Pick to Light Warehouse Access Point SETP_Router_V1.3
- Model
- Put to Light Base Station SETP_Router_V1.3
Item specifics
- Network
- 1
- The antenna
- 4
- Size
- 21*14*4.3cm
- Access
- Web access
- Software Update
- yes
- Communication mode
- 868M, RJ45
Review
Description
Pick to Light Warehouse Access Point SETP_Router_V1.3 Description
The Pick to Light system base station SETP_Router_V1.3 designed to synchronize a vast network of over 10,000 pick-to-light devices, this base station revolutionizes warehouse operations. All pick-to-light products hinge upon the SETP_Router_V1.3 as their primary interface. With multi-communication capabilities - harnessing the power of 868M and RJ45 - and operating on the robust Linux platform, it forms the bedrock of a highly efficient and responsive picking system.
The V1.3 Pick to Light access point includes an additional receiving module compared to the V1.2 version. This allows it to receive button feedback from the Pick to Light electronic labels while sending data to them. In contrast, the V1.3 access point cannot receive button feedback when it is transmitting data.
This advanced router serves as the central hub, translating instructions from PCs or scanners into precise commands that illuminate LED lights or screens on the pick-to-light devices. Seamlessly guiding pickers to the exact locations of goods, it ensures unparalleled accuracy and speed in the picking process.
PTL System Base Station SETP_Router_V1.3 Workflow
The workflow of SETP_Router_V1.3 is elegantly simple yet profoundly impactful. Triggered by instructions from a PC or scanner, the base station SETP_Router_V1.3 serves as the conduit, transmitting these directives to individual pick-to-light modules. These modules then illuminate, guiding pickers efficiently to the exact location of the intended goods. This orchestrated synchronization between the central control, base station, and pick-to-light devices ensures unparalleled accuracy and swiftness in the picking process, revolutionizing warehouse operations.
