Fujitsu Siemens Computers Point 1600, Point 500 manual Introduction to Connectivity Peripherals

Chapter 1

Introduction to Connectivity Peripherals

Connectivity peripherals for the Point 510 and Point 1600 pen tablet systems are engineered using modular design principles. Each connectivity peripheral is assembled using components which may be used in different connectivity peripheral products. Components that make up connectivity peripherals are shipped unassembled.

This chapter gives an introduction to each connectivity peripheral. Use this chapter to verify that the components comprising the connectivity peripheral you intend to assemble are present. For details on assembling these peripherals, refer to the appropriate section of Chapter 2.

Table 1-1 shows the model numbers for connectivity peripheral products. Note that some models are available in locking and non-locking versions. The components used to assemble each connectivity peripheral are described later in this chapter.

Table 1-1. Connectivity Peripheral Model Numbers

Part Name	Locking/	FPSI Model Number
	Non-Locking

Portable port expander	N/A	FMW26CR5
Port replicator*	Locking	FMW26CR3
	Non-Locking	FMW26CR23
High-connectivity cradle*	Locking	FMW26CR2
	Non-Locking	FMW26CR22
High-usage cradle*	Locking	FMW26CR1
	Non-Locking	FMW26CR21
Wall-mount cradle*	Locking	FMW26CR4
	Non-Locking	FMW26CR24
Charge-only cradle	N/A	FMW26CR10
Cradle module†	Locking	FMW26CR8
	Non-Locking	FMW26CR28

*The type of cradle module (locking or non-locking) installed in this assembly determines whether the connectivity peripheral is a locking or non-locking version.

†The cradle module is not sold as a separate product. It is sold as a component of other connectivity peripherals.

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