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Frequently Asked Questions
What connectivity options does the ZT400 Series offer?
The Zebra ZT400 Series comes standard with 10/100 Ethernet, RS-232 Serial, USB 2.0 high-speed, dual USB Host ports and Bluetooth 4.1. Two open communication slots accept internal cards for dual-band 802.11ac Wi-Fi with Bluetooth, bi-directional parallel, additional 10/100 Ethernet or an applicator interface.
The dual USB Host ports let you connect a scanner and keyboard simultaneously, or use a memory stick to replicate firmware, files and configurations across printers without unplugging peripherals. The Network Connect option attaches ZT400 printers directly to an Industrial Ethernet network with no additional equipment, and the Print Touch app pairs the printer to NFC-enabled devices with a tap, surfacing dynamic QR codes for support content.
What wireless technologies does the ET85 support?
The ET85 supports Wi-Fi 6E, Bluetooth 5.2, 4G/5G cellular data (Cat 22 LTE and sub-6 GHz 5G), GPS with dual-band (L1 + L5), and CBRS for private LTE networks in the U.S.
Can the ET85 be used in vehicles?
Yes, it’s designed for use in vehicles such as police cars, trucks, and forklifts, with available universal docking solutions, antenna passthroughs, and E-Mark automotive certifications.
What security features does the ET85 offer?
It includes Windows Hello facial recognition, optional fingerprint and CAC smartcard readers, contactless NFC login, and a Kensington lock slot for physical security.
What display and input features are available?
The ET85 features a 12" QHD touchscreen that’s sunlight readable, glove- and wet-compatible, and supports an active MPP 2.0 pen. The optional keyboard is IP65-rated and includes programmable hotkeys.
How long does the battery last and is it hot-swappable?
The ET85 runs up to 11 hours on the standard battery, with up to 17 hours when using the optional hot-swappable auxiliary battery for extended shifts.
What is the Zebra ZT400 Series Industrial Printer?
The Zebra ZT400 Series is a line of industrial thermal printers built on a metal frame with a bi-fold metal media cover, side-loading supplies path and a 4.3-inch full-color touch display. The series comprises two models — the 4-inch ZT411 and the 6-inch ZT421 — each available in 203 dpi, 300 dpi and, on the ZT411 only, 600 dpi resolutions. Both support thermal transfer and direct thermal printing.
The ZT400 Series is used for work-in-process, product ID and serial numbers, and package labeling in manufacturing; order picking, shipping and receiving, cross-docking and compliance labeling in transportation and logistics; distribution center and back-of-store operations in retail; and laboratory, blood bank, asset tracking and pharmacy labeling in healthcare.
What is the difference between the ZT411 and the ZT421?
Print width and speed are the main differences. The Zebra ZT411 prints up to 4.09 in. (104 mm) wide at up to 14 ips (356 mm/sec), while the ZT421 prints up to 6.6 in. (168 mm) wide at up to 12 ips (305 mm/sec). The 600 dpi resolution option is available on the ZT411 only, as are the 1 in. I.D. core media supply hanger and ink-side-in ribbon supply options.
The ZT421 accepts wider media — 2.00 in. (51 mm) to 7.0 in. (178 mm) in tear/cutter mode versus 1.00 in. (25.4 mm) to 4.5 in. (114 mm) on the ZT411 — and is correspondingly larger at 13.25 in. wide and 40 lbs. (18.14 kg), against 10.6 in. and 36 lbs. (16.33 kg). Choose the ZT421 for wide pallet and shipping labels, and the ZT411 for standard 4-inch work, higher speed, or when 600 dpi is required.
Can RFID be added to a ZT400 printer in the field, and what is the On-metal Tagging Solution?
Yes. The Zebra ZT400 Series integrated RFID system is user-upgradable in the field and available on both the 4-inch ZT411 and 6-inch ZT421, so a printer bought for barcode work can be converted when tracking requirements change. It supports tags compatible with UHF EPC Gen 2 V2, ISO/IEC 18000-63 and RAIN RFID protocols, and Adaptive Encoding Technology automatically selects the optimum encode settings.
The ZT411 RFID On-metal Tagging Solution is a separate, field-installable kit — Zebra describes it as the only dedicated option for printing and encoding the thicker RFID labels used on metal containers and assets, which defeat standard RFID media. Note that the on-metal kit is available on the ZT411 only, and not on the 600 dpi model.
Can the ET80 tablet transform into a laptop or workstation?
Yes! The ET80 is a 2-in-1 device. It can be used as a tablet for maximum mobility, or it can instantly transform into a laptop with the rugged keyboard attachment or into a full workstation with the universal dock.
Can the ZT400 replace an existing printer without rewriting our label formats?
In most cases, yes. The Zebra ZT400 Series supports both ZPL and ZPL II, so label formats and applications built for other Zebra printers transfer directly. It also supports EPL and EPL2 with Line Mode for legacy application compatibility, which eases migration from older Zebra desktop printers — note that EPL is available on 203 dpi models only.
For non-Zebra fleets, the Virtual Devices app lets the ZT400 interpret printer languages normally associated with other brands, so existing formats from a competitive printer can often be used without reauthoring. This makes the ZT400 a practical drop-in replacement across mixed printer estates.
How do we manage a fleet of ZT400 printers remotely?
Zebra ZT400 Series printers run Link-OS and are supported by Print DNA, Zebra's suite of productivity, management, development and visibility tools. Printer Profile Manager Enterprise, a Print DNA option, is a browser-based console that discovers every Link-OS printer on the network and manages one printer, a defined group or an entire global estate without manually tracking down or configuring individual units.
Print DNA MDM Connectors integrate networked ZT400 printers into an existing AirWatch or SOTI MobiControl deployment, giving a single pane of glass across Zebra devices and printers. Zebra also provides complimentary deployment utilities for initial setup, and visibility tools reporting printer health, usage and performance. Print DNA features vary by model and may require a support contract.
What is the Impinj R700 RAIN RFID Reader?
The Impinj R700 is a four-port fixed RAIN RFID reader built for enterprise-grade deployments. It complies with the GS1 UHF Gen2v2 air interface standard, standardized by ISO/IEC as 18000-63, and reads up to 1,100 tags per second with a maximum receive sensitivity of -92 dBm at a 10⁻³ bit error rate.
Unlike a handheld reader, the R700 is mounted in a fixed position and connected to external antennas — four monostatic RP-TNC ports supporting up to 32 read zones. It ships in two regional variants: IPJ-R700-141 for FCC markets and IPJ-R700-241 for ETSI markets. Typical applications include loss prevention, pallet tracking, real-time inventory management, asset management, conveyor systems and supply chain visibility.
How does the Impinj R700 compare to the Speedway R420?
The R700 is a substantial hardware generation ahead. Its receive sensitivity is -92 dBm versus -84 dBm on the Speedway R420 — an 8 dB improvement that lets it read smaller tags and reach further. Processing moves from a 400 MHz single-core to a 1 GHz dual-core processor, RAM from 256 MB to 1,024 MB, and the custom application partition from 32 MB to 128 MB.
Connectivity improves as well: Gigabit Ethernet replaces 10/100, USB peripheral slots go from one to three, and the GPIO block is integrated rather than sold as an accessory. Both readers have four antenna ports, 32 maximum read zones and an 1,100 reads-per-second rate, and both support PoE and PoE+. Maximum transmit power rises slightly, from 32.5 dBm to 33.0 dBm.
How is the Impinj R700 powered, and does the power source affect performance?
The Impinj R700 is powered exclusively over Ethernet — either PoE (802.3af) or PoE+ (802.3at) — with no separate DC input. Where the reader is not connected to a PoE-capable switch, an Impinj midspan power injector (part IPJ-A2010) adds inline power to the network connection.
The power source does affect RF performance. On PoE, maximum transmit power is 30 dBm; on PoE+, it rises to 33 dBm. When connected to a device supporting Link Layer Discovery Protocol (LLDP), the R700 checks whether PoE+ is available and configures itself to use it automatically. If maximum read range matters, verify the switch or injector delivers PoE+.
How do we develop applications for and integrate with the Impinj R700?
The Impinj R700 supports four development paths. A RESTful interface allows host-based applications in over 80 languages, connecting the reader to IoT applications the same way as other IoT devices. The Octane SDK covers host-based .NET and Java development, and the LLRP Toolkit covers .NET, Java, C and C++.
For on-reader applications, the Embedded Toolkit supports C and C++ running in a 128 MB custom application partition, so tag-processing algorithms can execute at the edge rather than sending raw reads upstream. Gigabit Ethernet keeps latency low and prevents data bottlenecks. Firmware is Impinj R700 LLRP with Impinj extensions, and the network stack supports IPv4 and IPv6 with SSH, HTTP, HTTPS, NTP, DHCP, SFTP and mDNS services.
What security features does the Impinj R700 provide?
The Impinj R700 runs a secure, field-upgradable Linux operating system on a 5.1 kernel. It uses an encrypted software image and a secure software boot with chain-of-trust, which prevents unauthorized software from executing on the reader — a common requirement in enterprise and retail deployments where readers sit on the corporate network.
It supports 802.1x port security for network access control, HTTPS and SSH for encrypted management, and event logs with syslog forwarding for centralized monitoring. Firmware upgrades are web-based and can be performed remotely, so a distributed fleet can be patched without site visits.
Where can the Impinj R700 be installed, and what are its environmental limits?
The Impinj R700 has a ruggedized, shock-resistant die-cast aluminum enclosure weighing 2.12 lb. (0.96 kg), rated to United States Military Standard MIL-STD-810G for shock and vibration. Its operating temperature range is -4° F to 122° F (-20° C to 50° C) at 5–95% non-condensing humidity.
Note the sealing rating is IP50 — protected against dust, but with no rating for water ingress. The reader itself should be installed indoors or in a protected enclosure, even though Impinj offers outdoor-rated antennas such as the Times-7 Slim Outdoor and Compact Outdoor models for the read zone itself. Mounting is via VESA 100 x 100 on the enclosure bottom or two removable brackets compatible with the Impinj Speedway mounting system. Under FCC rules, professional installation is required.
What are the display and touch capabilities of the ET80?
The ET80 features a 12" QHD display (2160x1440) that is sunlight-readable, works with gloves and in wet conditions, and supports an active pen (MPP 2.0).
What makes the Zebra ET80 ideal for demanding work environments?
The Zebra ET80 is designed for mission-critical workers, featuring a rugged build that withstands drops, dust, mud, and even hosing off without damage. It’s also IP65 rated and has certifications for use in hazardous locations.
How does the ET80 support secure access for users?
The ET80 offers robust security features, including a Windows Hello front-facing camera for facial recognition, an optional fingerprint reader for two-factor authentication, and optional CAC smartcard readers for government-grade data security.
What are the wireless and connectivity options for the ET80?
The ET80 offers the latest wireless technologies, including WiFi 6E, 4G/5G cellular, Bluetooth 5.2, NFC, and optional GPS. It also has antenna passthroughs for use in vehicles, ensuring a strong, reliable connection anywhere.
How does the ET80 handle data capture in the field?
The ET80 includes a 13MP rear camera for high-quality photos and an optional integrated 2D barcode scanner for fast, accurate data capture. These tools are perfect for fieldwork, documentation, and real-time updates.
What accessories and customization options are available for the ET80?
The ET80 can be tailored to specific job needs with a range of accessories, including vehicle and office docks, rugged boots, shoulder straps, handle straps, hot-swappable secondary batteries, CAC card readers, and active stylus pens.
What is the Zebra ET85, and who is it designed for?
The Zebra ET85 is a rugged 2-in-1 Windows tablet designed for mission-critical workers in public safety, field service, and manufacturing who need a flexible, durable, and reliable computing solution.
What are the connectivity features of the ET85?
The ET85 offers advanced wireless connectivity, including WiFi 6E, Bluetooth 5.2, optional 4G/5G cellular, GPS, and NFC, ensuring fast and reliable connections in any environment.
How does the ET85 adapt to different work settings?
The ET85 can quickly convert from a tablet to a laptop using the detachable rugged keyboard. It can also be docked in vehicles or at desks for use as a workstation, offering maximum versatility.
What security options are available on the ET85?
The ET85 includes a Windows Hello front-facing camera for facial recognition, optional fingerprint reader, and support for a Common Access Card (CAC) reader for two-factor authentication and secure data access.
How rugged is the ET85 for tough environments?
The ET85 is IP65-rated, can withstand drops up to 5 ft (with an optional rugged boot), and operates in extreme temperatures. It also has Class 1 Division 2 certification for hazardous environments.
What are the display and data capture features of the ET85?
The ET85 features a 12-inch QHD touchscreen with sunlight readability, glove and wet touch support, and optional night-vision mode. It also includes a 13 MP rear camera, 5 MP front camera, and optional barcode scanner for high-quality data capture.
What industries or use cases is the Zebra ET80 designed for?
The ET80 is built for mission-critical roles in public safety, field service, manufacturing, and utilities—supporting tasks like dispatch, incident reporting, equipment maintenance, and mobile command operations.
What makes the Zebra ET85 different from the ET80?
The ET85 includes built-in support for cellular connectivity (4G/5G), dual SIM slots (1 Nano SIM + 1 eSIM), and optional GPS—making it ideal for mobile field workers who require constant connectivity outside Wi-Fi range.
Does the ET80 support barcode scanning?
Yes, an optional SE4107 2D barcode scanner is integrated for enterprise-grade scanning, even on damaged or poorly printed barcodes.
What wireless and connectivity options does the ET80 support?
It supports Wi-Fi 6E, Bluetooth 5.2, optional 4G/5G (ET85 only), GPS, and even CBRS for private LTE networks in large facilities.
Can the ET80 be used as both a tablet and a laptop?
Yes, the ET80 functions as a true 2-in-1 device with a detachable, rugged keyboard and universal docking support, making it suitable for tablet, laptop, and fixed/mobile workstation modes.
How rugged is the ET80 and what certifications does it meet?
The ET80 meets MIL-STD-810H standards, is IP65 sealed even with ports open, and offers optional Class 1 Division 2 certification for use in hazardous environments.
What operating systems does the Honeywell CT45P support?
The Honeywell CT45P runs Android with guaranteed support from Android 11 (R) through Android 13, with Android 14 and 15 committed subject to feasibility. This ensures your mobile workforce stays current with security updates and new features for years to come. We offer this device with full GMS (Google Mobile Services) certification for seamless enterprise integration.
What are the key advantages of the Zebra VC8300 for warehouse operations?
The VC8300 delivers a large 10.4-inch capacitive touchscreen with 400 NITS brightness for enhanced visibility in warehouse environments, combined with IP66 sealing that protects against dust and water exposure. Its Android platform provides seamless migration from legacy Windows systems, while Zebra's LifeGuard™ security support ensures daily updates and long-term device reliability. The device operates reliably from -30°C to 50°C, making it ideal for cold storage and freezer environments where other terminals fail.
Is the Honeywell CT45P suitable for outdoor warehouse operations?
Yes, the CT45P is built for demanding field environments with IP67 and IP65 ratings, protecting against dust and water immersion. It features 4G-LTE connectivity to keep workers connected outside the warehouse, and Wi-Fi 6 technology for high-speed data access in dense network environments. This makes it ideal for delivery, inventory, and outdoor logistics operations where reliable connectivity is critical.
Is the Zebra VC8300 compatible with existing warehouse accessories and systems?
Yes, the VC8300 is designed with backward compatibility for existing accessories, allowing you to leverage your current infrastructure investments while upgrading to a modern Android platform. The device includes comprehensive connectivity options—IEEE 802.11a/b/g/n/ac wireless LAN, Bluetooth 5.0 dual mode, USB 3.0, and dual RS-232 COM ports—ensuring integration with legacy systems and modern warehouse management software.
What are the display and camera specifications of the CT45P-X0N-38D100G?
The CT45P features a 5-inch Full HD display with 1920 x 1080p resolution for clear visibility in bright warehouse conditions. It includes dual cameras—a 13MP rear camera and 8MP front camera—enabling barcode scanning, document capture, and video communication for mobile workers. The FlexRange imaging technology optimizes focus across various distances for reliable barcode capture.
What makes the VC8300 suitable for extreme temperature environments?
The VC8300 features frost-resistant operation with an operating temperature range of -22°F to 122°F (-30°C to 50°C), specifically designed for cold storage and freezer warehouse applications. It includes a heated uninterruptible power supply (UPS) with a minimum 30-minute runtime to maintain operations during power transitions in temperature-critical environments. The device has undergone extreme temperature, shock, and vibration testing to ensure durability in the harshest warehouse conditions.
How does the VC8300's display enhance warehouse productivity?
The 10.4-inch XGA color display (1024 x 768) with 400 NITS brightness provides superior visibility for interactive applications and data entry tasks, even in bright warehouse lighting conditions. The capacitive multi-touch screen with Corning Gorilla Glass supports gesture-based navigation, improving user experience and reducing training time for warehouse staff transitioning from traditional interfaces. The large screen real estate enables simultaneous viewing of multiple data fields, streamlining warehouse operations and reducing errors.
What connectivity options does the Honeywell CT45P provide?
The CT45P offers comprehensive connectivity including Wi-Fi 6, Bluetooth 5.1, Bluetooth Low Energy 2.0, and 4G-LTE for always-connected mobile operations. It includes USB 3.0 Type-C with OTG support for peripheral connections, plus PTT (Push-to-Talk) capability for team communication. This multi-connectivity approach ensures your workforce can access critical information anywhere on your logistics network.
What security features does the Zebra VC8300 include?
The VC8300 includes Zebra's LifeGuard™ security support, which delivers daily updates and long-term patch management to protect against emerging threats in warehouse environments. Built-in support through Android 14 ensures the device supports features in future operating system versions, providing extended security coverage throughout the device lifecycle. Contact us today to learn how our team can help you implement comprehensive security protocols for your mobile computing fleet.
Does the CT45P support warm swap battery replacement?
Yes, the Honeywell CT45P features warm swap battery capability with a metal battery latch button, allowing you to replace the battery without powering down the device. This is essential for warehouse and delivery operations where continuous uptime is critical and workers cannot afford extended downtime for battery changes.
What are the power consumption and battery specifications for the VC8300?
The VC8300 consumes 10-13W during run mode, making it energy-efficient for extended warehouse shifts. The device includes a heated uninterruptible power supply (UPS) with a minimum 30-minute runtime, ensuring continuous operation during power interruptions or temperature fluctuations in cold storage areas. Visit barcodesinc.com to explore power management solutions and mounting options that optimize the VC8300's deployment in your warehouse infrastructure.
What makes the Honeywell CT45P different from previous mobile computer models?
The CT45 family represents Honeywell's latest Mobility Edge platform, delivering enterprise stability and security through a powerful Qualcomm processor and long-term OS support through Android 15. It combines Wi-Fi 6 low-latency connectivity with 4G-LTE field access, integrated barcode capture, and rugged IP67/IP65 durability in a single platform. Contact us today to learn how the CT45P can modernize your mobile workforce operations.