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  • Wiki Page: NEO Expansion Port Theory of Operation

    The NEO expansion interface contains a USB host interface, a trigger input, a detect input, and a software switched battery output. The USB host interface can be used as the interface to USB devices. The USB power must be provided by the expansion device by regulating the switched battery...
  • Wiki Page: NEO Expansion Port Power Control

    The PCon implements four power control states for the expansion port power. They are: Off: Power is turned off when this command is received. On: Power is turned on when this command is received, and will remain on even when the terminal is in suspend. On with auto off: Power is turned...
  • Wiki Page: NEO Expansion Port Power Behaviour

    Power to NEO's expansion port is controlled either by registry keys, documented here, or by the HDK API, documented here. Software build 763 introduced some changes to the behaviour. Most notably, it is no longer necessary to cold start NEO after the attached device has been removed and replaced...
  • Wiki Page: Inserting The NEO Expansion-Port Flex

    The expansion-port flex connects to the expansion-port assembly in the case: To insert the expansion-port flex: Flip the latch on the connector up. Insert the flex into the connector. Close the latch of the connector. CAUTION: Ensure Expansion Board Flex cable is...
  • Wiki Page: NEO Expansion Port Registry Keys

    To have Docking and Tether Port Services (DTS) manage the expansion port power: [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Services\TekDTSvc\ExpansionPort\1] "Power"=dword 0 - DtsPortPowerState_Off Always not powered (Default) 1 - DtsPortPowerState_On Always powered 4 - DtsPortPowerState_AutoOnOff...
  • Wiki Page: NEO Expansion Port Pinout

    The NEO 16-pin expansion port connector has the following pinout: Pin Number Signal Name Type 1 GND Ground reference 2 GND Ground reference 3 USB- Bidirectional 4 USB+ Bidirectional 5 GND Ground reference...
  • Wiki Page: NEO Expansion Port Appearance

    The NEO expansion port is on the back of the unit above the battery compartment, and is normally protected by a press-in rubber cover. The cover should be left in place if the expansion port is not in use. Removing the cover reveals the expansion port, two threaded anchor points, and the lower...
  • Wiki Page: NEO Docking Port Pinout

    The docking port of the NEO has the following pinout: Pin Number Signal Name Type Description 1 Ground Reference Ground Connects to Dock Ground 2 External DC Power Power Input to Terminal Dock Power 3 External DC Power Power Input...
  • Wiki Page: NEO Docking Port Appearance

  • Wiki Page: NEO Serial Port Assignment

    COMPort Name Assignment COM3: Console port (RX and TX data only, normally disabled) COM4: USB Function (ActiveSync) COM5: USB Serial COM5: (COM6:, COM7: Port replicator (Not available but supported in driver) COM7:/BSP2-9 Bluetooth virtual...
  • Wiki Page: NEO Battery Connector Pinout

    The NEO battery connector has the following pinout: Pin # Signal Name Description 1 NEG Negative lead of battery 2 DQ Battery communication line 3 TH Tied to ground 4 POS Positive lead of battery 5 PS Power...
  • Wiki Page: NEO Battery Connector Appearance

    The NEO battery connector is at the top end of the battery compartment:
  • Wiki Page: Mechanical Description of NEO Expansion Port

    The electrical connection is made via exposed gold-plated pads. It is expected that connection between the port and the attached device will be made using sprung gold-plated fingers. The pads themselves are slightly recessed in a plastic mask. When designing connectors: Ensure that current...
  • Wiki Page: Removing The NEO Expansion-Port Flex

    The expansion-port flex is connected to the expansion-port assembly in the case: To remove the expansion-port flex: Flip the latch on the connector up. Lift the flex out.
  • Wiki Page: Utilizing COM Ports 10 - 99

    In order to specify a two digit COM port simply add it to the index key registry value for the serial device you are loading as below. "Index"=dword:10 In the example above the COM port will equal COM10: Now the trick is when you open up the COM...