| Light source |
Laser diode 650 nm |
| Reading distance |
30 - 500 mm |
| Bar codes read |
EAN / UPC, Codabar, code 39, code 128, ITF, code 93, 2 of
5 |
| Battery |
200 mA Ni-Cd, recharged via cradle |
| Dimensions |
165 x 56 x 32 mm |
| Weight |
184 g inc battery |
| Ingression protection rating |
IP65 - "spray proof" |
| Working temperature range |
-20 to 50 °C |
| Electrostatic discharge immunity |
to 15 kV |
| Shock resistance |
1 m on to concrete |
| Typical battery life in full operation |
12 hours |
| RAM memory |
128 K byte alpha characters |
| Program memory |
64 K |
| Keyboard |
25 silicone rubber keys |
| Display |
3 line 12 character LCD |
| Interface |
Optical (F730 to cradle)
RS232, dual RS232 or RS485 (cradle to host) |
| Cradles available |
F-951 - single charger / transceiver
F-950/4 - 4 way charger / transceiver |
PowerGen for Formula
- No programming knowledge necessary
- Short development times save time and money
- Easy to use
- Program simulation on the PC
- For Windows 95 and NT
PowerGen is an Application Generator Program (APG)
for Formula terminals such as the F734. Requiring no prior knowledge of programming, its
user-friendly interface lets you create portable terminal programs easily and quickly. A
simple toolbar gives you a choice of fifteen programming operations.
Using these you can
build up new application programs in minutes. Up to 10 data files can be handled on the
Formula Terminal.
IdWare Communications
Tools
Advanced Edition for WINDOWS 95 and NT
The Advanced Edition is a 32-bit software for Windows 95 and NT, and
is used for programming terminals, customising the standard application program, to
collect data collection from one or more F734 terminals using.
OLE for FORMULA
OLE for Formula is an ActiveX (OLE Custom Control or OCX)
object-oriented software. Fully compatible with Microsoft's standard OLE for Retail, it
can be incorporated into a Windows 95 or Windows NT application, where all management
complexities involved in managing the terminals and network are conveniently hidden from
the programmer's view.
It allows the Formula terminals to be integrated simply and almost
instantaneously with the vertical applications written with Visual Basic, Visual C++ or
Borland's Delphi. Likewise with horizontal OLE-supporting packages such as Access, Excel,
Paradox, FoxPro and Lotus Notes for Windows 95. It supports the Utility Tools Advanced
Edition functions.
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