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Computer System Servicing (CSS) 10

Week 2-3 Day 1-4
Objective:

1. Install Peripherals/Devices in accordance with the manufacturer’s

instructions and/or OS installation procedures

CG Code: TLE_IACSS9- 12ICCS-IIa-j-30

Written by:

EDELIZA A. SOBERANO
Siay National High School
DAY 1
I. MINI-LESSON

Hello there! How are you? Today, we will be

learning something new about what are the
differentperipherals and devices. But before
that, I would like to know if you have any idea
about it?

INSTALLATION OF PERIPHERALS
AND OTHER DEVICES

Peripheral Devices
- Peripheral devices, also known as peripheral, computer peripheral,
input-output device, or input/output device, any of various devices
(including sensors) used to enter information and instructions into a
computer for storage or processing and to deliver the processed
data to a human operator or in some cases, a machine controlled
by the computer.

- Such devices make up the peripheral equipment of modern digital

computer systems.

- Peripherals are commonly divided into three kinds: input devices,

output devices, and storage devices.

- Input devices include typewriter-like keyboards; handheld devices

such as the mouse, trackball, joystick, trackpad, and special pen
with pressure-sensitive pad; microphone, webcams, and digital
cameras.

- Output equipment includes video display terminals, ink-jet and laser

printers, loudspeakers, headphones, and devices such as flow
valves that control machinery, often in response to computer
processing of sensor input data.
 - Most auxiliary storage devices-as, for example, CD-ROM and DVD
drives, flash memory drives, ad external disk drives also double as
input/output devices. Even devices such as smartphones, tablet
computers, and wearable devices like fitness trackers and
smartwatches can be considered as peripherals.

II. GUIDED PRACTICE

Directions: Answer the following questions:

1. What is a peripheral device?

_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________

2. What is the difference between input device and output device?

_________________________________________________
_________________________________________________
_________________________________________________

III. INDEPENDENT PRACTICE ACTIVITY

Activity 1: CROSSWORD PUZZLE

Directions: Find 10 different devices inside the box. Write your answer on the
answer sheet provided.

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A P C D M D V D H J
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 IV. EVALUATION
Directions: Choose the letter of the correct answer. Write your answer
on the provided answer sheet.

1. What device is used to enter information and instructions into a

computer for storage or processing and to deliver the processed data to
a human operator?
a. input b. output
c. peripheral d. computer

2. The following are the different kinds of peripherals, EXCEPT?

a. storage b. output
c. computer d. input

3. Input devices includes the following, EXCEPT?

a. joystick b. printer
c. trackpad d. keyboards

4. A device which includes sensors that provide information about their

environment?
a. output b. storage
c. input d. computer

5. What device does printers, speakers and headphones belong?

a. input b. output
c. storage d. computer
Day 2

I. MINI – LESSON

In the previous lesson, you have learned

about the different kinds of peripherals.
Today is just a continuation of our last topic.
Are you ready to learn now?

DESCRIPTION OF VARIOUS INPUT DEVICES

Device Description Types and Connections

Keyboard Used to type text and 101-key keyboard is

numbers into a word standard, USB, PS/2, and
processor or other wireless connections.
application.

Mouse Used to control the GUI; Optical mouse, USB,

works in two dimensions. PS/2, and wireless
Might have two or more connections.
buttons and a scroll wheel
to manipulate the OS. The
Buttons tab in Mouse
Properties is used to
change which buttons act as
the primary and alternative
click buttons.

Touchpad Device used on a laptop to These are often

control the cursor on the integrated to the laptop
screen. but can also be
 Device Description
Motion sensor Device used with PCs,
Macs, and gaming consoles
to allow a user to control the
computer by swiping,
grabbing, pinching, and so
on in mid-air.
Digital Takes still photographs
cameras/Camcorders and/or video using an
electronic image sensor.
Images are displayed on-
screen and can be saved to
solid-state media such as
SD cards and
CompactFlash.
Web cameras Enables a user to monitor
(webcam) other areas of a home or
building, communicate via
video telephony, and take
still images.
Scanner Used to optically scan
images and other objects
and convert them into digital
images to be stored on the
computer.
Types and Connections
connected externally via
USB or Wi-Fi.
Often connected via USB
or Wi-Fi, these are
controlled with infrared
technology.
Some devices can also
be controlled with voice
activation.
Can be a single device or
integrated into
smartphones/tablets.
Can connect to the PC
via USB or Wi-Fi.
Can connect to a PC via
USB, to a LAN via RJ45,
or via Wi-Fi.
Can connect via USB,
and IEEE 1394, or via Wi-
Fi.
 Device Description
Microphones Enables users to record
their voices or other sounds
to the computer. Common
usages are webcasts,
podcasts, for voice-overs
while screen capturing, and
for gaming.
Biometric devices Provides access to systems
based on a particular
physical characteristic of a
user. Used for
authentication purposes (for
example, a fingerprint
reader).
Barcode readers Reads barcodes (for
example, linear barcodes,
2D barcodes, Post Office
barcodes, and such). After
physical installation, they
need to be programmed to
understand these codes.
Smart card reader Device that accepts smart
cards used for
authentication and data
storage.
Types and Connections
Can connect to a PC via
1/8-inch (3.5 mm) mini-
jack (sound card) or via
USB.
Can be integrated to the
PC or can be connected
via USB, Wi-Fi, or
connected to the network.
Connects to the PC via
USB, Wi-Fi, PS/2, or
might be integrated into
handheld computers and
smartphones.
Can be integrated as a
slot (for, example to a
laptop).
Also available in USB
versions.
 Device Description Types and Connections

Musical Instrument Enables computers, music Uses a 5-pin DIN

Digital Interface (MIDI) keyboards, synthesizers, Connector.
devices digital recorders, samplers,
and so on to control each
other and exchange data.

Gamepads and Gamepads are game Connects via USB Type A

joysticks controllers made famous by
Nintendo, PlayStation, and
Xbox; there are also
gamepads for PCs.
Joysticks are often used for
flight simulator games.
connections. Older
versions used the 15-pin
gaming port on a sound
card.

II. GUIDED PRACTICE

Directions: Answer the following questions:

1. What is a gamepad?
________________________________________________
________________________________________________

2. Differentiate the use of a barcode reader and smart card reader?

________________________________________________
________________________________________________
________________________________________________
III. INDEPENDENT PRACTICE ACTIVITY

Activity 1. CONNECT ME!

Directions: Identify the type of connection of the following input devices.
Write your answer on the provided answer sheet.

1. Biometric Devices -
2. Scanner -
3. Web Cameras -
4. Touchpad -
5. Mouse -

IV. EVALUATION
Directions: Choose the letter of the correct answer. Write your answer
on the provided answer sheet.

1. What device is used to type text and numbers into a word processor
or other application?
a. mouse b. keyboard
c. touchpad d. gamepad

2. The following are the types of connections of a mouse, EXCEPT?

a. PS/2 b. Wi-Fi
c. USB d. wireless connections

3. Which is used on a laptop to control the cursor on the screen?

a. gamepad b. touchpad
c. MIDI device d. keyboard

4. Which device is used with PCs, Macs, and gaming consoles to allow a
user to control the computer by swiping?
a. touchpad b. mouse
c. motion sensor d. gamepad

5. Which device is used to take still photographs and/or video?

a. webcam b. digital cameras
c. touchpad d. scanner
Day 3
I. MINI – LESSON

In the previous lesson, you have learned

about the description and type of connection
of input devices. Today is just a continuation
of our last topic. Are you ready to learn now?

FUNCTIONS OF SOME VARIOUS OUTPUT DEVICES

There are four different categories of output device: visual, data, print, and sound. Each
output device example has a specific history, so here I cover specifically how each device
works, when it became a part of technology history, popular brands on the market selling the
device, and a fun fact.

Device Mode Function

A monitor consists of a
screen, circuitry, a power
supply, buttons to adjust
screen settings, and a
Visual casing that contains all of
these components. A
monitor displays data from a
computer onto a screen so
the user can interact with the
Monitor data via a digital interface.

The function of a printer is

to create a copy of
whatever is sent from the
computer to the printer.
Print Printers take electronic data
sent from a computer and
generate a hard copy.

Printer
 Headphones output audio
from a computer through
two individual headphones
for a single listener. Also
Sound known as earphones,
headphones allow you to
listen to audio without
disrupting other people in
Headphone the vicinity.

Computer speakers are

hardware devices that
transform the signal from the
computer's sound card into
Sound audio. Speakers create
sound using internal
amplifiers that vibrate at
different frequencies
according to data from the
computer. This produces
Computer Speaker sound.
As its name suggests, this
output device "projects"
computer images or video
onto a wall or screen.
Visual

Projector
GPS is a radio-based
navigation system that’s
composed of a sender
computer and a receiver.
Data The sender broadcasts
signals to 24 satellites that
ping to the sender the exact
Global Positioning location of the sender
System (GPS) computer in the form of
latitude and longitude
coordinates.
The sound card controls the
output of sound signals,
enabling devices like
speakers and headphones
Sound to work. The sound card is
known as an expansion
card, which means it can be
added to the motherboard.

Sound Card
II. GUIDED PRACTICE

Directions: Answer the following questions:

1. List five (5) different categories of output devices?

______________________________________________________
______________________________________________________

III. INDEPENDENT PRACTICE ACTIVITY

Activity 1. Match Me!

Directions: Match Column A with Column B. Write only the letter of the
correct answer on the provided answer sheet.
COLUMN A
____1. Monitor
____2. Sound Card
____3. GPS
____4. Projector
____5. Headphone

COLUMN B
a. b. c.

d. e. f.
IV. EVALUATION

Directions: Choose the letter of the correct answer. Write your answer
on the provided answer sheet.

1. Which of the following is NOT included in the category?

a. visualb. sound
c. data d. type

2. What output device is shown below?

a. monitor b. GPS
c. headphone d. printer

3. Which hardware devices that transform the signal from the computer's
sound card into audio?
a. computer speaker b. sound card
c. monitor d. projector

4. Which device creates a copy of whatever is sent from the computer?

a. headphone b. monitor
b. GPS d. printer

5. Which of the following is the correct meaning of GPS?

a. global positioning system b. global position system
c. globe positioning system d. globe position system
Day 4
I. MINI – LESSON

In the previous lesson, you have learned

about some descriptions of the output
devices. Today is just a continuation of our
last topic. Are you ready to learn now?

INSTALLATION OF PERIPHERALS AND DEVICES

Here are the general procedures to install any peripheral devices:

1. Plug a mouse or keyboard into a USB port and Windows should

immediately recognize it and install generic drivers. Because PS/2
ports are not hot-pluggable, you must restart Windows after
plugging a mouse or keyboard into a PS/2 port.

2. You can later use Device Manager to uninstall, disable, or enable

most devices. However, USB devices are managed differently. To
uninstall a USB device such as the USB keyboard, use the
Programs and Features window.

3. Replacing the keyboard is pretty easy to do. Before you begin any
disassembly of a laptop, refer to the manufacturer documentation.
Here are typical steps that are similar to many models of laptops:

4. A touch screen is an input device that uses a monitor or LCD panel

as the backdrop for input options. In other words, the touch screen
is a grid that senses taps, finger pinches, and slides and sends
these events to the computer by way of a USB port or other type of
connection.

5. A KVM (Keyboard, Video, and Mouse) switch allows you to use one
keyboard, monitor, and mouse for multiple computers.

6. A barcode reader is used to scan barcodes on products at the point

of sale (POS) or when taking inventory.
7. Biometric device is an input device that inputs biological data about
a person, used to identify a person's fingerprint, handprint, face,
voice, eye, or handwritten signature.

8. A digital camera or camcorder can hold images and videos both in

embedded memory that cannot be removed or exchanged and in
removable flash memory cards.

9. Another input device is a Graphics tablet, also called a digitizing

tablet or digitizer, that is used to hand draw and is likely to connect
by a USB port. It comes with a stylus that works like a pencil on the
tablet.

10. A motion controller, sometimes called a motion sensor,

provides input to the computer by sensing the motion of your fingers
and hands.

Installing Local and Network Printers, Share an installed printer,

and remotely use a shared printer

1. A printer connects to a single computer or to the network. A local

printer connects directly to a computer by way of a USB port, serial
port, or wireless connection (Bluetooth or Wi-Fi). Some printers
support more than one method.

2. A local printer can be attached to a computer using a port (for

example, USB, serial, or wireless) on the computer. For some
network printers, it is possible to set up a local printer by using an
Ethernet cable connected to the Ethernet port on the network printer
and the Ethernet port on the computer.

3. A network printer can connect directly to a network with its own NIC.
A network printer is identified on the network by its IP address.

Connecting a wired printer (USB or Ethernet) is easy:

-- USB. Plug the USB cable into the printer and computer and
Windows installs the printer automatically.

-- Serial. For a printer with a serial port, plug the serial cable into the
printer and computer and install the printer as a local printer.

-- Ethernet. Plug the Ethernet cable into the printer and network wall
jack, switch, or router and install the printer as a network printer on
any computer on the network.

On the other hand, you can use the Windows 8/7 Devices and Printers
window to install a printer.

Installing a network printer is sometimes called mapping a printer.

Follow these steps to install a wired or Wi-Fi network printer, serial-port

printer, or Bluetooth printer in Windows:

1. Make sure the printer is connected to the network or the computer.

In Control Panel in Classic view, click Devices and Printers. In the
Devices and Printers window, click Add a printer. Windows searches
for available printers and lists them

Two general ways to share a printer on a network

-- Computer as a print server. When your computer hosting a printer

shares the printer with other computers on the network, the computer
is called a print server.

-- Hardware print server. To connect a USB, Bluetooth, or serial-port

printer to the network, you can use a hardware print server. This device
has a USB port for a USB printer and can connect to a Wi-Fi or Ethernet
network. Plug the USB cable from the printer into the USB port of the
hardware print server and connect the device to the network, using
either a wired or wireless connection.

Sharing an installed local or network printer with others on the

network

1. In the printer Properties box, click the Sharing tab. Check Share this
printer.

To install a shared printer on a remote computer, you can:

a. Use the Devices and Printers window or
b. Use File Explorer or Windows Explorer.

Here are the general steps for both methods

1. Devices and Printers window.

 - On a remote computer, in the Devices and Printers window, click
Add a printer and follow the directions on screen to add a network
printer.

- Select the shared printer, which has a host name in the printer
address column. Windows attempts to use printer drivers found on
the host computer. If it doesn't find the drivers, you will be given
the opportunity to provide them on CD or another media.

- Printing to a file instead of producing a hard copy at a printer is called

virtual printing. The types of files you can virtually print depends on
the software installed on your system. To see your options for virtual
printing, open the Print menu or dialog box for an application.

II. GUIDED PRACTICE

Directions: Answer the following questions:

1. Summarize what you have learned about this topic.

_________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________

III. INDEPENDENT PRACTICE ACTIVITY

Activity 1. FILL ME IN!

Directions: Fill in the blanks with the correct words found in the box.
Write your answer on the answer sheet provided.

USB touchscreen laptop

write scan read

input output

1. Plug a mouse or keyboard into a _____ port and Windows should

immediately recognize it and install generic drivers.
2. Before you begin any disassembly of a ______, refer to the
manufacturer documentation.
3. A _____________ is an input device that uses a monitor or LCD
panel as the backdrop for input options.
4. A barcode reader is used to _____ barcodes on products at the point
of sale (POS) or when taking inventory.
5. Biometric device is an_____ device that inputs biological data about a
person, used to identify a person's fingerprint, handprint, face, voice, eye,
or handwritten signature.

IV. EVALUATION

Directions: Choose the letter of the correct answer. Write your answer
on the provided answer sheet.

1. Which device uses a monitor or LCD panel as the backdrop for input
options?
a. touchscreen b. mouse
c. keyboard d. barcode reader

2. The following are the meaning of KVM, EXCEPT?

a. video b. keyboard
c. monitor d. mouse

3. Which device is used to scan barcodes on products at the point of sale

(POS) or when taking inventory?
a. biometric b. barcode reader
c. mouse d. motion controller

4. Which device inputs biological data about a person, used to identify a

person's fingerprint, handprint, face, voice, eye, or handwritten signature?
a. biometric b. mouse
c. barcode d. touchscreen

5. Which device holds images and videos both in embedded memory that
cannot be removed or exchanged and in removable flash memory cards?
a. camcorder b. barcode reader
c. KVM d. biometric
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Quality Assured/ Evaluated by:

Jevan Hope S. Baltazar, T - III

Titay National High School