Latitude 12 Rugged Tablets: Docking and Accessory Options

The following article provides links to articles about the docking and accessory options for the Latitude 12 Rugged 7202 and Rugged Extreme 7212 Tablets.

Table of Contents:

1. Introduction
2. What is Active Stylus?
3. A guide to the Desk Dock
4. A guide to the Keyboard Dock
5. A guide to the Rugged Tablet Vehicle Dock
6. A guide to the Modular Accessories installation
7. A guide to installing the various carry methods

Introduction

The Latitude 12 Rugged 7202 and Rugged Extreme 7212 systems are ruggedized tablets. They have several different docks and accessories available. This article links to some articles below that go over what is available currently for this system.

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What is Active Stylus?

The article below provides information and setup steps for using the Active Stylus:

• A guide to the optional Dell Stylus available for use with Dell Latitude Tablets

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A guide to the Desk Dock

The article below provides information about the desk dock recommended for use with this system:

• Latitude Rugged Tablet Dock: Visual Guide to your Desk Dock

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A guide to the Keyboard Dock

The article below provides information about the configuration and use of the keyboard dock intended for use with this system.

• Latitude 12 Rugged Tablets: Guide for your Keyboard Dock

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A guide to the Rugged Tablet Vehicle Dock

This article provides information about the Havis Rugged Vehicle Dock Mount:

• A guide to Havis customised in-Vehicle Dock for use with Latitude Rugged Tablets

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A guide to the Modular Accessories installation

This article provides information about the features and installation of the modular accessories:

• Installing the Modular Accessories available for the Latitude Rugged Tablets

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A guide to installing the various carry methods

This article provides information about the features and installation of the various straps, harnesses, and slings:

• Latitude Rugged Tablets: A guide to various carry methods

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