User's Manual
Table Of Contents
- 1.1 Copyright
- 1.2 Definitions, Acronyms, Terms, and Abbreviations
- 1.3 Safety and precautions
- 1.4 FCC notice
- 1.5 FCC Radiation Exposure Statement
- 1.6 Industry Canada notice
- 1.7 Approved for medical applications
- 1.8 How to read this manual
- 1.9 Biological Hazard and Returns
- 2.1 Introduction
- 2.2 Overview
- 3.1 Pre requisites
- 4.1 Booting the system
- 4.2 Connecting external peripherals
- 5.1 Display
- 5.2 Touch screen
- 5.3 Using your stylus pen
- 5.4 Using the RF-ID reader
- 5.5 Using the Wi-Fi (802-11 ABGN)
- 5.6 Using the Bluetooth
- 5.7 Using the Waveform Viewer (WFV) button and the Emergency Hot Key (EHK)
- 5.8 Audio solution
- 5.9 Docking connector
- 5.10 Security
- 5.11 Power adapter
- 5.12 Battery
- 6.1 Cleaning
- 6.2 Disposal
- 7.1 My NGP1 Computing Platform is not turning ON.
- 7.2 My NGP1 Computing Platform Power on LED is ON, but nothing happens.
- 7.3 My NGP1 Computing Platform does not run smoothly
- 7.4 How do I turn off my NGP1 Computing Platform
- 7.5 When I use the touch screen.
- 8.1 System Specifications
- 8.2 Display
- 8.3 Connectivity and Controls
- 8.4 Docking Station Connectivity
- 8.5 Power
- 8.6 Physical Characteristics
- 8.7 Optional Configurations
- 8.8 Environmental Specifications
- 8.9 Applicable International Standards
- 9.1 Docking station
- 9.2 Optional additional battery pack
- 9.3 Optional spare AC adapter
- 10.1 Contacts
VERIFICATION ONLY 32 NOT RELEASED
4.2.4 Express Card slot
On the top right side of the Computing platform , under the specifically designated rubber
door, there is a slot for Express Card 34 devices.
Several types of peripherals are
supported by the standard ( Phone cards,
Storage media, etc.).
After opening the door, you need to
gently insert the device till you feel that
the slide in movement becomes
contrasted and then reaches the end.
Warning: The IP 21
performance requires
that the Express Card
door is fully closed. When
there is
an external
ExpressCard34 based
device inserted, the NGP1
Computing Platform is
losing its IP21 grade.
When connecting external equipments to the LAN jack , follow the IEC
60601-1-1 requirements
in order to guarantee patient or bystander
safety.
Verify the current leakages