Motorola AP 621 Wireless Access Points Model Overview
The AP 621 is a thin (dependent) multipurpose access point designed to lower the cost of deploying and operating a secure, reliable 802.11n wireless LAN (WLAN) in branch offices or headquarters facilities. The access point features a MIMO radio, superior receive and transmit sensitivity, and a GigE WAN uplink port. The AP 621 is easily managed remotely by a Motorola RFS 7000 or other wireless controller that discovers access points on the network and automatically downloads all configuration parameters and firmware, greatly reducing installation, maintenance and troubleshooting costs. The embedded WiNG 5 distributed intelligence ensures that traffic is locally forwarded along the most efficient paths without sacrificing quality of service and security implemented at the access point itself.
The AP 621 combines the power WiNG 5 intelligence at the edge with the cost-efficiency of a single radio thin wireless access point. When deployed with a wireless controller, the access point offers top 802.11a/b/g/n performance along with direct forwarding, security and QoS services at the edge.
What scanning range does the Honeywell CT40 XP mobile computer support?
The Honeywell CT40 XP is equipped with FlexRange imager technology that captures barcodes from a few centimeters up to 32.8 feet away, enabling flexible data capture across various warehouse and retail environments. This extended range, combined with a 13-megapixel auto-focus camera, provides snappy and accurate scanning performance for inventory and logistics operations.
Is the CT40 XP compatible with Android 11, and what does this mean for my investment?
Yes, the CT40 XP supports Android 11 (R), which ensures investment protection and future compatibility. With Honeywell's Mobility Edge platform, the device supports multiple Android generations, allowing you to extend your product lifecycle and accelerate deployments across your enterprise without frequent hardware replacements.
What connectivity options are available on the Honeywell CT40 XP?
The CT40 XP offers comprehensive connectivity including Wi-Fi with 802.11 22 MIMO, 4G LTE, Bluetooth 5.0, and BLE 2.0, along with USB Type-C OTG support. These multiple connectivity options enable seamless integration with warehouse management systems, MDM solutions, Push to Talk, and VoIP software for maximum operational efficiency.
How durable is the CT40 XP for warehouse and logistics environments?
The CT40 XP features IP67/IP65 ratings and includes disinfectant-ready housings on select models, making it suitable for harsh warehouse and logistics environments. Its rugged design with protective boot, combined with warm swap battery capability for uninterrupted operation, ensures reliable performance during hours of continuous use without sacrificing functionality.
What is the 'Find My Device' feature on the CT40 XP, and how does it work?
The CT40 XP includes a second BLE beacon that enables device location tracking even when the battery is drained, helping prevent productivity loss from misplaced devices. This feature is particularly valuable in large warehouse operations where mobile computers may be temporarily lost or left in different locations.
What are the memory and processing specifications of the CT40 XP?
The CT40 XP comes standard with 4GB RAM and 32GB Flash storage, powered by a high-performance octa-core processor that ensures fast operations and quick access to business information. These specifications support demanding warehouse management applications and multi-tasking requirements for store associates and mobile workers.
The Motorola AP-0621-60010-US Wireless Access Points is also known as
MOT-AP062160010US
or AP-0621-60010-US.
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