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Dell 7212: No rear POGO?
I have a Dell 7212. I bought a USB + Ethernet Port Replicator that attaches to the rear POGO Pins.
Well, when I went to attach it, I realized there were no rear POGO pins! I thought the black cover that is where the pins would be was just that, a cover. Turns out, there are no pins behind that.
So, I need to buy whatever part that is actually the pogo pins and whatever attaches it to the motherboard. Does anybody know what part I need?
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August 12th, 2022 14:00
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oguruma
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August 18th, 2022 18:00
It certainly does not have a warranty. I'm not trying to get anything covered under warranty. I'm trying to find the right part number so I can buy the part I need.
Robsidle
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September 26th, 2022 15:00
Yes, same question. My Pogo pins on the back are covered with a plastic cover. It does not want to pry off. Also out of warranty but there is no info in the getting started, owners manual, or I/O module manual. Help!
cnomax
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April 25th, 2023 20:00
Maybe you can use Cnomax Pogo pin will OK.
They have all kinds of pogo pin for your choose.
Below is Cnomax pogo pin Connector Catalogue :
>>>DIP-Pogo-pin-Catalogue
>>>1.27mm-Pitch-pogo-pin-connector-Catalogue
>>>2.0mm-Pitch-pogo-pin-connector-Catalogue
>>>2.54mm-Pitch-pogo-pin-connector-Catalogue
>>>Magnetic-Connector-catalogue
>>>USB-Magnetic-Cable-Catalogue
>>>Thread-Pogo-pin-Catalogue
>>>Double-end-Pogo-pin-catalogue
>>>Female-Pin-Catalogue
>>>Right-angle-Pogo-pin-Catalogue
>>>Side-Solder-Pogo-Pin-Connector
>>>Side-Solder-Pogo-Pin
>>>SMT-Pogo-pin-Catalogue
wwwsam
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August 28th, 2023 01:14
The rear cover is literally a plastic place holder to cover the hole.
To install the rear pogo, you'll need the module and a ribbon cable.
You'll also need to basically gut the whole tablet as the module sits behind the motherboard.
Here are the markings on my 7212:
Module:
IOM-POGO-L2
REV:2.0 (A00)
Ribbon Cable:
C_IOM_POGO_L2
REV:2.0 (A00)
P/N: 0800-0WC3E00
If you search the ribbon cable P/N you'll find images of what you want.
Getting the actual two parts is a bit difficult.
Goodluck
Edit:
According to here: https://central-parts.com/products/oem-dell-latitude-7202-rugged-tablet-docking-board-cable-thb02-p-n-u1210
It has P/N: U1210
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