GAMBER-JOHNSON: PANASONIC TOUGHBOOK 55/54 DUAL RF LITE PORT REPLICATION LAPTOP VEHICLE DOCKING STATION.
ANTENNA PASS-THROUGH
- Dual RF (TNC)
PORT REPLICATORS
- Ethernet RJ45
- Fully Powered USB 3.0 (2) - 9 pin
- Serial D-sub 9 pin
- Antenna Pass-Through (2) - TNC
- Input Voltage 15.6 V DC
- RF Switch
POWER SUPPLY
FEATURES
- Special docking connector pin protection – helps to prevent accidental pin damage by providing additional protection around and in between each docking pin
- Designed to MIL-STD 810G test procedures and complies with FCC Class A standards
- Small footprint - designed to maximize available space inside of vehicle
- Gamber-Johnson has worked with Panasonic to perform the appropriate tests needed to qualify a product as Toughbook Certified
- Rear-facing l/O ports, integrated cable strain relief system, and convenient cable management system
- Spring-loaded docking connector to ensure connectivity in the roughest terrain
- Front safety bracket and rear corners ensure proper alignment and docking connectivity
- Spring-loaded plate protects RF connector from damage when computer is not in the docking station. Plate draws back into the docking station when the computer is docked.
- This docking station accommodates the optional modular expansion area on the Toughbook 54/55 computer
- Special access area for smart card reader makes it easy to insert and eject card
- Push button latch with keyed lock for theft deterrence:
- Push the latch to release the docking connector
- Insert computer and push latch closed to dock computer
- Can be used with Motion Attachments with the VESA 75mm hole pattern only
- Rugged composite/steel construction with black powder coat finish for long-term durability
- Antenna switch position:
- Switch set toward outside of dock: Uses exterior antenna
- Switch set to inside of the dock: Uses laptop antenna
CERTIFICATIONS & TESTING
- Toughbook Certified
- RoHS, FCC
- C-Tick, E-Mark
- Vibration Testing: MIL-STD 810G 514.5
- Docking Handle Tested: 10,000 cycles
- SAE Standard J1455 Crash Test