Zebra MC55E0-PL0S3QQA9US Mobile Barcode Computer
SKU: MC55E0-PL0S3QQA9US
Zebra MC55E0-PL0S3QQA9US Mobile Barcode Computer
Product Description
When your managers and task workers are on the move inside your facility, the Zebra MC55E0-PL0S3QQA9US rugged mobile barcode computer keeps everything they need to take instant action at their fingertips. Pure business on the inside and smart styling on the outside, the MC55X lets your workers access business applications, scan barcodes, view a video and place a private or push-to-talk call to virtually anyone in your facility, all with a single, sleek lightweight device.
Complete MC55X Barcode Starter Systems Available Here with TracerPlus Software >>
The MC55X can be used for a wide variety of mobile appls including Asset Management, Inventory, and Tool Room Tracking.
What's Included:
- Zebra MC55X Mobile Barcode Computer with SE4710 1D/2D Imager Scanner, Qwerty Keypad, No Camera, 512MB RAM / 2GB Storage Memory, 802.11 a/b/g/n Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 2.1 and Windows Embedded Handheld 6.5 OS
- 3600 mAh Lithium Ion Battery
Note: Additional products and software may be required.
Zebra MC55E0-PL0S3QQA9US Barcode Terminal Features
- Windows Embedded Handheld 6.5 OS
- 802.11 a/b/g/n Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 2.1 Connectivity
- SE4710 1D / 2D Barcode Imager with extraordinary range
- 3.5" Color VGA, Super Bright 650+ NITS, Class Analog Resistive Touch
- Dual Core 800 MHz OMAP 4 Processor and 512MB RAM / 2GB Storage Memory
- 3600 mAh Power Precision 3.7V Li-Ion rechargeable battery
- Multiple 6ft. / 1.8m drops per MIL-STD 810G Specs and IP64 sealing
- Qwerty Keypad
FAQ and Support Resources for the Zebra MC55E0-PL0S3QQA9US
Do I need software for my Zebra MC55X to scan barcodes and save data?
Yes, the Zebra MC55X does not come with software. Our TracerPlus Mobile Software is a great solution for the Zebra MC55X and allows you to create custom barcode enabled forms with no programming. Bundled Kits are also available with Hardware and software.
Warm and Cold Boot instructions for the Zebra MC55X - KB Article