Zebra CRD‑TC56‑CVCD2‑02 Vehicle Communication Dock Installation Guide

This guide explains how to install and use the Zebra CRD‑TC56‑CVCD2‑02 vehicle communication dock with TC56/TC57 terminals, covering mounting, power…


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Brand
Zebra
Category
Vehicle Accessories
Document type
Installation Guide
Language
Chinese
Pages
26
File format
PDF
File size
2 MB
Published
06 October, 2026
Updated
06 October, 2026
MD5 checksum
77F623B9596A4C44F56DEB2CAFAB7A15

About this manual

The Zebra CRD‑TC56‑CVCD2‑02 vehicle communication dock provides a secure mounting solution for TC56/TC57 touch data terminals and supplies power and data connectivity via USB. It draws vehicle power (12‑24 V) and outputs regulated 5 V to the terminal and connected devices.

The guide details step‑by‑step installation on a RAM suction‑cup mount, windshield, or dashboard, includes safety warnings (e.g., do not operate while driving), and describes how to connect the USB charging cable (CBL‑TC5X‑USBC2A‑01) and power source. Compliance and RoHS information are also provided. This manual is written in Chinese.

What's inside

  • Introduction
  • Requirements
  • Installation on RAM mount
  • Installation on windshield
  • Installation on dashboard
  • Connect power
  • Connect USB cable
  • Safety warnings
  • Compliance statements
  • RoHS declaration

Specifications

Input voltage range12 V – 24 V (3.5 A)
Output voltage5 V ±5 % (2.5 A)

Frequently asked questions

How is the communication dock powered?

It is powered from the vehicle’s 12 V‑24 V electrical system, providing a regulated 5 V output for the terminal.

Which USB cable should be used to connect the dock?

Use the USB Type‑C charging cable part number CBL‑TC5X‑USBC2A‑01.

Can the dock be installed on the windshield?

Yes, the dock can be mounted on the windshield using the RAM suction‑cup, ensuring a vertical position and a clean glass surface.

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