Specifications

2.2.3 Intended Application by Device

Table 2.3

Device PCMCIA CF Bluetooth IrDA

Charge

terminal

FROM card - Yes - - -

Modem card Yes - - - -

LAN card Yes Yes - - -

WLAN card Yes Yes - - -

Printer - - Yes Yes -

Cellular phone - - Yes - -

Battery charge on Cradle - - - - Yes

Connecting to Bridge

Satellite Cradle

- - - Yes Yes

Connecting HTs - - Yes Yes -

FROM Card

Used as the storage memory. Since it has a memory configuration that does not require any

backup battery, which differs from the RAM disk installed in the terminal, it can store data even

when the terminal battery power has been consumed. In addition, it can easily be removed and

replaced so that handling of data with the CF card can be easily performed.

• Real-time data storage (the access speed is lower than RAM disk.)

• Storage of large-volume data such as master file, etc., that is never updated

• Batch installation (with SETUP function)

• Self-execution on startup by reset (with SETUP function)

• Self-execution at power on (with AUTORUN function)

• Possible to plug/unplug while terminal power is on.

• Stops accessing to secure data when the back lid is opened.

• Power OFF is suspended until the recovery process is completed if the Power key is pressed

during access.

• Improved speed for saving data into the card

Modem Card

Used to enable communication via a modem connected to telephone line.

• Modem card for connection via cable

• Modem Card with built-in fixed antenna

• Modem Card with built-in adjustable antenna

• Real-time upload/download of information

• Send and receive mail

• Call-in function (function to inform the user that mail is received)

• Security function (VPN (PPTP))

• To secure data, access is stopped when the battery pack cover is opened.

• Disables Power OFF if the Power key is pressed during communication.

• Sets up APO (disabled) to default to avoid interruption of in-progress communication.