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| Falcon® 625/665 -Vehicle Mount Terminal |
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The Falcon
625 and 665 terminals are designed for use on any type of vehicle
including forklifts in a warehouse, distribution center, or in
outdoor environments.
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| Falcon® 510/515 -Fixed Station Terminal |
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This new rugged
fixed station terminal was designed with flexibility in mind;
supporting open systems architecture, an extensive set of host
connectivity options and interface capabilities.
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| Falcon® 340/345 - Portable Data
Terminal |
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These sleek
new portable terminals were ergonomically designed with the end
user in mind. Engineered to reduce fatigue, this weight is ideally
balanced over the hand using a form-fit rubber-grip handle.
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| Falcon® 330/335 - Portable Data
Terminal |
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While the
Falcon 330 provides ideal batch data collection solutions, the
Falcon 335, excels in data collection over wide, on-campus areas
where physical distances prohibit hardwiring.
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| Falcon® 320/325 - Portable Data
Terminal |
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The Falcon
320 provides batch data collection solutions, the Falcon 325,
is a wireless data collection terminal, and ideal for data collection
throughout the supply chain where real-time access to data is
required.
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| Falcon® 310/315 - Portable Data
Terminal |
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Durable, ergonomically
designed and flexible, these units have many features you would
expect to find in a more expensive product.
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| PT 2000® - Portable Data Terminal |
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The PT 2000
gives you the flexibility to choose the appropriate input device
for your application, whether it's a wand, CCD, 5V laser or I.D.
badge scanner.
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| TopGun® |
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TopGun consists
of a PSC PT 2000 portable data collection terminal integrated
with a TopGun laser module. Weighing 16 ounces, TopGun is lightweight
and easy to use.
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| Momentum™ II Scan Module |
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The new Momentum™
II bar code scanner gives you the power to transform any Handspring™
Visor™ handheld computer into a powerful portable data collection
terminal.
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