Fujitsu Siemens Computers Point 500, Point 1600 manual High-Connectivity Cradle Connectors

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utilize these ports is determined by BIOS settings. Ensure that BIOS options are properly configured for the ports that you intend to use.

 

Table 2-4. High-Connectivity Cradle Connectors

 

 

Port

Description

 

 

Serial Port A

This connector can be used to connect an external device with a serial interface

 

such as a modem. This is a fully-functional RS232-C serial port.

 

 

Serial Port B

This connector can be used to connect an external device with a serial interface.

 

Note the following:

 

1) This port provides only the Rx and Tx (receive and transmit) signals of the

 

RS232-C interface. 2) When this port is enabled, the IrDA port on the pen tablet is

 

disabled.

 

 

Parallel Port

This connector can be used to connect a device with a parallel interface such as a

 

parallel printer.

 

 

Floppy Disk

This connector can be used to connect the Fujitsu FMWFD2 floppy disk drive.

Drive Port

 

 

 

Mouse Port*

This connector can be used to connect a PS/2-style mouse. When used with the

(on portable

Point 1600 pen tablet, this connector can be connected to either a PS/2-style

port expander)

keyboard or mouse.

 

 

Video Port

This connector allows you to connect an external SVGA monitor.

 

Point 1600 pen tablet users: Note that an external monitor and the pen tablet

 

display screen cannot be viewed simultaneously.

 

 

DC Input

This connector can be used to connect the AC adapter or auto adapter.

 

 

Keyboard Port

This connector can be used to attach a PS/2-style keyboard.

 

 

Mouse Port*

This connector can be used to connect a PS/2-style mouse.

(on cradle

 

module)

 

 

 

*Because of its modular design, the port replicator is equipped with two mouse ports. Only one mouse device should be connected at a time.

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Contents Point Page Point Page FCC Notice Canadian DOC CompliancePage Table of Contents Page About This Guide OrganizationViii About This Guide Introduction to Connectivity Peripherals Connectivity Peripheral Model NumbersConnectors on Connectivity Peripherals Cradle Module Portable Port ExpanderPort Replicator High-Usage CradleHigh-Connectivity Cradle Wall-Mount Cradle Charge-Only CradleAssembling and Installing Connectivity Peripherals Portable Port Expander Connectors Bottom View, Portable Port ExpanderAssembling the Port Replicator Attaching the Feet Port Replicator Back View Port Replicator Connectors Bottom View, Port ReplicatorUsing the Folding Desk Stand Assembling the High-Usage Cradle High-Usage Cradle Assembly High-Usage Cradle Bottom View High-Usage Cradle Connectors Installing the High-Usage Cradle Fastening Cradle Module to Desktop Assembling the High-Connectivity Cradle 10. High-Connectivity Cradle Assembly 11. High-Connectivity Cradle Bottom View Installing the High-Connectivity Cradle High-Connectivity Cradle Connectors Installing the Wall-Mount Cradle Required Tools and HardwareAssembling and Installing Connectivity Peripherals 12. Wall-Mount Cradle Mounting Plate 13. Coiling DC Supply Cable 15. Wall-Mount Cradle Exploded View Push Tighten Tighten Push 19. Fastening Cradle Module Left Side 21. Checking Cradle Module Alignment Testing the Wall-Mount Cradle After Installation Wall-Mount Cradle Connectors Installing the Charge-Only Cradle 23. Charge-Only CradleConfirming External Power Is Supplied 24. Status Lights on the Pen TabletAssembling and Installing Connectivity Peripherals Index Page Page 58-0627-00A
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