Ocom 2.8 Inch 433MHz Android PDA Industrial Rugged Tablet for Warehouse
Price
Purchase Qty. Reference FOB Price
2-49 Pieces US$131.00
50-499 Pieces US$121.00
500+ Pieces US$109.00
Sepcifications
- Type Smartphone
- Screen Size 2.8 Inch
- OS Na
- Memory Capacity ≤32MB
- Applications Industrial Grade PDA
- CPU Type Na
- Internet Connection Na
- Classification Radio Frequency Identification
- Transport Package Individual Carton Packing
- Specification 27*21*11CM
- Trademark OCOM/NEUTRAL/OEM
- Origin Shenzhe, China
- Light Source 650nm Laser
- Scan Model Single Line
- Scan Width & Field 220mm/0~250mm
- Interface Standard Configuration Mini USB Receiver; RS232 an
- Error Rate 1/5, 000
- Working Way Triggered or Automatic (Continuous Mode) Scanning
- Indicator Beeper, LCD Display
- Screen 2.8 Inch, 10*10 Lines; Resolution: 320*240
- Dimensions Terminal: 160X68X29mm; Receiver: 52X20X10mm
- Material ABS+ Silica
- RAM 16m
- Frequency 433MHz
- Modulation Gfsk
- Transmission Distance Visual Straight Line Distance 300 Meters (Max)
- Transmission Rate 200kbps
Product Description
Handheld Android Industrial Data Terminal (M/N:OCBS-D007&OCBS-D107) Features: Suitable for overall process of the commodity circulation including receiving, shipping, stocktaking, loss report, replenishment etc Support product information download, automatically matches products and ...
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