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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the main differences between the Zebra WS50 and WS501 wearable computers?
The Zebra WS501 is the next-generation successor to the WS50, featuring upgraded performance with a Qualcomm processor, 3GB RAM, and 32GB Flash for smoother multitasking. The WS501 also offers enhanced connectivity with Wi-Fi 6 and Bluetooth 5.3, a larger 1300 mAh hot-swappable battery, and Android OS readiness for future updates. Both models feature the SE4770 1D/2D imager and multiple mounting options, but the WS501 delivers improved speed and reliability for high-volume scanning tasks. We offer both models to meet different operational needs in warehouse and logistics environments.
What print resolution does the Fargo HDP6600XE offer?
The Fargo HDP6600XE delivers 600 dpi (23.6 dots/mm) resolution using HDP® Dye-Sublimation and Resin Thermal Transfer technology. This high resolution produces crisp, vibrant images and text suitable for professional ID badges, access control cards, and membership cards. The printer can render up to 16.7 million colors with 256 shades per pixel for superior print quality.
What is High Definition Printing (HDP) technology and how does it benefit ID card quality?
High Definition Printing, also called retransfer print technology, is HID Global's pioneering approach featured in the Fargo HDP8500. This fifth-generation HDP print engine works with a wide variety of card materials and produces crisp, high-definition images even on cards with surface imperfections, making it the ideal choice for ID issuance operations requiring the highest print quality.
What are the key features of the Zebra WS50 wearable mobile computer?
The Zebra WS50 is a modular wearable computing platform featuring a 2-inch AMOLED touch display, integrated SE4770 scan engine for 1D/2D barcode capture, and optional 13MP color camera. It offers Wi-Fi 6, Bluetooth 5.3, and NFC connectivity, runs Android 11 AOSP, and includes a built-in speaker and microphone for voice communication. The device supports multiple mounting configurations on the wrist, back of hand, or fingers, making it ideal for hands-free warehouse and logistics operations.
What is High Definition Printing (HDP) technology and how does it benefit ID card quality?
High Definition Printing, also called retransfer print technology, is HID Global's pioneering approach featured in the Fargo HDP8500. This fifth-generation HDP print engine works with a wide variety of card materials and produces crisp, high-definition images even on cards with surface imperfections, making it the ideal choice for ID issuance operations requiring the highest print quality.
What display technology does the Zebra WS50 use?
The Zebra WS50 features a 2-inch AMOLED touch display, providing a compact yet responsive interface for wearable enterprise applications. This display technology enables clear visibility and reliable touch input for workers in the field. We offer the WS50 with this advanced display as part of our wearable computing solutions.
What mounting options are available for the Zebra WS50 wearable computer?
The Zebra WS50 features a modular design that can be installed on the fingers, back of the hand, or wrist, providing flexible deployment options for different task worker preferences and workflows. This versatility allows warehouse and logistics teams to choose the mounting configuration that maximizes comfort and productivity for their specific operations. We offer multiple WS50 variants including wrist mount and converged scanner configurations available from us to suit your team's needs.
How fast does the Fargo HDP6600XE print cards?
The Fargo HDP6600XE prints at speeds up to 230 cards per hour (approximately 16 seconds per card) in batch mode with full-color YMCK ribbon and transfer. When using dual-resin black ribbon (YMCKK), the speed is up to 126 cards per hour (29 seconds per card). These speeds make it ideal for high-volume ID card production environments.
Is the Fargo HDP8500 suitable for high-volume government ID card programs?
Yes, the Fargo HDP8500 is specifically designed for extended-run, high throughput credential personalization and issuance, making it especially suited for large government ID card programs, service bureau conditions, and demanding enterprise environments with high duty cycle requirements.
Is the Fargo HDP8500 suitable for high-volume government ID programs?
Yes, the Fargo HDP8500 is specifically designed as an industrial card printer for extended-run, high throughput credential personalization and issuance. It is especially suited for the high duty cycle requirements of large government ID card programs, service bureau conditions, and demanding university and large enterprise environments.
What data capture options are available on the WS50?
The Zebra WS50 offers integrated data capture with two options: an SE4770 scan engine or a 13MP color camera, depending on your deployment needs. This flexibility allows you to choose the capture method that best fits your warehouse or logistics workflow. Contact us today to determine which variant is right for your operation.
What mounting options are available for the Zebra WS50?
The WS50 is designed with modular mounting flexibility, allowing installation on the wrist, back of hand, or fingers depending on your operational needs. This versatility enables workers to maintain full hand mobility while capturing data, making it particularly effective for high-volume scanning tasks in warehousing, manufacturing, and logistics environments.
What encoding and security features does the Fargo HDP6600XE support?
The Fargo HDP6600XE supports encoding options for magnetic stripe, smart cards, and contactless cards, making it versatile for various credential applications. The printer includes AES-256 encryption for secure data transmission and resin scramble protection to safeguard sensitive information on printed cards. These security features are essential for access control and high-security ID applications.
Is the Zebra WS50 rugged enough for harsh warehouse and manufacturing environments?
Yes, the Zebra WS50 is built to withstand demanding industrial conditions with IP65 sealing and 6-foot drop resistance, making it suitable for harsh warehouse, manufacturing, and logistics environments. The device's rugged construction ensures reliable performance even when exposed to moisture, dust, and accidental drops during high-intensity operations. Contact us today to discuss how the WS50's durability features can support your facility's specific environmental challenges.
Where can the Zebra WS50 be mounted on a worker?
The WS50 is a modular platform that can be installed on the fingers, back of the hand, or wrist, giving your team flexibility in how they deploy the device. This versatility makes it ideal for workers who need hands-free operation or quick access to scanning and data entry. We offer both wrist mount and converged scanner variants available from our inventory.
What encoding capabilities does the Fargo HDP8500 offer?
The Fargo HDP8500 supports multiple encoding options including ISO magnetic stripe encoding, contactless smart card encoding via Omnikey Cardman 5121, and HID Proximity encoding via Omnikey Cardman 5125, along with a contact smart card docking station for comprehensive credential personalization.
Is the Zebra WS50 durable enough for warehouse and manufacturing environments?
Yes, the WS50 is built for demanding industrial conditions with IP65 sealing for dust and water resistance and 6-foot drop protection to concrete. It operates reliably across a temperature range of +14°F to +122°F (-10°C to +50°C), making it suitable for harsh warehouse, manufacturing, and logistics settings where durability is critical.
What encoding capabilities does the Fargo HDP8500 support?
The Fargo HDP8500 supports multiple encoding options including HID Prox, iCLASS (SE), MIFARE/DESFire, and Seos smart card encoding through the Omnikey 5127-USB encoder. Note that this model is not a drop-in replacement for Omnikey 5121 or 5125 encoders.
What makes the Fargo HDP8500 cards more durable than standard printed cards?
The Fargo HDP8500 is designed to work with the most durable consumables, including clear and holographic overlaminate patches that provide higher card durability and longer life to ID credentials. An optional durable retransfer film provides even greater abrasion resistance, along with secure printing and secure lamination features to protect against fraud.
What data capture options does the Zebra WS50 provide?
The Zebra WS50 offers integrated data capture capabilities with either the SE4770 1D/2D scan engine or a 13MP color camera, depending on the model variant you select. The SE4770 imager excels at capturing damaged or moving barcodes, while the camera option provides flexibility for image-based data collection in retail, hospitality, and manufacturing applications. We offer both converged scanner and camera-equipped variants to match your specific capture requirements.
How does the Fargo HDP8500 ensure card durability and longevity?
The HDP8500 is designed to work with the most durable consumables and supports clear and holographic overlaminate patches that provide higher card durability and longer life to ID credentials. An optional durable retransfer film provides even greater abrasion resistance, along with secure printing and secure lamination features to protect against fraud.
Does the Fargo HDP6600XE support dual-sided printing?
Yes, the Fargo HDP6600XE supports dual-sided printing, allowing you to print on both sides of a card in a single pass. The printer also offers optional card lamination capabilities and overlaminate options including PolyGuard™ LMX Overlaminates with various designs such as UV-resistant patches and custom holographic options for enhanced durability and security.
What connectivity options does the WS50 support?
The Zebra WS50 includes Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and NFC connectivity to keep your workers connected in real time. These connection options ensure seamless integration with your enterprise systems and enable efficient communication across your warehouse or logistics network. Visit barcodesinc.com to explore how these connectivity features support your operations.
What connectivity options does the Zebra WS50 provide?
The WS50 features Wi-Fi 6 for fast, stable wireless performance, Bluetooth 5.3 for improved audio and accessory pairing, and NFC capability for additional data capture flexibility. These advanced connectivity options ensure seamless integration with enterprise systems and support real-time communication in dynamic warehouse and logistics operations.
What lamination options are available with the Fargo HDP8500?
The Fargo HDP8500 offers a card lamination module available in single-sided or dual-sided simultaneous lamination configurations, allowing you to enhance card durability and security based on your credential issuance requirements.
What card materials and types are compatible with the Fargo HDP6600XE?
The Fargo HDP6600XE accepts standard CR-80 card sizes (3.375"L x 2.125"W / 85.6mm) and supports a wide range of card materials including PVC, ABS, PETG, smart cards, and magnetic stripe cards. The printer's flexible ribbon and overlaminate options accommodate various card types and surface finishes for diverse credential applications.
What wireless connectivity options does the Zebra WS50 support?
The Zebra WS50 features comprehensive wireless connectivity including Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and NFC capabilities to ensure seamless integration with enterprise networks and peripherals. These connectivity options enable real-time data synchronization and support for voice communication and collaboration features through the integrated speaker and microphone. Visit barcodesinc.com to explore WS50 configurations that match your facility's network infrastructure requirements.
Does the WS50 support voice communication?
Yes, the Zebra WS50 includes a built-in speaker and microphone, enabling voice communication and team collaboration directly from the wearable device. This feature reduces the need for separate communication tools and keeps workers connected while keeping their hands free for tasks. We offer the WS50 as a complete communication and data capture solution for your enterprise.
What makes the Fargo HDP8500 a reliable choice for industrial card printing?
The Fargo HDP8500 delivers the most reliable, high duty performance ID card printer in the industry, backed by HID Global's manufacturing excellence and a three-year hardware warranty, making it ideal for unparalleled quality, performance, and security in demanding printing environments.
What operating system does the Zebra WS50 run, and is it compatible with enterprise applications?
The WS50 runs Android 11 AOSP, providing an industry-standard platform that supports corporate applications and enterprise mobility management (EMM) tools. This ensures compatibility with existing enterprise software ecosystems while offering the flexibility to deploy custom applications tailored to your warehouse or logistics operations.
What ribbon and consumable options are available for the Fargo HDP6600XE?
The Fargo HDP6600XE offers multiple print ribbon configurations including full-color YMCK (750 prints), YMCKK dual-resin black (600 prints), YMCFK with fluorescent panel (600 prints), YMCKH with heat seal panel (600 prints), and resin black only K (3000 prints). The printer also supports HDP clear film overlaminates (1500 prints) and various PolyGuard™ LMX overlaminate options in clear, standard holographic, or custom holographic designs. Contact us today to find the right consumables for your application.
How does the Zebra WS50 improve worker productivity compared to traditional handheld devices?
The WS50 enables truly hands-free operation through wearable design and voice communication capabilities, allowing workers to capture data while maintaining full hand mobility for picking, packing, or sorting tasks. The high-performance Qualcomm processor with 3GB RAM supports smooth multitasking, while the hot-swappable 2400mAh battery eliminates downtime, keeping your team productive throughout their shifts. Contact us today to learn how the WS50 can streamline your warehouse or logistics operations.
Can the Fargo HDP8500 print on cards with surface imperfections?
Yes, the retransfer print technology used in the Fargo HDP8500 works with a wide variety of card materials and can produce crisp, high-definition images on technology cards even when they have surface imperfections, providing greater printing flexibility than traditional direct-to-card printing methods.
What software tools are included with the Fargo HDP8500 for card design and diagnostics?
The Fargo HDP8500 comes with FARGO Workbench diagnostic utility that includes Color Assist spot-color matching capabilities, helping you optimize card designs and maintain printer performance. Contact us today to learn more about setup and software support available from our team.
Can the Zebra WS50 run enterprise applications and work with mobile device management tools?
Yes, the Zebra WS50 runs Android 11 AOSP operating system, which provides an industry-standard platform designed for corporate applications and enterprise mobility management (EMM) tools. This ensures compatibility with your existing IT infrastructure and allows IT teams to deploy, manage, and secure the devices across your organization. Contact us today to discuss deployment strategies and EMM integration options for the WS50 in your warehouse or logistics operation.
What operating system runs on the Zebra WS50?
The Zebra WS50 is powered by Android 11 AOSP, providing an industry-standard platform that supports corporate applications and enterprise mobility management (EMM) tools. This operating system ensures compatibility with your existing software ecosystem and simplifies deployment across your organization. Contact us today to discuss how the WS50's Android platform integrates with your infrastructure.