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LINX V

The programmable LINX V Data Stations has a rugged, compact construction designed to reliably perform large data collection and control jobs with ease and speed. LINX V terminals have proven their reliability with thousands of stations in daily use for more than 15 years in more than 60 countries.

They can be managed and controlled from a central location, making them ideal for enterprise-wide, data collection applications.

Increased Flexibility for I/O Device Control

The LINX V Data Stations can be equipped to accept a wide variety of data input, including bar code badges, magnetic stripe cards, bar code wands, lasers, scanners, and scales, while controlling standard RS-232 and RS-422 interfaced devices, such as line printers, bar code label printers, and others.

Unlimited Secure Networking

The LINX V Data Station extends the networking capabilities of the intelligent LINX line by adding direct-connect Ethernet communications that is compatible with both Ethernet TCP/IP and IPX. LINX V Data Stations feature built in network and hardware diagnostics.

Fault Tolerant and Cost-Effective

In the event of a host computer or server failure, or a network line failure, the LINX V Data Stations can continue to perform assigned tasks such as time and attendance, access control, shop floor data collection, machine control, and many others. They also support sub-networks of LINX III data collection and control terminals, allowing all user's applications to be cost-effectively performed.

Advanced Operating systems for Management Control

The flexibility and power of the LINX V Data Stations are controlled and focused by an advanced, downloadable (soft), multitasking operating system. This allows on-line, multi-location, updating, and enhancement of the data stations in your network from the central computer or server, without removing a single unit from its' physical location.

Error-Free Open System Application Development Tools

Applications can be developed by programmers using LinxBASIC, a compatible subset of QuickBasic, and by non-programmers using the LINX Application Interface, a field-proven, 4GL level automated program generator, simulator, and debugger for PC compatibles that produces error-free LinxBASIC programs.

LINX V Data Sheet View

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