Fujitsu Siemens Computers PenCentra 130 instruction

FMWHS3

Hand Strap

Installation Instructions

PenCentra 130 and 200

The hand strap can be attached to your PenCentra 130 or PenCentra 200 pen tablet to provide additional support while using the system in a hand-held position.

Installing the Hand Strap

The hand strap can be installed in on of two locations on the pen tablet to accommodate right- or left-handed users. To install the hand strap,

1.Using a sharp object such as a penknife, pry the round, adhesive covers from the back of the system to expose the screw bosses in the location that you want to install the hand strap. See Figure 1 for the screw boss locations.

Serial

Port

Door


Left Handed User	Removable
Right Handed User	Battery Pack
Right Handed User

Figure 1. Hand Strap Fastening Points

2.Use the screws provided to attach the hand strap in the desired location as shown in Figure 2.

3.The hand strap is now attached to your system.

Using the Hand Strap

4.If you are a right-handed user, install and use the hand strap as shown in Figure 3. The Velcro strip on the hand strap allows you to adjust the strap to the most comfortable position. If you are a left-handed user, install and use the hand strap as shown in Figure 4.

Figure 2. Installing the Hand Strap

Figure 3. Using the Hand Strap (Right-handed User)

Figure 4. Using the Hand Strap (Left-handed User)

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PenCentra 130, PenCentra 200 specifications

The Fujitsu Siemens Computers PenCentra 130 and PenCentra 200 were notable portable computing devices introduced in the late 1990s. These devices were particularly designed for mobile professionals, prioritizing lightweight design and functionality.

The PenCentra 130 was recognized for its compact design and intuitive interface, featuring a 9.5-inch TFT display with a resolution of 800x600 pixels. Weighing just under 1.2 kilograms, it was one of the lightest models available at the time, making it an attractive option for users requiring mobility. The device operated on the Windows CE platform, which was ideal for its touch-screen capabilities. The PenCentra 130 utilized a Transmeta Crusoe processor, which emphasized low power consumption, allowing for longer battery life during usage.

One of the standout features of the PenCentra 130 was its integrated pen input, which facilitated easy navigation and direct interaction with the screen. This attribute appealed to users who preferred writing or drawing directly on their devices. The unit also offered a variety of connectivity options, including serial ports and USB, catering to peripheral devices and enhancing its versatility.

In contrast, the PenCentra 200 boasted enhanced performance with a more powerful 366 MHz processor, significantly improving multitasking capabilities and overall responsiveness. It featured a larger 10.4-inch display with improved resolution, providing clearer visual quality for documents and presentations. The PenCentra 200 also supported more memory, with configurations available up to 128 MB, which allowed users to run more applications simultaneously.

Battery life continued to be a crucial aspect of the PenCentra line, with the PenCentra 200 equipped with a more robust battery, ensuring users could work longer without the need for frequent recharging. Additionally, the device included built-in Wi-Fi capabilities for wireless connectivity, a significant leap in technology at the time, enabling professionals to stay connected on the go.

Both the PenCentra 130 and 200 showcased Fujitsu Siemens’ commitment to innovation and user-friendly design in portable computing. Their lightweight builds, touch interface, and solid performance catered perfectly to the demands of mobile users in an increasingly connected world. The legacy of the PenCentra series remains a testament to early advancements in portable computing technology.

Fujitsu Siemens Computers PenCentra 130 installation instructions FMWHS3, Hand Strap

Models: PenCentra 130 PenCentra 200