The ZebraNet Print Server family enhances connectivity solutions for Zebra bar code printers, ensuring that high-performance and industrial-strength printing is always at your fingertips. With versatile options for wired and wireless installations, these print servers enable location-independent printing with robust security measures and advanced management capabilities. Whether you opt for the ZebraNet Wireless Plus for hassle-free mobility or the ZebraNet 10/100 Print Server for wired reliability, you can count on seamless integration with your network setup and effortless operation.
Key features:
Flexible Connectivity: 10/100 Ethernet for industrial printers and secure wireless options for mobile operations.
Enhanced Management: Centralized control via Zebra's advanced tools for effortless setup.
Location Independence: 802.11b/g compliant solutions for printing anywhere.
High-Speed Performance: Optimal integration for quick printing tasks.
Specifications:
Wireless Network Connection: IEEE 802.11b/g
Data Rates Supported: 1, 2, 5.5, 11, and 54 Mbps
Power: Provided by the printer
Operating Temperature: 32°F to 104°F (0°C to 40°C)
Storage Temperature: -40°F to 140°F (-40°C to 60°C)
Warranty: One to three years depending on the model
Network Compatibility: Auto senses IEEE-802.3, Ethernet II, IEEE-802.2
What makes the Elo 7-Inch TouchPro Display Module suitable for harsh industrial environments?
The Elo 7-Inch TouchPro Display Module features robust chemically strengthened cover glass with anti-glare treatment, designed specifically for deployment in harsh commercial and industrial environments. It delivers superior touch performance, excellent optical clarity, and robust EMI performance, making it well-suited for factory automation, medical displays, and commercial kitchen equipment applications.
What are the key connectivity options available on the SATO WWCLP3701-WAR RFID Printer?
The SATO CL4NX Plus supports multiple connectivity standards including USB, Ethernet, Bluetooth, Serial, Parallel, NFC, Wi-Fi, and an External Signal Interface (EXT) for maximum flexibility in warehouse and logistics environments. This diverse connectivity ensures seamless integration with your existing systems and mobile devices. We offer this printer with all these connectivity options to support your operational needs.
What barcode types can the Newland FR4080 scanner read?
The Newland FR4080 supports both 1D and 2D barcode symbologies, including EAN-13, UPC, QR Code, and PDF417. With Newland's sixth-generation UIMG® technology, it can capture high-volume 2D barcodes even on screens protected by film, making it versatile for retail and warehouse environments.
What is the maximum print width and media capacity of the SATO CL4NX Plus?
The SATO WWCLP3701-WAR features a maximum print width of 4.1 inches and supports media up to 10 inches in outside diameter with a 3-inch core, accommodating up to 1968 feet of ribbon. This capacity makes it ideal for high-volume label printing operations in warehouses and distribution centers. Contact us today to discuss how this capacity meets your production requirements.
How durable is the Newland FR4080 for warehouse use?
The FR4080 is built for durability with 1.2m drop resistance to concrete from multiple angles and an IP52 rating that protects against dust and water ingress. This combination ensures reliable operation in demanding warehouse and retail settings where equipment may encounter rough handling or environmental contaminants.
Is the Elo 7-Inch TouchPro an embedded solution or a standalone display?
The Elo 7-Inch TouchPro is an embedded display module that combines industry-leading touchscreens with liquid crystal displays (LCDs) in one integrated solution. This embedded design helps streamline your supply chain and simplify assembly by reducing the need for separate components.
Does the SATO CL4NX Plus support small label printing?
Yes, the SATO CL4NX Plus is equipped with Micro Label Print Mode, which provides higher print accuracy for small pitch labels and can dispense labels as small as 10mm. This feature is particularly valuable for applications requiring detailed labeling on compact items. We offer this capability to support diverse labeling needs across your operations.
What is the motion tolerance speed of the Newland FR4080?
The Newland FR4080 features exceptional motion tolerance at 2.5m/s, allowing operators to scan barcodes quickly without stopping or slowing down. This superior motion tolerance, combined with a large field of view (51° horizontal, 32° vertical), significantly enhances productivity and user experience.
What are the primary use cases for the Elo 7-Inch TouchPro Display Module?
The Elo 7-Inch TouchPro Display Module is designed for a wide variety of commercial and industrial applications, including factory automation, medical displays, and commercial kitchen equipment. Its robust construction and superior touch performance make it ideal for environments where durability and reliability are critical.
Does the Elo 7-Inch TouchPro have anti-glare capabilities?
Yes, the Elo 7-Inch TouchPro Display Module features an anti-glare treatment on its chemically strengthened cover glass. This treatment enhances visibility and reduces reflections, making it suitable for use in various lighting conditions across industrial and commercial settings.
Does the Newland FR4080 have different scanning modes?
Yes, the FR4080 includes a quick mode switch that allows users to easily toggle between Normal mode and High Motion Tolerance mode using a button at the top of the scanner. This flexibility lets operators adapt the scanner to different workflow requirements without changing equipment.
What print speed and resolution does the SATO WWCLP3701-WAR deliver?
The SATO CL4NX Plus delivers thermal transfer printing at 609 dpi resolution with a print speed of 6 inches per second (ips), providing high-quality output for RFID and barcode labels. This combination ensures both speed and clarity for demanding warehouse and logistics applications. Visit barcodesinc.com to learn more about how this performance supports your throughput requirements.
What type of display technology does the Elo 7-Inch TouchPro use?
The Elo 7-Inch TouchPro Display Module combines industry-leading touchscreen technology with liquid crystal display (LCD) technology in a single embedded solution. This integration provides both responsive touch input and high-quality visual output for your applications.
What makes the SATO CL4NX Plus different from previous SATO printer models?
The CL4NX Plus sets a new industry standard with advanced features including Smart Printhead technology, enhanced user activity interface, superior on-board industry emulations, and optimized data stream processing speed. These innovations deliver unequaled ease of use and productivity compared to earlier generations. We offer this latest generation printer to ensure you have the most advanced RFID printing technology available.
What are the technical specifications for the Newland FR4080?
The Newland FR4080 features a 1280x800 CMOS image sensor with white LED illumination and operates on 5VDC ± 5%. It measures 83(W) x 81(D) x 148(H) mm, weighs 293g, and operates in temperatures ranging from -20°C to 60°C, making it suitable for various indoor and controlled environments.
Can the Elo 7-Inch TouchPro be integrated into custom equipment?
Yes, the Elo 7-Inch TouchPro Display Module is designed as an embedded solution that helps simplify assembly and streamline your supply chain. Its integrated touchscreen and LCD design makes it suitable for integration into factory automation, medical equipment, and commercial kitchen systems. Contact us today to discuss your specific integration requirements.
Is the SATO CL4NX Plus suitable for RFID label applications?
Yes, the SATO WWCLP3701-WAR is specifically designed as an industrial RFID label printer with UHF RFID capability and includes a real-time clock for synchronized operations. The combination of thermal transfer printing with integrated RFID functionality makes it ideal for supply chain, inventory management, and asset tracking in warehouse environments. Contact us today to discuss how this printer supports your RFID labeling strategy.
Can the Newland FR4080 read barcodes on phone screens?
Yes, the FR4080 is specifically designed to capture barcodes on screens protected by film, thanks to its IR sensor and Newland's sixth-generation UIMG® technology. This capability makes it ideal for mobile ticketing, digital coupons, and on-screen barcode applications in retail environments.
The Zebra G79096 Print Server is also known as
ZEB-G79096
or G79096.
Full specifications (PDF)
