to test a network cable
When in doubt, put it in the green socket. It might also be marked as "speaker" or "headphones." You can try the headset plug in front if there is one there. Otherwise, try the green or "speaker" socket in the back if there is one there.
Most wireless keyboards, as well as mice, are plug and play, meaning you simply plug the receiver into a usb port and it does the rest. The keyboard will have a connect button, most likely located on the bottom. The receiver might have a button to force the connection as well.
What do you mean by plug in for a computer? Plug in's can be in 2 different terms of computer. 1 - Plug in a power lead, monitor lead etc. 2 - Plug in's can be a software addon or browser addon. for example; A plug in for flash player.
Usually just plug the flash drive into the computer. A flash drive is a Plug-and-Play device, meaning you can plug the device into the computer and the computer will detect the device without having to reboot.
well to connect it you have to plug it into a usb wire and plug it into a PC
Loopback plug
A loopback plug
A loopback plug
Something you plug into a port/ slot on a computer that tells it there is a network/connection active on the port but, it is just a facade created by the loopback adapter, you see them a lot in IT technicians tool bags
You would use a Loopback Plug, this allow an output signal to be returned as input.
If it's the stock motor, there is no drain plug under the crankcase. If it's aftermarket there might be a plug to drain oil from the crankcase, which would seldom if ever be necessary.
Exact definition of loop-back plugs will depend on what application we are talking about. Mostly these are connector plugs with a metal inside to short two electrical signals. There can be loopback plugs for different applications. These can be for a serial port or an Ethernet port or loopback plugs for specific signals on a connector or on a printed circuit board. These are very useful for debugging and testing an electronics problem. E.g. one can do a loopback on PC serial port's Transmit and Receive (Tx and Rx) lines using a loopback plug or a metal short to see if the serial port is working fine. Similarly Ethernet ports can be tested with a loop-back plug made for the purpose. - Neeraj Sharma
Exact definition of loop-back plugs will depend on what application we are talking about. Mostly these are connector plugs with a metal inside to short two electrical signals. There can be loopback plugs for different applications. These can be for a serial port or an Ethernet port or loopback plugs for specific signals on a connector or on a printed circuit board. These are very useful for debugging and testing an electronics problem. E.g. one can do a loopback on PC serial port's Transmit and Receive (Tx and Rx) lines using a loopback plug or a metal short to see if the serial port is working fine. Similarly Ethernet ports can be tested with a loop-back plug made for the purpose. - Neeraj Sharma
I think it might be the OBD (Diagnosis) Port.
Techkid is right--it's a loopback plug also called a loopback adapter. They monitor and test a transmission of electrical or data current (meaning electricity) from it's starting point all the way back to the completion, thus making a circuit. It's part of the Comp-Tia A+ test. (P.S. to the first guy who answered, if you don't know the answer, please don't answer it. No offense, but for a Wiki to be accurate, it has to have the right information.) loop-back plug is correct i think a dianostic card no... the answer is the loop back plug. Diagnostic card is an adapter card designed to discover and report computer errors
first thing you need to remove the plastic cover from under the truck. there is a screw right under the radiator you might need to fell of it.
These items would be at the very BOTTOM of the engine. You might have to go under the vehicle to see them.