Is the back of the unit open so I can attach cord(s) to devices inside the drawer?
2085249
Yes the back is open to allow mouse and keyboard cords to go through the back. The opening in the back is the same size as the opening in the front.
1284825
The cord is flush with the bottom of the device. The illustration has been cropped and only a half inch or so can be seen above the power switch. It can be wall-mounted using staples to hold the cord to the wall if getting the cabinet closer to the wall is the objective. Even if the device has a straight plug, there are inexpensive adapters that allow for a side connection.
1786907
me too. it came with nothing on it and just a cable cord and a key. But my pos system still reconige it. U have to set up the setting in your pos system or either contact the pos system company because the cord attach to the drawer is automaticly default when u plug into any pos system that support opening drawer function.
1056302
On the front of the unit, there's a little silver button, flush with the front edge, that has the standard symbol for eject (triangle with a line beneath it). Press this and wait a second and the drawer will pop open a bit. The drive must first be plugged into a computer with the USB cable because that's where it gets power.
473342
I suppose you could, but you would have to get the alignment and spacing just right, and you would need something solid beneath that drawer to attach the unit to...it could not be a drawer that is located above another drawer with no material separating the two.
417696
Hello, I am sorry, I so not have a picture of the drawer open. The front face of the drawer folds down and the drawer pulls out.
1509653
Yes and yes. I turned one of mine around to switch compartment positions myself. If you do this, the drawer becomes more of a shelf because it won't slide out. I use mine for "working documents".
769058
No, back is open. If you use HDMI cables you should not have that many. There are a couple of holes In the back panel you might use if you want to.
700618
Nope. There is a little silicon flap that opens right up. Works with the charger that came with the phone and 3 other chargers in my house
169162
They are all open on the back. It hasn't been an issue for me. I love the organizer, very sturdy.
516473
I am tech disaster, there it a place to plug in very small something on the back of the unit next to where the charger goes. The opening appears to be smaller than the usual variety of plug ins.
1095387
no. there is not an opening in the bottom for the cell phone charging cord. There is no opening at all.
371963
No this is just the drawer with a key open but it does have a cable attached so you could plug it into a POS system
2160467
Yes, they can. The back of the drawer is a little bit higher than the rest of the sides of the drawer so when you open it you don't pull the drawer all the way out. But if you tip the drawer up as you pull it out, it comes all the way out.
977621
The only obvious opening into the case is the battery compartment. I did not see any ports within aside from battery connector. It's always possible that it's hackable if you want to open up the entire unit. I don't feel like opening completely in case I break something.
1094260
Basically, yes. The cable pulls out then you can slide out the inside drawer.
2169030
Maybe. On mine the drawer does not come out. You would need to pry off the *back piece of the drawer* to remove it.Directly under the drawer is the wood piece that supports it. On mine the DEPTH of this wood piece does NOT go all the way to the back panel of the unit. There is about a 4" gap, that would need to be filled -- a laptop could fall down in the back if you pushed it in too far. Maybe the bottom panels go all the way to the back in some units, but not in the one I have!That said, you CAN slide the laptop in underneath to rest on the desk.