Motorola mw-520 mobile workstation terminal only

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MOTOROLA MW-520 MOBILE TERMINAL
COLOR VGA TOUCHSCREEN WITH KEYBOARD
MUNICIPAL SURPLUS. KEYBOARD: FLN9674A, secondary label 1482 L41. SCREEN FLN2952A S.VGA. DOM 2001. SCREEN LABELED "S.VGA:" AND MAY BE THE LATER MODEL SVGA (800X600) TOUCHSCREENS. 50-PIN D-SUB CONNECTOR FOR SCREEN, 9-PIN D-SUB CONNECTOR WITH 14-FOOT CABLE FOR KEYBOARD.
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Motorola MW-520 Mobile Computer
The 5203 series does support USB booting by a USB floppy drive but will not boot from a CD. The floppy boot support is questionable as several will boot, but the machine may stop reading the data after a few minutes. The 5205 has excellent USB floppy and USB CD-ROM support.
A side note, the display unit buttons are designed to work with software writting to support them. They are mapped as extended "Fxx" keys. The red emergency key is mapped differently. If you do have applications that actually support these keys, you need to have a software program installed to make the translations.
Most 520 displays are 640x480. There are some 800x600 displays out there, but appear to be rare or still in service.
If there is an IMAGE file on the hard drive, BACK IT UP SOMEWHERE SAFE. There are not too many "restore" CD's with factory image files out there. The image file requires Norton Ghost to extract, and that software is not included on the CD's that I have seen.
Processor - Intel Pentium II?, 333 MHz MMX
Internal Memory - 32MB expandable to 128MB
Operating System - Microsoft Windows? 98, Windows NT Workstation 4.0, Windows 2000
LCD Luminance 350 NIT Color VGA, 1000 NIT Color VGA (optional)
Parallel 1 with ECP/EPP support
PCMCIA Two Type II or One TypeIII
Pointing Device Integrated Touch-Pad
Display Keys 6 Illuminated function keys
Processor Unit 2.65" x 7" x 8.5"
3W 800 MHz Type Acceptance Number ABZ9QCT5782
Frequency Range 806-824 MHz Tx, 851-869 MHz Rx
Protocol MDC 4800, RD-LAP 9.6 RD-LAP 19.2(25 kHz spacing)
RF Power Output 3 Watts into 50 ohm load
Power Amplifier 35 Watt, External (optional)
0? to +55?C w/o Hard Disk heater
-20? to +55?C w/ Hard Disk heater
Storage Temperature -40? to +70?C
HDD Thermal Protection 0?C for the Hard Disk 68?C for the LCD
Humidity 95% non-condensing @ 50?C
Processor - Intel Pentium III, 500MHz
VGA Controller - 2.0 MB internal video RAM
Power Management - APM 2.1 or ACPI, Windows? compatible. Supports standard power management modes, such as suspend and resume.
Mass Storage - Hard Disk: 10.0GB with 3 dimensional Shock absorber, with heater
Internal Memory - SDRAM, 64MB up to 256MB
External Memory - Available through two PC Card slots and USB CD-ROM
Communications/Expansion Ports
Serial - 1, 16550 UART support
PC card Slots - 2 type II or 1 type III
Video Input - 1, standard Composite video input (CVBS) port, (PAL or NTSC)
Sound - Internal Speaker - 0.5 W External Speaker - 5W, optional, Adjustable volume
Display With Thermal Protection Mechanism
Resolution 640 x 480 VGA, 800 x 600 SVGA
LCD Luminance 350 NIT or 1000 NIT for VGA, 1200 NIT for SVGA
Touch Screen Standard - 5 Wire Resistive
Coating Anti Reflective - Optional for VGA & SVGA
Illumination - Toplit keyboard: 2 amber lamps
Pointing Device - Integrated Touch-Pad
Display Keys - 6 illuminated programmable function keys
Emergency Button - Dedicated emergency key located on the display module
-Processor 2.65" x 7" x 8.5" (6.7 x 17.8 x 21.6 cm)
-Display 10.5" x 12" x 2" (26.7 x 30.5 x 5.1 cm)
-Toplit Keyboard 2" x 12" x 8" (5.1 x 39.5 x 20.3 cm)
-Processor 5.5 pounds (2.5 Kg)
Shock - 20G peak 1/2 sine wave @ 11mS 30 impacts
Vibration - Per TIA/EIA 603 Paragraph 3.3.4 and MIL-STD-810E category
Drip - Per MIL-STD 810E method 506.3 procedure II
Dust Blowing - 5 hours in dust (140 mesh silica flour), laden atmosphere dust agitation time is for 2 seconds every 15 minutes, per MIL-STD 810E
Salt Fog - 8 hours, 5% Sodium Chloride at 35?C per MIL-STD-810E 509.3, procedure I
Solar Radiation - 7 cycles of 24 hours w/o functional degradation per MIL-STD-810E, 505.3, procedure I
Shock Crash Hazard - 75G, 6ms per MIL-STD-810E
Operating Temperature -6 to +131?F (-20 to +50?C)
Storage Temperature -40 to +158?F (-40 to +70?C)
Humiditiy - 90 to 95% Relative humidity at 50?C for 8 hours
Power Source - Vehicle Battery (12v, negative ground)
Power Instability - 13.8V DC +/- 20% w/o loss of functionality
Electrical Transients - Per SAE J1113
FCC Specifications for internal Radio Options
Private DataTAC Radio, 3W 800MHz - ABZ9QT5782
iDEN Packet Data Radio - AZ489FT5796
Private DataTAC Internal Radio (0ptional)
-Frequency - 806 - 824MHz Tx, 851 - 869 MHz RX
-Protocol - RD-LAP 19.2, RD-LAP 9.6, MDC 4800
-RF Power Output - w Watt into 50 ohm load
-Power Amplifier - 35 Watt, External (optional)
CDPD Internal Radio (optional)
Frequency - 825 - 849 MHz Tx, 870 - 894 MHz Rx
Protocol - CDPD (30kHz spacing)
RF Power Output - 0.6 watts (variable in 6 steps) into 50 ohm load
IDEN Packet Data Internal Radio (0ptional)
Frequency - 806 - 821 MHz Tx, 851 - 869 MHz RX
Protocol - iDEN ( 25 kHz spacing)
RF Power Output - 0.6 watts (variable in 6 steps) into 50 ohm load
Any wireless data service capable network including:
Private DataTAC (RD-LAD 19.2, RD-LAP 9.6, MDC 4800)
HERE'S WHAT WE FOUND, PLEASE DO YOUR OWN RESEARCH:
The Motorola MW520 is an Intel Pentium-based, computer system with a built in radio-modem and a flat-panel monitor. The color, touch-screen display offers superb readability in full sunlight and can be adjusted for nighttime viewing. Moreover, because the MW520 is a component-based system, the detached, rugged display unit may be mounted high on the dash, allowing for greater visibility and officer safety. With the high mounted touch screen, an officer will not need to look down to read a small, monochrome display or type commands on a keyboard. The small CPU can be mounted in the glove box, under a seat, or even in the trunk. The MW520 also allows for future add-ons such as an Automatic Vehicle Location (AVL) system and a Wireless Local Area network (LAN) connection. The MW520 is Year 2000 compliant and meets the hardware requirements specified by the FBI National Crime Information Center (NCIC). NCIC is finalizing a national database to allow officers in the field confirming a subject’s identity to receive not just text information, but photographs and fingerprints as well. This requires a color display unit, like the unit included with the MW520.
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