Dockningsstation PDA Honeywell DX2A11120

The Honeywell DX2A11120 dock station accommodates two Honeywell CN70/CN70e mobile computers and includes a power supply. It offers optional 100Base-T Ethernet connectivity with two RJ45 jacks to support upstream connections and downstream daisy-chain links of up to 10 docks. Typical charge time for a mobile computer is under 4 hours, with up to 6 hours for a fully discharged battery. The unit has a grey finish and is intended for office and field environments where secure, accessible charging is required.

Advantages

The dock charges two mobile computers simultaneously and includes the required power supply. With optional Ethernet support and two RJ45 ports, the dock enables networked deployments and daisy-chaining of up to 10 docks to simplify cabling. Charging times are typical for Honeywell CN70-series batteries, offering practical turnaround for shared devices. The grey housing provides a neutral, professional appearance suitable for mixed environments.

Suitable for

• Charging and docking Honeywell CN70/CN70e mobile computers
• Office deployment where multiple docks are networked
• Field operations requiring secure, accessible charging points
• Environments that use daisy-chained docks to reduce cabling

Key specifications

• Model: DX2A11120
• Compatible devices: Honeywell CN70, CN70e
• Slots: 2 mobile computers
• Included accessories: Power supply (North American customers should order NA power cord configuration)
• Ethernet: Optional 100Base-T, 2 × RJ45
• Charging time: <4 hours typical; up to 6 hours for fully discharged battery
• Colour: Grey

How to use

Place each Honeywell CN70 or CN70e into the dock slots until they seat securely. Connect the included power supply to the dock and plug into an appropriate mains outlet; North American customers must use the NA power cord configuration. If network connectivity is required, connect an upstream Ethernet cable to one RJ45 jack and optionally daisy-chain additional docks using the second RJ45 jack. Allow devices to charge; typical charge time is under 4 hours, or up to 6 hours from a fully discharged state.

Recommendations

Use the dock on a stable, level surface and avoid exposure to extreme temperatures or moisture. For networked installations, plan daisy-chain layouts to keep total dock count within the supported limit of 10. Replace the power cord with the correct regional configuration to ensure compliance with local electrical standards.