Introducing the basic usage! Tips to avoid difficulties in using the handheld terminal are also explained.
A handheld terminal is a device for data collection that can be carried with one hand. It has functions for scanning barcodes, inputting and outputting data, and communication, greatly contributing to the efficiency and accuracy of operations.
Regardless of the industry or model, the basic operations are performed in the following sequence:
1. Power On
Press the power button located on the side or front of the device to turn it on.
2. Scan
While pressing the scan button, aim the aimer at the barcode you wish to read. The key is to read the barcode straight on from an appropriate distance.
3. Input
Enter information such as the quantity of products using the numeric keypad or touch panel.
4. Data Transmission
Send the entered data to the core system using the device's send button or similar.
Recently, there has been an increase in smartphone and tablet-style touch panel devices, allowing for more intuitive operation. Let's first establish this sequence of operations as a basic understanding.
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