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Batch Portable Data
Collection Terminals
In non-RF mode, a local
program running on the hand held terminal prompts users to scan or key in
data. Collected data is stored in the hand
held terminal for upload to a host through a cradle and communications
cable. Batch programs can be “smart”
that is they can be written to validate data inputs and perform lookups against
an internal database. For most
applications, we try to keep the level of complexity for users at or below that
of a standard ATM.
A classic batch data
collection application is inventory and cycling counting. When collected data does not need to be
entered into the host in “real time”, a well written batch application running
on batch terminal can be a significant
improvement over paper and pencil.
Since batch data collection systems tend to be self contained, they
generally do not cost too much nor do they involve a heavy integration effort
in order to make them work with existing computing systems.
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Falcon 340 & 345 Portable Data
Terminal
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Falcon 330 &
335 Portable Data Terminal
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Dolphin 7200
Portable Data Terminal
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