Juniper A2 Quick Start Manual

A2-A3 Ethernet Dock
The A2-A3 Ethernet Dock is a mounting station for
the Archer , Archer , Allegro
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Handhelds. It provides an ethernet port for networking, a
power input jack, and a USB client port.
Ethernet Specifications
10/100 Mbps twisted-pair ethernet
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IEEE 802.3 10Base-T / 100Base-TX
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Manages twisted pair crossover detection and
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correction
Supports full-duplex and half-duplex
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Ethernet driver software pre-installed on the handheld
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Dock Features
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1 Handheld backrest and connector protector slot
2 LED Indicator (on when the dock has power)
3 Docking pins
4 Archer
/Archer insert
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5 Power input jack (12VDC power input to power the
Ethernet dock and the handheld)
6 Ethernet port
LED indicators on port:
- Yellow LED indicates a speed of 100 Mbps
- Green LED indicates that there is data activity
7 USB client port
Accessories Included with the Dock
USB cable (USB-A to USB-B)
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Archer /Archer insert and two screws
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Accessories Available Separately
12VDC charger that came with the handheld
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Docking I/O module if not factory installed on the
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handheld
CAT5 or CAT6 twisted-pair ethernet cable
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Communication software (options include custom
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software from third party vendors such as
MobiControl or AirWatch)
Two #6-32 screws to mount the dock to a surface
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, and Allegro Rugged
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Using the Ethernet Dock
1.
The ethernet dock is a freestanding desktop base that
can be mounted to a horizontal surface. To mount
the dock, drill two holes 4-5/8"apart through the
mounting surface. Screw two #6-32 screws through
the mounting surface and up into the threaded holes
in the dock's base plate.
Note: The screws should not penetrate the dock more
than 1/4".
2.
The handheld must have a docking I/O module. The
module has docking pin contacts as shown below:
If you have a standard I/O module, replace it with a
docking I/O module (ordered separately).
3.
To use an Archer /Archer
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insert as shown below.
4.
Provide power to the dock using the 12VDC charger
that came with your handheld.
5.
If the handheld has a connector protector, open it to
reveal the connector ports. Pull it back.
6.
Insert the handheld into the dock with the keypad
facing forward. Align the docking pins on the dock
with the contacts on the handheld I/O module.
7.
For networking, use an ethernet cable to connect the
dock to an ethernet switch or to an internal network.
8.
Use communication software to communicate with
the handheld over an ethernet network. Follow the
instructions included with the software.
9.
You can communicate with the host computer via the
USB cable. Power must be applied to the dock.
10. Insert your handheld into the dock, and make sure it is
charging.
11. The handheld can be used when it is in the dock. The
keys are all accessible.
Note: Do not connect both the USB and the ethernet
to the docked handheld at the same time.
with the dock, install the
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