Specifications

MP1X20A Technical Reference Chapter 2 - Operation

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2.1 Keyboard and Touch pad

How to release the Keyboard

There are two release buttons located on the top-left and

top-right of the chassis. When pushed, the keyboard is

disengage from the MP1X20A and will swing down.

There are also two spring pins located at the bottom of

the keyboard that are inserted into the MP1X20A.

Pressing these inward will release the keyboard entirely

from the MP1X20A. The keyboard can be used while

attached to the MP1X20A or when fully released,

whatever is most comfortable for use.

How to close the

keyboard

Closing the keyboard back onto the MP1X20A follows the same

procedure as opening, in a reverse manner. It is noted that the

keyboard cable should be put back into its pocket. Make sure the

two locking pins are properly secured before swinging the keyboard

up to a closed position.

The system should be transported only with the keyboard attached

and closed so as to protect the LCD from damage.

Connecting the Keyboard

The coiled keyboard cable, with an RJ45 connector, is located

at the top of the keyboard in a pocket. The RJ45 should be

plugged into the mating connector on the MP1X20A (at the

lower right hand corner) to be operational. This will connect

both the keyboard and touchpad. This RJ45

connection is not an Ethernet network connection and

should not be plugged into one of those ports. Likewise, the

RJ45 connection on the front of the MP1X20A is not

network connection even though a network cable will

physically fit.

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