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Chapter 10: Example: PCMCIA Expansion Module
Overview
Psion Teklogix WORKABOUT PRO HDK User Manual 101
10.1 Overview
This chapter describes a PCMCIA Expansion Module available for the WORKABOUT
PRO—part number 1030248, model WA9001. The instructions in this chapter build on the infor-
mation in Chapter 4: “Mechanical Considerations” and Chapter 7: “100-Pin Connector”.
The PCMCIA expansion module allows the user to connect a Type I or Type II PCMCIA card to
the WORKABOUT PRO. The expansion module accepts 3.3 V and 5 V PCMCIA cards.
The card must fit within the enclosure of the WORKABOUT PRO when the endcap and card stop
are installed, although a custom endcap can be created for extended PCMCIA cards.
This expansion module plugs into the WORKABOUT PRO 100-pin expansion connector.
The PCMCIA expansion module is available as a kit. The kit includes the following items:
• PCMCIA adaptor board (part number 1030313).
• Mechanical stop for the PCMCIA card (part number 1030224).
• Eight M2 x 4 screws (part number 9001906).
• Installation instructions (part number 8000037).
A metal frame for mounting the expansion module is already provided in the WORKABOUT
PRO. It also serves as a guide for the PCMCIA card.
10.2 Installation
To install the PCMCIA Adaptor Expansion Module:
1. Install the expansion module as shown in “Expansion Module Installation” on page 34.
2. Remove the WORKABOUT PRO end-cap.
To insert a PCMCIA card, slide it in through the end of the WORKABOUT PRO. When the
PCMCIA card is inserted, it is restrained by a plastic card stop. This card stop is fastened to the
body of the WORKABOUT PRO by four M2 x 4 screws. The endcap fits over the top of the
card stop.
10.3 Dimensions
An IGES model of the PCMCIA expansion model is in
...\Mechanical\WORKABOUTPRO\iges_files\pcmcia_xmod.igs. In this model the lower
screw holes are positioned so that the module attaches to the mounting frame using the mounting
frame screws. Unless you want to attach your expansion module in this way, use the IGES model
of the mounting frame to determine the screw locations.
10.4 Expansion Module Connectors
The expansion module connects to the WORKABOUT PRO 100-pin connector. It also has an
unkeyed PCMCIA connector.
The PCMCIA connector is aligned parallel to the expansion board, on the opposite side to the
100-pin connector.
Note: This sample PCMCIA Expansion Module does not use the mounting frame screw holes.
Instead, it is attached along its lower edge using the screws that hold the mounting frame
in place. These screws must be removed in order to position the expansion module, and
replaced once it is positioned.
- Psion Teklogix 1
- WORKABOUT PRO HDK 1
- What is RoHS? 4
- RoHS Logo 4
- TABLE OF CONTENTS 5
- Chapter 7: 100-Pin Connector 7
- Chapter 8: Scanner Connector 7
- Appendices 9
- Contents 10
- INTRODUCTION 1 11
- 1.1 About This Manual 13
- 1.2 Text Conventions 14
- 1.3 Contents Of The HDK 14
- Chapter 1: Introduction 15
- Files In The HDK 15
- 1.4 Obtaining The HDK 16
- 1.6 Discontinued Hardware 17
- HARDWARE 2 19
- 2.1 Overview 21
- 2.3 WORKABOUT PRO C, S, M, ME 21
- 2.3.2 Peripheral Processors 22
- 2.4.1 Main Processor 23
- 2.4.2 Peripheral Processors 23
- GoForce 4000 Media Processor 24
- This provides the following: 24
- • Video controller 24
- 2.5 Identifying Hardware 25
- 2.6 The LED 25
- 2.7 Connectors 25
- 2.8 Power Management 25
- 2.8.1 Batteries 26
- 2.10 Connector Locations 27
- SOFTWARE 3 29
- 3.1 Overview 31
- 3.2 Windows Drivers 31
- 3.4 System Initialization 32
- 3.5 Registry Keys 32
- HardwareFlowBaud (REG_DWORD) 33
- FFUART (REG_DWORD) 33
- PCMCIA (REG_DWORD) 33
- USB (REG_DWORD) 33
- 3.6 COM Port Assignments 34
- 3.7.1 Installing The Software 35
- Chapter 3: Software 36
- Development Platforms 36
- 3.7.8 The USBhub Namespace 37
- 3.7.10 The smBus Namespace 37
- 3.7.11 The PCMCIA Namespace 37
- MECHANICAL CONSIDERATIONS 4 39
- 4.1 Overview 41
- 4.2 HDK Mechanical Files 41
- WORKABOUT PRO 42
- WORKABOUT PRO 2nd. Generation 42
- 4.3 Installation 43
- 4.4 Location And Construction 44
- 4.4.3 Expansion Module 45
- Endcap, Card Stop, And Stylus 46
- Back view with the 46
- 4.4.5 Bottom Footprint 47
- EXTERNAL CONNECTORS 5 49
- • LIF connector 52
- • Tether connector 52
- • Power connector 52
- GND SP+L MIC+ SP+L 58
- 5.6 Docking Stations 59
- 5.7 Vehicle Cradles 62
- 5.8 Port Replicator 64
- Port Replicator 65
- 5.9 Other Cables And Adaptors 66
- INTERNAL CONNECTORS 6 67
- 6.1 Overview 69
- 6.4 100-Pin Connector 70
- 6.5 Scanner Connector 70
- 100-PIN CONNECTOR 7 71
- 7.1 Overview 73
- Hi-Z = high impedance 74
- 7.4 Data And Address Buses 80
- 7.5 Serial 80
- 7.7 General-Purpose I/O 81
- 7.9 PCMCIA 82
- 7.10 Wakeup 83
- 7.11.1 I2C Addresses 84
- Chapter 7: 100-Pin Connector 85
- Example Expansion Modules 86
- Psion Teklogix Serial Endcaps 87
- SCANNER CONNECTOR 8 89
- 8.1 Overview 91
- 8.2 Scanner Kits 92
- 8.4 Scanner Connector Pinout 93
- 8.5 The Scanner Flex 95
- 8.6 Power And Ground 95
- V+5_BAR 5 V 300 mA 96
- V+3.3 3.3 V 1 A 96
- Chapter 8: Scanner Connector 97
- Signals To The Scanner Device 97
- 9.1 Overview 101
- 9.2 Example Scanner Boards 101
- Serial Scanner Board 102
- Scan Engine Connector 104
- Intermec, scan engines 104
- 9.3 Power And Ground 106
- 9.4.2 USB Signals 107
- 9.4.3 Control Signals 107
- 10.1 Overview 111
- 10.2 Installation 111
- 10.3 Dimensions 111
- 10.5 Electrical 112
- The Card Detect Signals 113
- 10.6 EEPROM Data 114
- 11.1 Overview 117
- 11.2 Schematics 118
- 11.3 Connectors 118
- Abbreviations: 119
- N/A= not applicable; 119
- B = both high and low 119
- L= active low 119
- The USB Host 1 Connector (J6) 122
- 11.4 Configuration 123
- 11.4.1 Slot Power Control 124
- 11.4.2 EEPROM Write Control 124
- 11.5 Power And Ground 128
- 11.6 EEPROM Data 129
- 11.7 Installation 129
- Installation 130
- APPENDIX A 131
- A.3 Worldwide Offices 132
- International Subsidiaries 133
- APPENDIX B 135
- APPENDIX C 137
- C.2 Radio Specifications 140
- C.3 Scanner Options 141
- C.4 Battery Specifications 141
- High-Capacity Battery Pack 142
- APPENDIX D 145
- D.2 WORKABOUT PRO C Variant 147
- D.3 WORKABOUT PRO S Variant 148
- D.4 WORKABOUT PRO ME Variant 148
- D.6 Radio Options 151
- D.7 Scanner Options 151
- D.8 Battery Options 151
- APPENDIX E 153
- E.1.1 WORKABOUT PRO C Variant 155
- E.1.2 WORKABOUT PRO S Variant 155
- WORKABOUT PRO All Variants 156
- E.2 Radio Options 160
- E.3 Battery Options 160
- E.4 Scanner Options 160
- Scanner/Imager Model Numbers 161
- APPENDIX F 163
- F.1 Radio Specifications 165
- F.5 Bluetooth Radio 167
- APPENDIX G 169
- G.2 Scanner Specifications 171
- G.2.1.1 SE 1223HP Decode Zone 172
- G.2.1.2 SE 1223LR Decode Zone 172
- G.2.1.4 SE 955HP Decode Zone 173
- G.3 Imager Specifications 174
- HHP5180 Imager Specifications 175
- SX5393 Imager Specifications 176
- *QR code 177
- **Data Matrix 177
- 1D Bar Codes 178
- SX5400 Imager Specifications 179
- APPENDIX H 181
- H.1 Battery Specifications 183
- H.2.2 Standard Discharge 184
- H.2.3 Environmental Test 185
- H.3.2 Standard Discharge 187
- H.3.3 Safety Data 188
- H.3.4 Safety License 188
- H.3.5 Environmental Test 188
- H.4.2 Standard Discharge 190
- H.4.3 Safety Data 191
- H.4.4 Safety License 192
- H.4.5 Environmental Test 192
- APPENDIX I 195
- I.2 GRANT OF LICENSE 197
- LIMITATIONS 197
- I.4 HIGH RISK ACTIVITIES 198
- I.5 DISCLAIMER OF WARRANTY 198
- I.6 LIMITATION OF LIABILITY 198
- I.9 ENDING THIS AGREEMENT 199
- I.10 GENERAL 199
- I.8 CONFIDENTIALITY 199
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