Standalone type! Name input and various message input are possible with the kanji input function.
The "ABS-L31KU-N / ABS-V41KU-N" is a standalone type reader/writer for rewrite cards. It features a highly visible and glare-resistant fluorescent display. Transaction information can be saved to an SD card, making it easy to import to a computer for customer management. Additionally, it allows for simple device settings using a setup card, eliminating any cumbersome configuration tasks during daily operations. 【Features】 - Utilizes a highly visible and glare-resistant fluorescent display - Transaction information can be saved to an SD card - Easy import to a computer for customer management (customer management software sold separately) - Frequently used functions can be assigned to function keys F1 to F4 - Kanji input function enables name entry and diverse message input *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Other Features】 ■ Point issuance and exchange can be operated solely with the numeric keypad ■ Easy device setup using a configuration card ■ No cumbersome setup tasks during daily operations ■ Fully compatible with the previous model "CRW-STAV2" ■ No need to relearn operation methods when replacing or expanding from the previous model *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Purpose】 ■Rewrite Card *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Our innovation lies in delivering "manufacturing and services" that are not bound by the present to our customers more quickly in new forms. By leveraging our strengths in "technological capability," "creative power," and "human resources," which support our adaptability to change, we aspire to be a company that connects to the future while achieving sustainable growth. We aim to remain a strong company for 100 years by continuing the cycle of "returning to our roots" and "innovation."
