconfigure.  The user would cut the wire traces between the thinly connected '''⧓''' triangles at X1 and X3 and solder across the unconnected '''◀▶''' pads at X2 and X4 located at the center of the card.  Once done, reverting the modification was more difficult.
  • A NuBus expansion card without jumpers or DIP switches
SUPPORT BY COMPUTER DEVICE OR BUS FOR AUTOMATICALLY DISCOVERING OF COMPONENTS WITHOUT MANUAL CONFIGURATION
Plug-n-play; Plug and Play; Plug & Play; Plug-and-Play; Plug And Play; Plug&play; Plug n play; Plug-and-pray; Plug and pray; Plug-And-Play; Plug 'N' Play; Plug-and-Surf; Plug-and-surf; Plug-and-play; Plug & play; Plug Play; PlugPlay
Plug-and-play is used to describe computer equipment, for example a printer, that is ready to use immediately when you connect it to a computer. (COMPUTING)
... a plug-and-play USB camera.
ADJ: ADJ n

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Plug compatible

Plug compatible refers to "hardware that is designed to perform exactly like another vendor's product." The term PCM was originally applied to manufacturers who made replacements for IBM peripherals. Later this term was used to refer to IBM-compatible computers.