Fujitsu FPCPR25 User Manual
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Fujitsu PC Corporation
Mini-Dock
Installation Guide
FPCPR25
INSTRUCTIONS
This mini-dock is designed to extend the connectivity of
your pen tablet by providing a number of ports that are not
available on the system. Refer to Figures 1, 2, and 3 for port
locations. The mini-dock can also be used as a charging
dock for periods when the pen tablet is not being used.
Note that this mini-dock is not
or Stylistic LT C-500 pen tablet computers.
compatible with Stylistic LT
This mini-dock provides the following interfaces:
■
PS/2-style Mouse Port
Used for connecting a mouse with a PS/2-style connector.
■
AC Adapter Port
Used for connecting the AC adapter to supply power to
the system.
■
Parallel Port
Ordinarily used for connecting a printer.
■
Serial Port
Used for connecting a serial device.
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■
Video Port
Used for connecting a video monitor for displaying the
contents of the pen tablet screen.
■
Floppy Disk Drive Port
Used for connecting the optional floppy disk drive.
■
PS/2-style Keyboard Port
Used for connecting a PS/2-style keyboard connector.
■
LAN Port
Used for connecting the pen tablet’s optional internal LAN
module to a LAN hub.
Note s: The mini-dock is required in order to use the internal
LAN module; there is no LAN port on the pen tablet.
A ferrite core is supplied with the mini-dock. To comply
with FCC Class B requirements, use the ferrite core on
the LAN cable (not supplied). Installation instructions
are included in the ferrite core packaging.
■
USB Port
Used for connecting Universal Serial Bus-compliant
devices.
The viewing angle of the mini-dock can be adjusted to four
different positions. The bottom of the support bail on the
rear of the support platform (see Figure 3) snaps into one of
four slots. When storing the mini-dock, flip the bail up
against the back of the support platform to allow the platform to lie flat.
Note that the right-hand support can be removed to accommodate an optional wireless module (see Figure 4). To
remove the support, slide it upwards until it unlatches from
the support platform.
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PC Card
Video
Monitor
Pen Tablet
Mini-Dock
Floppy
Disk Drive
USB
Device
Figure 1. Mini-dock peripheral interfaces
Printer
PS/2-Style
Mouse
Keyboard
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