Cf-30eaq04bm

Anybody know the specs on a CF-30EAQ04BM ?



The now almost useless configurator on the Panasonic site says it doesn't exist and neither the normal search function on this forum or the "improved" Google search string turns up anything.

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What the problem is this is one of them "Special order" one's which never showed up in the old config site eighter. The place I work at special ordered my CF-18 and will not show up on the config site....old or new one site.

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Originally Posted by Kardan Anybody know the specs on a CF-30EAQ04BM ? The now almost useless configurator on the Panasonic site says it doesn't exist and neither the normal search function on this forum or the "improved" Google search string turns up anything.

Used by US Air force. Its pretty basic one CF-30MK1 with an special option of smart card reader.





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Originally Posted by ohlip Used by US Air Force. Its pretty basic one CF-30 Mk1 with an special option of smart card reader.

Several years back the U.S. Air Force switched from password logon access to Common Access Card ("smartcard" military ID) system logon.



On our Dəll desktops we switched to the Dəll Smart Card Reader Keyboard.



Obviously, they have now integrated the smartcard reader into the laptops in place of the USB or PC Card readers we went to back then on the laptops.

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I have about fifty of those dell smart card keyboards, from govt auction, so if you want one, just let me know.

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Originally Posted by orphanlr I have about fifty of those dell smart card keyboards, from govt auction, so if you want one, just let me know.

I already have one of those; "Brand New-in-the-Box;" just to have one.

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They also make the military CAC reader in both a PCMCIA card and CardBus 54 format - you can just slide one into the appropriate slots on a CF-29 or 30. The PCMCIA versions are about $10 on eBay. The latest CardBus ones are about $30 new.