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Zebra TC7X Ethernet Cup Conversion Instructions

Step-by-step installation instructions for converting the Zebra TC7X Ethernet Cup. Includes safety precautions and hardware removal/installation steps.

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Quick guide from the manual

This document provides instructions for the physical conversion of the Zebra TC7X Ethernet Cup. The process involves removing the existing cup, disconnecting cables, installing the new cup, and reconnecting cables. Important: This procedure must be performed by a qualified technician in an ESD-safe environment.

Safety and Prerequisites

  • ESD Safety: This rework activity must be performed by a qualified technician or engineer.
  • Workstation: Use an ESD-safe workstation.
  • Protection: The technician must wear a grounded ESD strap.
  • Tools Required: Phillips screwdriver.

Installation Procedure

Installation diagram from the manual
Installation diagram from the manual

Removing the Ethernet Cup

  1. Disconnect the AC power from the cradle.
  2. Use a Phillips screwdriver to remove the screw securing the ethernet cup to the cradle.
  3. Slide the ethernet cup forward and lift it off the cradle.
  4. Disconnect the ethernet cup cables from the connectors.

Installing the New Ethernet Cup

  1. Connect the new ethernet cup cables to the connectors.
  2. Align the new ethernet cup with the cradle and slide it back into position.
  3. Secure the new ethernet cup to the cradle using the screw and a Phillips screwdriver.

Manufacturer information

Zebra Technologies

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Practical help

Common problems

Risk of electrostatic discharge (ESD) damage

Always wear a grounded ESD strap and perform the rework at an ESD-safe workstation.

Before use

  • Ensure you are at an ESD-safe workstation
  • Wear a grounded ESD strap
  • Have a Phillips screwdriver ready
  • Disconnect AC power from the cradle

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