Intermec PR3 FlexDock User Guide - Page 9

Connect the DX1, About the DX1 USB Ports, Install the Optional Retaining Clip - user manual

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Connect the DX1 USB client port To power supply USB host port 7 About the DX1 USB Ports Use the USB client port (requires a Micro-USB connector) to connect the DX1 to your desktop PC. The USB host port is intended for use with the Ethernet or Modem Adapter accessories. Other USB devices may not be supported. If you are using the DX1 with the CS40 computer: • use USB cables that are 2 meters (6 feet) or shorter. • multiple concurrent USB connections are not supported. Connections to the USB client port receive priority over connections to the USB host port. For more information on connecting USB devices to your Intermec computer, see the computer user manual. Install the Optional Retaining Clip For the DX1 and DX2, you can use the optional retaining clip to secure the power supply cord to the dock. FlexDock User Guide 9

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FlexDock User Guide
9
Connect the DX1
7
About the DX1 USB Ports
Use the USB client port (requires a Micro-USB connector) to connect
the DX1 to your desktop PC. The USB host port is intended for use
with the Ethernet or Modem Adapter accessories. Other USB devices
may not be supported.
If you are using the DX1 with the CS40 computer:
use USB cables that are 2 meters (6 feet) or shorter.
multiple concurrent USB connections are not supported.
Connections to the USB client port receive priority over
connections to the USB host port.
For more information on connecting USB devices to your Intermec
computer, see the computer user manual.
Install the Optional Retaining Clip
For the DX1 and DX2, you can use the optional retaining clip to
secure the power supply cord to the dock.
To power
supply
USB client
port
USB host
port