BS EN 1789:2007 Certificate of Compliance

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1 BS EN 1789:2007 Certificate of Compliance VCA Headquarters 1 The Eastgate Office Centre Eastgate Road Bristol, BS5 6XX United Kingdom Switchboard: +44 (0) Main Fax: +44 (0) enquiries@vca.gov.uk Web: This Vehicle has satisfied all requirements of paragraph(s) and 5.3 of BS EN 1789:2007 including Amendment 1, in order to achieve compliance for MOUNTING SYSTEMS. Appropriate tests have been witnessed by the Vehicle Certification Agency and the Vehicle Certification Agency have documented the specification of the vehicle tested. See VCA test report(s): VSM Reason for extension: Not Applicable 1. Make (trade name of manufacturer): Getac UK Ltd. 2. Type and general description: V Series Laptop Dock 3. Means of Identification: Adhesive specification label 4. Location of that Marking: Rear of docking station 5. Category of Vehicle: N/A System of components 6. Name and Address of Manufacturer:, Nedge Hill, Telford, Shropshire, TF3 3AH UK 7. If approved as a Separate Technical Unit, Location of that marking: Rear of docking station 8. Remarks: An information file containing test reports, drawings and statements is held on file at VCA. Issue Number: VSM Job Number: VSM A.W. Stenning Head of Technical and Quality Group Job number VSM An executive agency of the Department for Transport

2 V100 VEHICLE DOCK QUICK START GUIDE Rugged Mobile Computing Solutions

3 1. Taking a Look The Vehicle Dock, with Port Replicator feature, mounts your V100 securely in a vehicle. Top and Bottom Lock Latch Port Replicator (see figure below) Docking Connector 2 Guide Pins (circled) 4 Studs (circled) 1 Guide Pin Guide Pin Port Replicator Microphone Connector Audio Output Connector Power Connector WLAN Antenna Pass-Through Connector 2 WWAN Antenna Pass-Through Connector 2 LAN (RJ-45) Port BNC Video Capture Connector 3 Serial Ports USB Ports 1 Studs attach and secure to the pedestal. 2 For external antenna connection (optional). 3 For connecting a video device with BNC interface, such as a CCD Camera. 2

4 2. Mounting the Vehicle Dock Mounting the Vehicle Dock in a vehicle should be performed by qualified technicians. The mechanical diagrams provide dimensions (in mm) for installation to the vehicle pedestal. The above diagram shows the dimensions for the Dock Studs/Bolts. The dimensions of the Pedestal Studs/Bolts must match accordingly. 3

5 3. Docking and Undocking Docking 1. Make sure that the Vehicle Dock drivers have been installed. (See Chapter 6 of V100 User s Manual for installation instructions.) 2. Connect the cables of the peripheral devices to the corresponding connectors on the Vehicle Dock. (Refer to page 2.) 3. Connect one end of the Car Adapter to the Vehicle Dock and the other end to the cigarette lighter in the vehicle. 4. Slide open the docking connector cover on the bottom of V By aligning V100 with the guide pins on the Vehicle Dock (refer to the first figure on page 2), carefully plug the docking connector of V100 to the connector on the Vehicle Dock. 4

6 6. Push down the lever to secure V100 on the dock. Then, turn the lock to the locked position with the key. CAUTION: The Vehicle Dock must be locked with the key for the system to operate safely and properly. 7. Start up V100. When the Car Adapter is plugged into the cigarette lighter, power will be supplied from the vehicle to V100, with the battery being charged at the same time. 5

7 Undocking Follow this procedure to undock V100: 1. Turn the lock to the unlocked position with the key. 2. Pull up the latch to release V Lift V100 away from the Vehicle Dock. 6

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10 Vehicle Certification Agency, 1 The Eastgate Office Centre Eastgate Road, Bristol, BS5 6XX, United Kingdom. Telephone: TEST REPORT: Medical vehicles and their equipment Road Ambulances BS EN 1789:2007 TEST REPORT NUMBER: VSM TEST DETAILS Subject Ambulances maintaining systems and fixations of the equipment in the patients compartment BS/EN Standard BS EN 1789:2007 paragraph and 5.3. Location of Test(s) MIRA, Watling Street, Nuneaton, Warwickshire, UK Date(s) of Test(s) 08/12/2011 VCA Representative Brent Waddington Manufacturer s Representative Chris Doran Reason for Test New approval for Getac V Series laptop vehicle mount MANUFACTURER DETAILS Manufacturer s Name Manufacturer s Address Component description Category Mitac House Nedge Hill Telford TF3 3AH V Series Light Dock n/a CONCLUSION The above mentioned vehicle was tested in accordance with BS EN 1789:2007 Paragraph and 5.3 and was found to comply in all respects Signature: Name: Brent Waddington Steve Holdcroft Position: Type Approval Engineer Principal Engineer Date: 20 December December 2011 LIST OF ANNEXES ANNEX No of PAGES SUBJECT BS EN 1789:2007 TR1789 Dynamic Rev00 Report/Job Number: VSM Page 1 of 5

11 TEST REPORT: Road Ambulances BS EN 1789:2007 TEST VEHICLE SPECIFICATION/ WORST CASE RATIONALE: Laptop dock - V Series Light Dock Part No = 2.63kg Laptop - V100X Laptop L = 2.9kg Perform dynamic tests to BS EN 1789:2007 Paragraph 4.5.9: All items, e.g. medical devices equipment and objects normally carried on the road ambulances shall be restrained, installed or stowed to prevent them from becoming a projectile when subjected to accelerations / decelerations of 10g in the forward, rearward, left, right and vertical directions. Laptop docked to docking station for all tests. Equipment used for test Calibration due date: Accelerometer(s): 9461 and /03/12 and 23/11/12 Amplifier/Signal Conditioner: /07/12 Data Acquisition: /07/12 Test Control unit (Speed): /07/12 70mm Timing eye: /05/12 TEST 1 Date of test: 08 December 2011 VCA Witness: Brent Waddington Test Set-up Complies V100X laptop docked to V Series Light dock. Docking station mounted to sled in forward direction. Pre-Test Checks Fixtures present: All as shown in manufacturers documents Deceleration Results Pulse meets requirements of BS EN 1789:2007, Figure 6 Post test inspection V Series Light Dock V100X Laptop Remarks BS EN 1789:2007 TR1789 Dynamic Rev00 Report/Job Number: VSM Page 2 of 5

12 TEST REPORT: Road Ambulances BS EN 1789:2007 TEST 2 Date of test: 08 December 2011 VCA Witness: Brent Waddington Test Set-up Complies V100X laptop docked to V Series Light dock. Docking station mounted to sled in lateral LHS direction. Pre-Test Checks Fixtures present: All as shown in manufacturers documents Deceleration Results Pulse meets requirements of BS EN 1789:2007, Figure 6 Post test inspection V Series Light Dock V100X Laptop Remarks TEST 3 Date of test: 08 December 2011 VCA Witness: Brent Waddington Test Set-up Complies V100X laptop docked to V Series Light dock. Docking station mounted to sled in rearwards direction. Pre-Test Checks Fixtures present: All as shown in manufacturers documents Deceleration Results Pulse meets requirements of BS EN 1789:2007, Figure 6 BS EN 1789:2007 TR1789 Dynamic Rev00 Report/Job Number: VSM Page 3 of 5

13 TEST REPORT: Road Ambulances BS EN 1789:2007 Post test inspection V Series Light Dock V100X Laptop Remarks TEST 4 Date of test: 08 December 2011 VCA Witness: Brent Waddington Test Set-up Complies V100X laptop docked to V Series Light dock. Docking station mounted to sled in lateral RHS direction. Pre-Test Checks Fixtures present: All as shown in manufacturers documents Deceleration Results Pulse meets requirements of BS EN 1789:2007, Figure 6 Post test inspection V Series Light Dock V100X Laptop Remarks BS EN 1789:2007 TR1789 Dynamic Rev00 Report/Job Number: VSM Page 4 of 5

14 TEST REPORT: Road Ambulances BS EN 1789:2007 TEST 5 Date of test: 08 December 2011 VCA Witness: Brent Waddington Test Set-up Complies V100X laptop docked to V Series Light dock. Docking station mounted to sled in vertical direction. Pre-Test Checks Fixtures present: All as shown in manufacturers documents Deceleration Results Pulse meets requirements of BS EN 1789:2007, Figure 6 Post test inspection V Series Light Dock V100X Laptop Remarks None BS EN 1789:2007 TR1789 Dynamic Rev00 Report/Job Number: VSM Page 5 of 5

15 Test Results a BS EN 1789 Dynamic Tests on Laptop and Dock Customer: Chris Doran Mitac House Nedge Hill Telford TF3 3AH MIRA Contact: James Vey Safety Development Dept MIRA Ltd Watling Street Nuneaton CV10 0TU Authority: K Witnesses: J Vey, V Smith - MIRA C Doran - B Waddington - VCA Test Date(s): 08/12/2011 Test Objective / Method / Specification No Perform dynamic tests to BS EN 1789:2007 Paragraph 4.5.9: All items, e.g. medical devices equipment and objects normally carried on the road ambulance shall be restrained, installed or stowed to prevent them from becoming a projectile when subjected to accelerations / decelerations of 10g in the forward, rearward, left, right and vertical directions. Specimen Description / Part No(s) Laptop dock V-series light dock Laptop V100X Test Equipment MIRA linear impact sled and instrumentation as listed in Appendix Attachments Graphs 1 5 Photos 1 12 Appendix Quality Assurance of Measurements Test Results Summary The subject was tested in accordance with the test specification with deviation*. The acceptance criteria of the test specification were: Met Not Met See comments *Deceleration levels exceeded pre-set limits in tests 1, 3 & 5. Prepared By: Approved By: J Vey Project Engineer C Harper Principal Engineer Date:12 th December 2011 MIRA Ltd All rights reserved, subject to client contract. Information contained in this document may not be published in any form of advertising or other matter without prior agreement of the CEO of MIRA. MIRA Ltd. Registered Office: Watling Street Nuneaton Warwickshire CV10 0TU England Tel: +44 (0) Fax: +44 (0) Registered in England No VAT Registration GB

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21 MIRA a BS EN 1789 Dynamic Tests on Laptop and Dock Photo 1 V-series light dock Ref 1658 Photo 2 V100X laptop Ref 1660 Test Results : Page 7 of 13

22 MIRA a BS EN 1789 Dynamic Tests on Laptop and Dock Photo 3 Laptop and dock on sled prior to forward test Ref 1634 Photo 4 Laptop and dock on sled after forward test Ref 1637 Test Results : Page 8 of 13

23 MIRA a BS EN 1789 Dynamic Tests on Laptop and Dock Photo 5 Laptop and dock on sled prior to left test Ref 1640 Photo 6 Laptop and dock on sled after left test Ref 1641 Test Results : Page 9 of 13

24 MIRA a BS EN 1789 Dynamic Tests on Laptop and Dock Photo 7 Laptop and dock on sled prior to rearward test Ref 1643 Photo 8 Laptop and dock on sled after rearward test Ref 1646 Test Results : Page 10 of 13

25 MIRA a BS EN 1789 Dynamic Tests on Laptop and Dock Photo 9 Laptop and dock on sled prior to right test Ref 1648 Photo 10 Laptop and dock on sled after right test Ref 1649 Test Results : Page 11 of 13

26 MIRA a BS EN 1789 Dynamic Tests on Laptop and Dock Photo 11 Laptop and dock on sled prior to vertical test Ref 1651 Photo 12 Laptop and dock on sled after vertical test Ref 1654 Test Results : Page 12 of 13

27 MIRA a BS EN 1789 Dynamic Tests on Laptop and Dock Appendix 1 Quality Assurance of Measurements The test equipment is checked on a regular schedule to traceable standards in an International Assurance of Measurements (QAM) procedure. Each item of equipment is issued with a QAM number. The numbers for the equipment used in these tests were:- Description QA Number CAC Due on Accelerometer g 18/03/2012 Accelerometer g 23/11/2012 Amplifier /07/2012 Data Acquisition Unit /07/2012 Test Control Unit /07/2012 Channel Sample Rate: 10,000/sec Test Results : Page 13 of 13