Q: What system does your SETP_Router_V1.4 base station provide? Is it a Pick to Light picking system?

The system we provide is a label management system, not a Pick to Light picking system. If you purchase our label management system, we can offer you free integration with your Pick to Light picking system to meet your needs.

Q: After purchasing Pick to Light products, can you provide technical support?

After purchasing Pick to Light products, if we need to deploy the PTL system locally, can you provide technical support? Is there any cost involved? A: Our SETP_Router_V1.4 Pick to Light base station comes with built-in label management software, eliminating the need for local deployment. For our SETP_Router_V1.2 base station, which requires the purchase of label software, we offer free deployment assistance.

Q: Pick to Light Wireless communication rate and Network communication rate, what do these mean?

The wireless communication rate of 200kbps refers to the communication speed between the base station and Pick to Light labels. The network communication rate of 10/100 Mbps refers to the communication speed between the computer and the base station.

Q: What's the difference Between SETP_Router_V1.2 and SETP_Router_V1.4 Base Stations

Internal Deployment of Electronic Label Service Software: The key distinction lies in the internal deployment of electronic label service software within the SETP_Router_V1.4 base station. With this enhancement, customers can conveniently use the base station without the need for additional installation of electronic label service software. This streamlined approach ensures a simpler and faster system setup for users. Integrated Components in SETP_Router_V1.4: The SETP_Router_V1.4 base station encompasses both the electronic label software and the V1.2 base station. This integration provides users with a comprehensive solution, eliminating the necessity for separate installations. Dependency of SETP_Router_V1.2 on Electronic Label Service Software: In contrast, the SETP_Router_V1.2 base station cannot function independently. It requires the complementary use of electronic label service software to control and manage electronic labels effectively. These distinctions showcase the evolution in functionality, particularly with the V1.4 base station's embedded electronic label service software, allowing customers a more straightforward and rapid initiation of the system without the need for additional software installations.

Question 1

How does the V1.5 Pick to Light base station work in a scenario with multiple locations？

Accepted Answer

How does the V1.5 Pick to Light base station work in a scenario with multiple locations (i.e. multiple transmitters)?

1. Easy use: V1.5 pick to light base station(build-in server software) + V1.3 PTL base station (<5pcs)+ Pick to Light labels ( <1000pcs)

2. Large quantity: Install our software on the customer's own server + V1.3 PTL base station + Pick to Light labels

Question 2

What system does your SETP_Router_V1.4 base station provide? Is it a Pick to Light picking system?

Accepted Answer

The system we provide is a label management system, not a Pick to Light picking system. If you purchase our label management system, we can offer you free integration with your Pick to Light picking system to meet your needs.

Question 3

After purchasing Pick to Light products, can you provide technical support?

Accepted Answer

After purchasing Pick to Light products, if we need to deploy the PTL system locally, can you provide technical support? Is there any cost involved?

A: Our SETP_Router_V1.4 Pick to Light base station comes with built-in label management software, eliminating the need for local deployment. For our SETP_Router_V1.2 base station, which requires the purchase of label software, we offer free deployment assistance.

Question 4

Pick to Light Wireless communication rate and Network communication rate, what do these mean?

Accepted Answer

The wireless communication rate of 200kbps refers to the communication speed between the base station and Pick to Light labels. The network communication rate of 10/100 Mbps refers to the communication speed between the computer and the base station.

Question 5

What's the difference Between SETP_Router_V1.2 and SETP_Router_V1.4 Base Stations

Accepted Answer

Internal Deployment of Electronic Label Service Software:

The key distinction lies in the internal deployment of electronic label service software within the SETP_Router_V1.4 base station. With this enhancement, customers can conveniently use the base station without the need for additional installation of electronic label service software. This streamlined approach ensures a simpler and faster system setup for users.

Integrated Components in SETP_Router_V1.4:

The SETP_Router_V1.4 base station encompasses both the electronic label software and the V1.2 base station. This integration provides users with a comprehensive solution, eliminating the necessity for separate installations.

Dependency of SETP_Router_V1.2 on Electronic Label Service Software:

In contrast, the SETP_Router_V1.2 base station cannot function independently. It requires the complementary use of electronic label service software to control and manage electronic labels effectively.

These distinctions showcase the evolution in functionality, particularly with the V1.4 base station's embedded electronic label service software, allowing customers a more straightforward and rapid initiation of the system without the need for additional software installations.