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Fujitsu Siemens Computers Point 1600, Point 500 Chapter 2 Assembling and Installing Connectivity Peripherals

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Chapter 2Assembling and Installing Connectivity Peripherals

This chapter describes the assembly and installation of connectivity peripherals.

Portable Port Expander 2

The portable port expander can be used alone with the pen tablet or it can be installed in the cradle

module as a component in other connec tivity peripheral assemblies.

The portable port expander is equipped with a latch mechanism and spacer to allow it to be attached

directly to the pen tablet. For details on attaching the portable port expander to the pen tablet and

connecting peripheral devices, refer to the Connectivity Peripherals User’s Guide.

Removing the Latch and Spacer (For In stallation in Cradle Module Onl y) 2

The portable port expander is shipped with two extra screws that are used if the portable port expander

is installed in the cradle module as a component in another connectivity peripheral a ssembly. If you plan

to install the portable port expander in the cradle module, you must first remove the latch and spacer. To

do so, remove the screws (called out in Figure 2-1) that fasten the latch and spacer to the portable port

expander. (Save the latch, spacer, and screws in case they are needed later.) Once the latch is removed,

the portable port expander can be installed in the cradle module.

Figure 2-1. Portable Port Expander Latch

Screws

Spacer

Latch Detail:

Latch Handle

Latch

Locked Position

Unlocked Position

Contents

Main Page Page Page Agency Compliance FCC Notice Canadian DOC Compliance Page Tabl e of Contents Page About This Guide Organization 0 Page Chapter 1 Introduction to Connectivity Peripherals Table 1-1. Connectivity Peripheral Model Numbers Page Cradle Module 1 The Portable Port Expander 1 Port Replicator 1 High-Usage C radle 1 High-Connectivity Cradle 1 Wall-Mount Cradle 1 Charge-Only Cradle 1 Chapter 2 Assembling and Installing Connectivity Peripherals Portable Port Expander 2 Figure 2-1. Portable Port Expander Latch Removing the Latch and Spacer (For In stallation in Cradle Module Onl y) 2 Latch Detail: Figure 2-2. Bottom View, Portable Port Expander Peripheral connectors on the portable port expander are described in Table 2-1. Table 2-1. Portable Port Expander Connectors Assemblin g th e Port Replicator 2 Figure 2-3. Installing the Portable Port Exp an der Attaching the Feet 2 Attaching the Wire Catch 2 Figure 2-4. Port Replicator (Back View) Figure 2-5. Bottom View, Port Replicator Connectors on the port replicator are described in Table 2-2. Table 2-2. Port Replicator Connectors Using the Folding Desk Stand 2 Figure 2-6. Folding Desk Stand Assemblin g th e H i gh - U s age C radle 2 Figure 2-7. High-Usage Cradle Assembly Figure 2-8. High-Usage Cradle Bottom View Table 2-3. High-Usage Cradle Connectors Installing the High-Usage Cradle 2 Figure 2-9. Fastening Cradle Module to Desktop Assembling the High-Connectivity Cradle 2 Figure 2-10. High-Connectivity Cradle Assembly Assembling the High-Connectivity Cradle 2-15 Figure 2-11. High-Connectivity Cradle Bottom View Installing the High-Connectivity Cradle 2 Table 2-4. High-Connectivity Cradle Connectors Installing the Wall-Mount Cradle 2 Required Tools and Hardware 2 Page Figure 2-12. Wall-Mount Cradle Mounting Plate Figure 2-13. Coiling DC Suppl y Cable Figure 2-14. Installing an FMWKB3 Keyboard Figure 2-15. Wall-Mount Cradle Exploded View Figure 2-16. Attaching Keyboard Tray Assembly to Mounting Plate (Right Side) Page Page Figure 2-21. Checking Cradle Module Alignment Testing the Wall-Mount Cradle After Installation 2 Figure 2-22. Wall-Mount Cradle Closed Position Installing the Wall-Mount Cradle Connectors on the wall-mount cradle are described in Table 2 -5. Table 2-5. Wall-Mount Cradle Connectors Installing the Charge-Only Cradle 2 Figure 2-23. Charge-Only Cradle Confirming External Power Is Supplied 2 Figure 2-24. Status Lights on the Pen Tablet MIC Page Index C H K M