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15th December 2010, 07:06 AM #1Insane every 3rd day
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CF 29 Model Number Deciphering
CF 29 MODEL CODE LIST
Example CF-29HTMGZBM
CF 29 Model
H..1st character
T..2nd character
M..3rd character
G..4th character
Z..5th character
B..6th chaarcter
M..7th character
1st character CPU
< C - Pentium M 1.2 GHz Ultra Low Voltage (Centrino)
< D - Pentium M 1.2 GHz Ultra Low Voltage
< E - Pentium M 1.3GHz (Centrino) 802.11b+g
< F - Pentium M 1.3GHz No WLAN (Federal Only)
< H - Pentium M 738 - 1.4GHz (Centrino) 802.11a/b/g
< J - Pentium M 738 - 1.4GHz No WLAN (Federal Only)
< L - Pentium M 778 - 1.6GHz (Centrino) 802.11a/b/g
< M - Pentium M 778 - 1.6GHz No WLAN (Federal Only)
< N - Pentium M 778 - 1.6GHz (Centrino) 802.11a/b/g +TPM1.2 Security Chip
< P - Pentium M 778 - 1.6GHz No WLAN (Federal Only) +TPM1.2 Security Chip
2nd character SCREEN and KEYBOARD
< 3 - 13.3" XGA
< 4 - 13.3" XGA - Rubber backlit Keybd
< 5 - 13.3" XGA - Dual Connector
< 6 - 13.3" XGA - Rubber backlit keybd - Dual Connector
< A - 13.3" XGA Touch Screen - Emissive backlit keybd
< B - 13.3" XGA - Emissive backlit keybd
< C - 13.3" XGA Touch Screen -Emissive backlit kbd -Dual Conn
< D - 13.3" XGA - Emissive backlit keybd - Dual Connector
< M - 12.1" SVGA Touch Screen - Backlit kybd - Dual Connector
< N - 13.3" XGA Touch Screen -Rubber backlit kybd -Dual Conn.
< P - 12.1" SVGA Touch Screen - Dual Connector
< Q - 13.3" XGA Touch Screen - Dual Connector
< R - 12.1" SVGA Touch Screen
< S - 12.1" SVGA Touch Screen - Rubber backlit keybd
< T - 13.3" XGA Touch Screen
< U - 13.3" XGA Touch Screen -SMK Backlit Keyboard
< W - 13.3" XGA Touch Screen - Rubber backlit keybd
3rd character HARD DRIVE and MEMORY
< K - 40 GB HDD - 256 MB RAM
< L - 60 GB HDD - 256 MB RAM
< N - 40 GB HDD - 512 MB RAM
< P - 60 GB HDD - 512 MB RAM
< Q - 80 GB HDD - 512 MB RAM
< T - 40 GB HDD - 256 MB RAM - SmartCard reader
< U - 60 GB HDD - 512 MB RAM - SmartCard reader
< V - 60 GB HDD - 256 MB RAM - SmartCard reader
< W - 80 GB HDD - 512 MB RAM - SmartCard reader
< 1 - 40GB HDD - 256 MB RAM - Hazardous Location
< 2 - 60GB HDD - 512 MB RAM - Hazardous Location
< 3 - 60GB HDD - 256 MB RAM - Hazardous Location
< 4 - 80GB HDD - 512 MB RAM - Hazardous Location
4th character MULTIMEDIA POCKET ETHERNET BLUETOOTH
< 0 - Floppy Disk Drive - Ethernet - Special config.
< A - No MP Options – Ethernet
< B - DVD - Ethernet – Bluetooth
< C - Floppy Disk Drive - Ethernet – Bluetooth
< D - CD ROM - Ethernet – Bluetooth
< E - CD R/W - Ethernet – Bluetooth
< G - Floppy Disk Drive – Ethernet
< H - DVD – Ethernet
< K - CD ROM – Ethernet
< L - CD R/W – Ethernet
< M - Floppy Disk Drive - Tester Interface<
< N - Floppy Disk Drive - HDD / Battery Door security screws
5th character WWAN GPS
< 5 - Salt Resistant
< A - EVDO (Sprint) - (Pentium 1.2GHz & lower = CDPD)
< B – GPS
< C - EVDO (Verizon) - (Pentium 1.3GHz & lower = 1xRTT)
< D - CDMA (Sprint)
< E - CDMA (Alltel) + GPS - (Pentium 1.3 & lower = AT&T GPRS)
< F - GPRS (Cingular)
< G - GPRS (T-Mobile)
< J - CDMA (Verizon) – GPS
< K - CDMA (Sprint) – GPS
< L - GPRS (AT&T) – GPS
< M - GPRS (Cingular) – GPS
< N - EVDO (Sprint) - GPS - (Pent. 1.3 & lower= T-Mobile GPRS)
< P - EVDO (Verizon)- GPS - (Pent. 1.2 & lower=CDPD +GPS)
< R - CDMA (Verizon-No Voice)
< S - CDMA (Verizon-No Voice) – GPS
< T - EDGE (Cingular)
< U - EDGE (Cingular) – GPS
< V - CDMA (Alltel)
< W - Wireless Ready – GPS
< X - Wireless Ready
< Z - None installed
6th character OPERATING SYSTEM
< B - Windows XP Pro SP2
< D - Windows 2000
< G - WIndows XP Pro MUI
< K - Windows XP Pro
< Z - No License
7th character COUNTRY
< M - North America
< P - International (Spanish keybd
< E – United Kingdom
< T - Italy
< F - France
< G - Germany
< P - Spain
< S - Sweden
< A - Australia
When 4th and 5th characters are both numbers they designate the specific Govt or company that that model was built for/sold to. Here is a partial list
Verizon
26
27
28
34
42
43
SBC
50
51
53
54
55
Chicago PD
07
73
74
Worchester Heat
38
Volvo
25
ESB
75
General Dynamics (MoD)
23
US Army
44
20
49
US Navy
20
US GovT
20
German Army
70
MoD
70
DT
40
45
46
Belgacom
48
Telstra
47
STS
31
British Telecom
71
76
Italy MoD
72
AT&T (SBC)
57
VTS
87Last edited by Shawn; 16th December 2010 at 06:05 AM. Reason: Added Australia code
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15th December 2010, 10:14 AM #2Toughbook Aficionado
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Re: CF-29 Model Number Deciphering
One tiny "nit to pick" here: always use a hyphen ("-") in between the "CF" and the Model Number ("29").
Originally Posted by deere245
The Panasonic numbering system utilizes it, as well as the Panasonic Toughbook Configurator.
CF-28PCJGZPM Mk2 (w/Backlit Rubber Kbd.)
CF-29EWPNZBM Mk2 (ex-SAPD)
CF-29HTM50BM Mk3 "SBC" (x 4)
CF-29LTP57BM Mk4 - Rare "at&t" Model
CF-29NDLGFBM Mk5 (2.25GB RAM + TS added)
CF-M34JA2BEM Mk2 (192MB RAM)
CF-M34JA2BEMCDP Mk2 (192MB RAM)
CF-M34CGFZKM Mk7 (1.25GB RAM)
CF-P2T1HBF7E Mk1
And more to come ....
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15th December 2010, 10:37 AM #3Insane every 3rd day
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Re: CF 29 Model Number Deciphering
I don't like nits!
Maybe that gnats?
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15th December 2010, 12:36 PM #4Toughbook Aficionado
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Re: CF 29 Model Number Deciphering
Nits you pick; gnats you SWAT! Originally Posted by deere245
I don't like nits! Maybe that gnats?
CF-28PCJGZPM Mk2 (w/Backlit Rubber Kbd.)
CF-29EWPNZBM Mk2 (ex-SAPD)
CF-29HTM50BM Mk3 "SBC" (x 4)
CF-29LTP57BM Mk4 - Rare "at&t" Model
CF-29NDLGFBM Mk5 (2.25GB RAM + TS added)
CF-M34JA2BEM Mk2 (192MB RAM)
CF-M34JA2BEMCDP Mk2 (192MB RAM)
CF-M34CGFZKM Mk7 (1.25GB RAM)
CF-P2T1HBF7E Mk1
And more to come ....
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15th December 2010, 01:22 PM #5Insane every 3rd day
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Re: CF 29 Model Number Deciphering
What about nitwits? I like to pick on em then swat em.
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15th December 2010, 05:26 PM #6Notebook Evangelist
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Re: CF 29 Model Number Deciphering
thanks for the listings and links guys, don't claim to know these by heart as do the moderators and the guys with the most reps, but good to have access to this info as we find new model numbers that are special configs. and gives us a heads-up when looking to purchase laptops or parts options and features, so we don't get hoodwinked. I really wasn't going thru withdrawal but took 12 steps before I gathered my senses upon the "change" in the configurator. I'm breathing easier now thanks to my fellow toughbook addicts.........Driller
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