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Accesspoint POC Service.Book Mobile Computing System Service Manual Document Number L01-509 Revision D TouchPoint Medical 114 Douglas Road East Oldsmar, FL 34677 USA www.touchpointmed.com 800-947-3901 TouchPoint Medical Customer Service: For all customer service related issues, or if you need technical assistance, call our customer service department. 1-800-947-3901 Americas 877-671-3162 International 800-852-627 Australia 855-894-2710 Mexico TouchPoint Medical reserves the right to make improvements or changes in the products described in this manual at any time without notice. While reasonable efforts have been made in the preparation of this document to assure its accuracy, TouchPoint Medical assumes no liability resulting from any errors or omissions in this document, or from the use of the information contained herein. © 2016 TouchPoint Medical. All rights reserved. TouchPoint Medical logo is a trademark of TouchPoint Medical. TouchPoint Medical is a division of TouchPoint, Inc. This manual is copyrighted. All rights reserved. This manual may be printed for personal use only. This manual, whole or in part, may not be copied, photocopied, reproduced, translated, or reduced to any electronic medium or machine-readable form for distribution. This manual, whole or in part, may not be modifi ed without prior consent, in writing, from TouchPoint Medical. T-2 Contents Introduction to AccessPoint™ Mobile Computing System1 Workstations 1-1 Introduction . 1-2 Equipment Classification . 1-3 Important Product Notices . 1-3 Important Safety Instructions for Installers . 1-4 Disposal . 1-5 Intended Use . 1-6 Chapter Content . 1-6 Illustrations . 1-6 Safety Information . 1-8 Regulatory Compliance . 1-8 Important Safety Instructions . 1-8 Notes . 1-9 FCC Information . 1-9 Industry Canada . 1-10 Safety Labels . 1-10 Revision History . 1-11 2 Getting Started . 2-1 Getting Started with the Workstation . 2-2 Unpacking . 2-2 Inspection . 2-2 Shipment of Power Supply . 2-2 Connect the Power Supply Batteries . 2-3 Charge Power Supply Battery . 2-6 Integration . 2-8 Computer Power Tips and Cable Connections . 2-8 Configure Selectable Voltages . 2-10 Remove Work Surface . 2-12 Technology Tray . 2-13 Setup Keyboard and Mouse . 2-22 Install Work Surface . 2-24 Wake on LAN / Wake on Power . 2-25 Wake on LAN . 2-25 Wake on Power . 2-32 Revision D TouchPoint Medical AccessPoint™ Mobile Computing System Service Manual i L01-509 3 Workstation Operation . 3-1 Introduction . 3-2 TouchPoint Medical AccessPoint Workstation Base . 3-2 Power Supply . 3-2 LED Lights . 3-3 Keypad Controller . 3-4 Keypad Controller LED Battery Fuel Gauge . 3-5 Height Adjustable Column/Work Surface Adjustment . 3-8 Raising the Workstation . 3-8 Lowering the Workstation . 3-8 Lowering the Workstation with E-lifter . 3-9 Keyboard Tray . 3-11 Monitor Mount . 3-14 Adjust Dual Monitor Mount . 3-16 Rear Handle . 3-19 Casters . 3-19 Power Cord . 3-20 4 Maintenance and Storage . 4-1 Cleaning and Inspection . 4-2 Transport and Storage . 4-3 Inspect Castors . 4-3 Workstation Battery Removal/Installation . 4-3 Li-Nano Battery Removal . 4-3 Li-Nano Battery Installation . 4-5 SLA Battery Replacement . 4-6 SLA Battery Removal . 4-9 SLA Battery Installation . 4-11 LiFe Battery Removal . 4-13 LiFe Battery Installation . 4-15 Work Surface LED Removal (New) . 4-17 Work Surface LED Replacement (New) . 4-18 ii TouchPoint Medical AccessPoint™ Mobile Computing System Service Manual Revision D L01-509 Work Surface LED Remove/Replace (Old) . 4-19 Keyboard Tray LED and Keypad Controller Module Remove/Replace . 4-20 Replacement Procedures . 4-21 Troubleshooting . .A-1 Overview . A-2 Power Supply and Battery . A-3 Low LED Flashing: Battery Nearing End of Charge . ..
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