User manual FUJITSU POINT 510 - Install Guide

Connectivity Peripherals Product Reference Point 510, Point 1600 Components that comprise connectivity peripherals are shipped unassembled. This document describes the components used to assemble each connectivity peripheral. Use this document to verify that the components you ordered are included. Note that some of these peripherals are available in nonlocking versions, see "Order Numbers" later in this product reference for a listing of locking and nonlocking versions. Components Assembled Connectivity Peripheral Description Wall-Mount Cradle The wall-mount cradle is assembled using a cradle module and wall-mount base; it provides a connection to a keyboard and external DC power. + Cradle Module Wall-Mount Base = Wall-Mount Cradle The wall-mount cradle is shown here with a keyboard and Point 510 pen tablet which are separately orderable. + Cradle Module Cradle Base + Portable Port Expander = High-Connectivity Cradle High-Connectivity Cradle The high-connectivity cradle is assembled using a cradle module, cradle base, and portable port expander; it allows you to connect a PS/2-style keyboard, PS/2-style mouse, external DC power, external floppy disk drive, external monitor, parallel device, RS-232C serial device, and Rx/ Tx (3 wire) serial device. Note that the latch on the portable port expander must be removed prior to assembly. High-Usage Cradle The high-usage cradle is assembled using a cradle module and cradle base; it allows you to connect a PS/2-style keyboard, PS/2-style mouse, and external DC power. + Cradle Module Cradle Base = High-Usage Cradle + Cradle Module Portable Port Expander = Port Replicator Port Replicator The port replicator is assembled using a cradle module and portable port expander; it allows you to connect a PS/2-style keyboard, PS/2-style mouse, external DC power, external floppy disk drive, external monitor, parallel device, RS-232C serial device, and Rx/Tx (3 wire) serial device. Note that the portable port expander latch must be removed prior to assembly. Charge-Only Cradle The charge-only cradle requires no assembly. This cradle provides a connection to external DC power and is used for storing and charging the pen tablet between uses. The cradle accommodates the pen tablet with or without the hand strap attached. Charge-Only Cradle © 1999 Fujitsu Personal Systems, Inc. Point 510 and Point 1600 are trademarks of Fujitsu Personal Systems, Inc. 1/99 Page 1 of 2 58-0634-00A Other Accessories and Peripherals 0 Order Numbers 0 The following accessories and peripherals are not included when you order connectivity peripherals and, if required in your installation, must be ordered separately: · · · · AC adapter (FMWAC4) Folding desk stand (FMWDS3) External floppy disk drive (FMWFD2) Keyboard Order numbers for connectivity peripheral components and assemblies are given in the following list. Note that assemblies which include the cradle module are available in locking and non-locking versions. The nonlocking version of the cradle module is not equipped with the tubular lock and cradle latches that are present on the locking version. · · · · · · · · · · · · · · FMW26CR1 FMW26CR21 FMW26CR2 FMW26CR22 Nonlocking FMW26CR3 FMW26CR23 FMW26CR4 FMW26CR24 FMW26CR5 FMW26CR8 FMW26CR28 FMW26CR9 FMW26CR10 FMW26CR11 High-Usage Cradle - Locking High-Usage Cradle - Nonlocking High-Connectivity Cradle - Locking High-Connectivity Cradle Port Replicator - Locking Port Replicator - Nonlocking Wall-Mount Cradle - Locking Wall-Mount Cradle - Nonlocking Portable Port Expander Cradle Module - Locking Cradle Module - Nonlocking Cradle Base Charge-Only Cradle Wall-Mount Base The folding desk stand is commonly used with the port replicator. Folding Desk Stand Related Documentation 0 Refer to the following documents for details on using and installing connectivity peripherals. Connectivity Peripherals User's Guide (FMW26TRG5) This guide provides details on using connectivity peripherals for the end user. Connectivity Peripherals Installation Guide (FMW26TRG6) This manual provides details on assembling and installing connectivity peripherals and connecting peripheral interfaces. Page 2 of 2