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You can add memory expansion option cards to increase the amount of
internal memory in your Equity II+, and you can add an 80287 math copro-
cessor (which is not an option card but installs on the main circuit board).
You can also use most cards for the IBM® Personal Computer,
PC XT™,
and PC AT™ on the Equity II+. Check with your Epson dealer
from time to time to find out which peripherals and. option cards are
available.
The Equity II+ comes with the MS-DOS@ operating system and the
GW-BASIC® progr
amming language. If you have used MS-DOS before on
another computer, you will find that it works the same on the Equity II+. Be
sure to refer to your Equity MS-DOS manual, however, for descriptions of
the special utility programs added by Epson.
You may have purchased other software; you can use most software
products designed for the IBM PC, PC XT, and PC AT on your Equity II+.
Refer to your software program documentation for information on using the
software.
Additionally, the Equity II+ supports multiple users and multiple task-
ing with the appropriate operating system. Consult your Epson dealer for
more information.
How to Use this Manual
This user’s guide explains how to set up and care for your Equity II+. It
also describes how to start using your system and install optional devices.
You may not need to read everything in this book; some sections may
describe a particular option or accessory you do not have.
Follow the instructions in Chapter 1 to set up and turn on your system.
Chapter 2 describes some general operational procedures. Chapter 3
explains how disks and disk drives work and shows how to use them. Chap-
ter 4 describes how to install and remove option cards. If you encounter a
problem, refer to Chapter 5 for troubleshooting guidelines.
Appendix A describes how to change jumper settings inside the main
unit when you install certain optional devices, Appendix B presents the
Equity II+ hardware specifications, and Appendix C is a glossary of com-
puter terms used in this manual. Refer to the glossary whenever you come
across an unfamiliar word.
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