Mobile PDA device

In warehouse management or retail stores, using RFID handheld terminals for inventory can greatly improve the speed of inventory and management efficiency. Attach an RFID electronic label to each cargo, which is usually attached to the packaging of each cargo. Information such as the details of the cargo, storage location, and so on is written on the label. Use RFID handheld machine to scan inventory and warehousing. The staff members walk around the goods with a handheld device, and the information of each item is read by the handheld device and uploaded data, greatly improving work efficiency and saving a lot of manpower.

The v17 RFID handheld terminal is an intelligent terminal that integrates multiple functions such as UHF RFID and barcode scanning, supporting wireless communication such as WIFI, 4G, Bluetooth, and meeting various application requirements in complex environments.

Handheld terminals available in 4 inches, 5.5 inches, and 6 inches....

Chargers we provide EU standard, round plug. Battery details is below:

Battery capacity：

rechargeable polymer battery (3.8V 4200mah)removable

Standby time >350 hours

Charging time <4H, using standard poweradapter and data cable

Retail: Sales personnel can use handheld PDAs to record customer information, view product inventory, and manage product warehouses.

Courier or delivery driver: Courier or delivery driver can use PDA terminal to view delivery address, navigation route, record delivery status and signing information, and communicate in real-time with the center or customer.

Procurement and inventory management: Purchasing personnel can use mobile computer PDA to record and track supplier information, view product catalogs and prices, and generate purchase orders. It can also be used for inventory management, including inventory tracking, inventory counting, and replenishment reminders.

Healthcare professionals: Doctors, nurses, and other healthcare professionals can use mobile computer PDA to view patients' medical records, appointments, and diagnostic results, and manage medication information.

Handheld PDA stands for "portable data assistant" or "portable data collection". Mobile computer can improve inventory management efficiency and simplify workflow.

Inventory management: PDA terminal can query and manage inventory by scanning barcodes or RFID tags on products or shelves.

Order processing: PDA enables warehouse staff to access and process customer orders anytime, anywhere. They can view order details, locate products in the warehouse, update order status, and generate packing lists or shipping labels using PDA.

Data collection and reporting: PDA is used to collect data on various warehouse operations, such as receiving, warehousing, picking, and shipping. The collected data can be used to generate reports, analyze warehouse performance, and make informed decisions.

Equipment maintenance: PDA can be used for equipment maintenance tasks, including recording maintenance plans, updating maintenance logs, and generating repair or service work orders.

PDA is commonly used in the logistics field for data collection, inventory management, and real-time communication operations, achieving efficient logistics operations

PDA is used in the manufacturing industry to collect and record data related to the production process, such as parameters on the production line, equipment status, product quality, maintenance records, etc., for process monitoring, quality control, and data analysis.

Barcodes are usually standard linear barcodes that contain information about products, goods, or locations. By using the barcode scanning function on PDA devices, barcode data can be quickly and accurately read and processed.

PDA can be used for data collection, real-time communication, task management, navigation GPS, inventory management, data processing, etc

PDA can be used for servers to order, deliver orders, record customer requests, and communicate with the kitchen or front desk in real-time. Using PDA can improve the service efficiency and accuracy of restaurants