Casio IT-700/70 - Manual (Page 36)

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1 RS-232C Interface
2 RS-422 Interface (C-IN)
3 RS-422 Interface (C-OUT)
4 AC Adaptor Jack
5 Hook
6 Connection
Detector
7 Power Contacts
8 System Operation
Indicator
9 Communication
Status Indicator
10 Charge Indicator
11 Power Indicator
12 IR Interface
13 Power Switch
14 Base
15 DIP Switches
16 Wall Hook Holes
For uploading and downloading system data and files with a computer
For communication between Optical Communication Units
For connection of the AC adaptor
Secures the Pocket PC Terminal in place when on a wall-
mounted Optical Communication Unit.
Detects whether the Pocket PC Terminal is correctly mounted
onto the Optical Communication Unit.
Supply power to the Pocket PC Terminal.
Indicates the current operational status of the system.
This indicator should light green a short while after you mount
the Pocket PC Terminal onto the Optical Communication Unit.
This system is not operating correctly if the system operation
indicator does not light.
Off:
System problem, or no communication with any of
the Pocket PC Terminals mounted on the Optical
Communication Units
Lit Green: System operating normally, communication being
performed with at least one of the Pocket PC Terminals
mounted on the Optical Communication Units
Indicates the current communication status.
Off:
No communication
Flashing Green: Communication in progress
Lit Red:
Problem with connection between Optical
Communication Units
Indicates the current status of the charger operation for the
lithium ion battery pack load in the Pocket PC Terminal.
Off:
No charging
Lit Red: Charging
Flashing Red: Battery pack abnormality
Lit Green: Charging finished
Indicates the power status of the Optical Communication Unit,
and whether a Pocket PC Terminal is mounted.
Off:
Power off
Lit Red: Power on, Pocket PC Terminal not mounted
Lit Green: Power on, Pocket PC Terminal mounted
For non-contact infrared data communication with a Pocket PC Terminal
Turns power on and off.
Rotate the base 180 degrees (so its high end is facing downwards)
when configuring the Optical Communication Unit for wall mounting.
Use these switches to change the basic configuration of the
Optical Communication Unit.
Wall hooks (spacers + screws) enter these holes for wall mounting.