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Zebra launched the enterprise-class mobile intelligent terminal TC8000/TC80N0. This milestone warehouse technology innovation will effectively drive productivity and reduce worker fatigue. The lightweight ergonomically designed TC8000/TC80N0 mobile computer relies on its innovations to allow warehouse workers to eliminate the need to "tilt the device to view the screen and confirm" as often as traditional equipment, thereby reducing the muscle burden. A few seconds of reduction in each repetitive action, the accumulation is much less , saving one hour of work per shift per worker per day, and a 14% average increase in productivity based on current workflow.
With an innovative scanning angle, your staff can tilt the device to view the screen, and the TC8000/TC80N0 minimizes movement. Combining flexible handheld and hands-free scanning can further increase productivity- another first in the field of industrial handheld devices. Reduces weight by 33% compared to conventional equipment, minimizing fatigue. Enabling you to automatically turn the old "Green Screen" device terminal simulation (Terminal Emulation) into an elegant, graphical, full-touch TE screen tool that is not only highly Intuitive and dramatically reduces the number of interactions required to complete a task- no coding, no modification to your host application, less time is required to complete the task and productivity is significantly improved. TC8000/TC80N0 - the next big bright spot in the warehouse mobile field- only Zebra technology.
Excellent ergonomics ensure high productivity and comfortable use by staff
The new scanning angle eliminates the constant tilt of the traditional design to view the screen, resulting in a 14% increase in productivity due to a 55% reduction in wrist movement and 15% muscle movement.
Enterprise-level ANDROID KITKAT
Mobility Extensions (Mx) transforms Android into an enterprise-class OS that delivers enterprise-class security, device management and data collection.
Excellent durability, built for your warehouse
Excellent durability and design to meet the needs of challenging warehouse environments. Based on our most extreme impact rating, TC8000/TC80N0 can be used reliably even after 2000 consecutive rolling impacts and multiple drops from the 8ft/2.4m height to the concrete floor. TC8000/TC80N0 is tightly sealed, waterproof and dustproof. TC8000/TC80N0 can withstand fluctuations in temperature between extreme heat and extreme cold- ideal for outdoor yards.
Meets the battery capacity required for three shifts and unmatched battery management
TC8000/TC80N0 has the largest battery of its kind, providing enough power for three shifts. Power Precision+ batteries also offer a wide range of battery specifications to identify and reject aged batteries that are not fully charged. The battery can be replaced quickly - no power is required.
Industry's No.1- Hands-free proximity scanning via handheld devices
The proximity sensor automatically triggers the imager whether it is worn by a jacket, shoulder strap, or on a cart or table. Two modes are available - close-range scanning: from close proximity to 6 inches/15 cm; long-distance scanning: from exposure to 1.96 inches/60 cm.
Advanced barcode scanning options
SE4750 imager features proprietary PRZM intelligent imaging technology that delivers unparalleled performance for virtually any type of data you can think of- from 1D and 2D barcodes to fully searchable and editable documents.
SE965 laser scan engine delivers the best 1D scanning performance and utilizes patented adaptive scanning technology to provide the widest range of work in its class. All options are available for barcodes under almost any condition.
Transform the "green screen" into an elegant full touch screen without modifying or encoding the host application.
The full touch screen TE provides a smart and intuitive touch interface for your Terminal Emulation application- the old TE green screen can be used with the push of a button. Create custom keyboards for different application screens to simplify data entry. Pre-installed and re-licensed with full touch screen for instant productivity.
TC8000/TC80N0 physical and environmental parameters
Size: 9.17 inches x 2.99 inches x 2.52 inches (233mm x 76mm x 64mm)
Weight: Standard: 17.2oz/490 g; Advanced 17.6oz/500 g
Display: 800 x 480 pixels; 4 inches; transflective LCD display; 16.7 Million (24-bit) color support; 400NIT
Touch panel: capacitive multi-touch; finger (or wear gloves) input; support stylus; Corning Gorilla Glass
Power: Provides better battery management; lithium battery 6700mAh, with hot-swappable battery backup
Notification: Beep and multi-color LED, vibration
Keyboard: screen keyboard
Voice and audio: dual speakers, support for Bluetooth wireless headsets
Expansion: USB, serial port for ISV developers (optional)
TC8000/TC80N0 performance parameters
CPU: 1.7GHz dual-core processor
Operating System: Android 443 (KitKat) supports Mobility Extensions (Mx), a true enterprise OS
Memory: 1GB memory
Standard model: 4GB Flash pSLC
Advanced model: 8GB Flash pSLC
Storage: SSD-compliant micro SD card slot
Application Development: EMDK is available through the Zebra Support Center
TC8000/TC80N0 data acquisition
Scanning options: SE965: One-dimensional standard range scan engine
SE4750 SR or MR: standard or medium range omnidirectional 1D/2D imaging engine
Camera: 8 megapixel autofocus, f/2.4 aperture (optional)
NFC: Multi-protocol NFC (optional)
Zebra interactive sensor technology
Light sensor: automatically adjust the brightness of the display backlight
Motion sensor: three-axis accelerometer, three-axis gyroscope (optional)
Navigation: Digital Compass (optional)
Proximity: sensor for automatic hands-free scanning
TC8000/TC80N0 use environment
Operating temperature: -4℉ to 122℉/-20℃ to 50℃
Storage temperature: -40℉ to 158℉/-40℃ to 70℃
Humidity: 5%-95% (no condensation) (optional anti-condensation)
Drop specification: At room temperature, it can withstand multiple drops from 8 ft/2.4 m to concrete floor; meet MIL-STD 8106 requirements, and can withstand multiple drops from 6 ft/1.8 m to concrete floor during operating temperature range.
Roll-off specifications: can withstand 2000 times 3.28 feet/1 meter rolling; meet and exceed IEC drop specifications. "The results depend on the specific use and scanning frequency"
Seal: IP65
Vibration: sinusoidal 5-2000Hz, 4g peak, 1 hour per axis; random 20-2000Hz, 6g RMS or 0.04g2/Hz, 1 hour per axis
Thermal shock: -40℉ to 158℉/-40℃ to 70℃ rapid transition
Electrostatic discharge (ESD): ±20KVdc (air discharge)
TC8000/TC80N0 wireless LAN
Radio: IEEE 802.11a/b/g/n/d/h/i
Data rate: 5GHz: 802.11b/g/n - up to 72.2Mbps
Working channel: channel 36-165 (5180-5825MHz); channel 1-12 (2412-2472MHz); actual working channel/frequency depends on relevant regulations and certification body requirements
Security and encryption: WEP, WPA-TKIP, WPA2-TKIP, WPA2-TKIP AES EAP TTLS, PAP, MSCHAP, MSCHAPv2, PEAPvO-MSCHAPv2, PEAPv1-EAP-GTC, EAP-TLS, EAP-FAST
Multimedia: Wi-Fi Multimedia (WMM)
Certification: 802.11n, WMM, WMM-PS, CCXv4.Wif Direct, Wi-Fi Display (Miracast)
Fast roaming: PMKID cache, Cisco CCKM, OKC, 802.11r
Network connection: Bluetooth, USB2.0 OTG Host docking interface; including 802.11r and 802.11k for enterprise voice roaming
TC8000/TC80N0 wireless PAN
Bluetooth: Bluetooth 4.0 (Bluetooth Smart Technology)
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