Docking station for electronic module

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C361S689000, C361S689000

Reexamination Certificate

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07568669

ABSTRACT:
An apparatus for securing a module in a fixed position is disclosed. The apparatus includes at least two guidance mechanisms, which are used to direct the module into the proper position during its insertion into the apparatus. The apparatus also includes a securing mechanism, which secures the module in position during the assembly process, and a locking mechanism, which locks the module to the apparatus.

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