AdsTec Vehicle Mounted PC
ADSTEC VMT 5017 VEHICLE MOUNT TERMINAL PC

Introduction

Vehicle Mount Terminal PC

Features

The VMT vehicle terminal series has been especially designed for use on forklifts or other logistics systems. The very light magnesium casing, which is only 5.6 cm thick, is extremely robust and perfect for industrial use.

Soldered processors ensure a design which is not sensitive to vibration

Robust design with few cables and no rotating parts

10..35 V DC power supply especially for battery operation with universal voltage feed

Replaceable fuse for quick repair in case of faults

Compact, robust and light in shapely industrial casing

IP65 magnesium casting for optimum protection against moisture and dust

Nordlock bolt securing system for reliable mounting on the forklift

Strain relief

PS/2 locking device especially for scanners that can be connected subsequently

Special connection mechanics using PG plugs enables installation with standard plugs and cables on the mounted terminal and ensures the high protection class IP65. External data recording devices can be connected via USB, COM or PS/2 interfaces. Depending on the requirements, the terminals are connected wirelessly or directly to the Ethernet via cable. They have an integrated 10/100 Mbit RJ45 connection.

The terminals are available with displays of 8.4, 10.4, 12.1 and 15. Various different sizes and configurations with reference to memory and processor characteristics can be selected depending on the respective application.

Front USB interface can be used for service, update or connecting external drives, media, keyboard and mouse

Speakers provide acoustic signals and therefore ensure higher convenience through improved user guidance

ATX function, which means the terminal switches itself to soft-off mode after a longer period of inactivity

5 Front buttons to start an alphanumeric soft keyboard for application operation and service

Diversity antennae ensure improved wireless reception Wake-on-LAN function ensures that the terminal switches itself on upon receiving a special wake-up package via LAN

Bootable operating systems such as CE.net, XP Embedded or Linux for maximum system availability