TransTerm 4 (large size display) ⮞
TransTerm 5 (standard / programmable) ⮞
TransTerm 5C (standard / programmable) ⮞
TransTerm 6 (full-size keyboard) ⮞
TransTerm 6 Programmable (full-size keyboard) ⮞
TransTerm 9B (programmable large format keyboard) ⮞
TSD1 – Access Control Reader ⮞
TIM1B – TNET Interface Module Controller ⮞
TIM2B – TNET Serial Interface Module ⮞
TLD2 – TNET Line Driver Hub ⮞
TNET System ⮞
Custom Requirements ⮞
Data Collection Accessories ⮞
On-line Networked Terminals
Overview
ComputerWise manufactures a family of shop floor data collection terminals with full-sized keypads. The keypads are hermetically sealed to protect the keys against moisture, dust, grease, and most chemicals and solvents. All shop floor terminals are built with aluminum to withstand harsh environments and handling.
All of our shop floor data collection terminals will interface to any host computer which has an RS-232 serial communications port. The optional RS-422 compatible TNET interface allows multiple terminals to be multi-dropped in a network.
The terminals accept input from their keyboard, and optional barcode scanner, magnetic card reader, or auxiliary serial port (see data collection accessories). Large readable displays on the terminals range from 2 lines by 24 columns to 8 lines by 40 columns. The barcode option for our terminals reads and auto-discriminates nine barcode symbologies: Code 39, Extended Code 39, UPC-A, UPC-E, EAN-8, EAN-13, CODABAR, Interleave 2 of 5, and Code 128.
Custom Requirements
If your data collection project has unique or unusual requirements, contact us for customization information. [more ⮞]
The TransTerm 4 terminal provides a large capacity display (8 lines by characters) for industrial applications. This 24-key terminal includes eight programmable function keys to simplify operator entry.
TransTerm 5 Terminal
TransTerm 5 Data Terminal ⮞
TransTerm 5C Programmable Terminal ⮞
The small, easy-to-use TransTerm 5 terminal provides ideal solutions for applications requiring data entry speed and accuracy. This terminal has 24 keys for entering information and includes eight function keys that you can program with frequently entered strings. The 24 character, two-line LC display is large enough to display computer generated prompts and instructions.
TransTerm 6 Terminal
TransTerm 6 Data Terminal ⮞
TransTerm 6 Programmable Terminal ⮞
The TransTerm 6 terminal has a QWERTY, typewriter-like key array for typing text at a desk. The LC display provides two 40-character lines to give ample capacity for computer-generated prompts and operator-entered da
TransTerm 9 Data Terminal
The TransTerm 9 terminal is ideal for point-of-sale (POS), or menu selection applications. This terminal has a two-line by 40-character display and a 72-key programmable key array to allow you to program and label each key to your specifications. You can design your own overlay for the TransTerm 9 terminal or use our preprinted keypad overlay.
The TSD1 is a self contained device designed to decode and transmit barcoded data to a central computer using the ComputerWise TNET “REAL TIME” shop floor data collection system.
The TSD1 can be used for:
- Door entry access control
- Time and Attendance recording
- Event Tracking
- Machine control
- Security alarm system
- Remote data entry
TIM1B TNET Interface Module Controller
The TNET (TransTerm Network) is a “Message System” where up to 250 data collection terminals send and receive messages from a single host computer. The TIM1B Network Controller simplifies the interface by performing all of the detailed network device maintenance. The TIM1B is a self contained device with a high-speed microprocessor, data storage memory, and five high-speed serial communication ports (up to 19.2K baud). One port plugs into the host computer (RS-232C via a DB25F). The other ports go out to TNET network devices (RS422/485 compatible using RJ-45s).
The TNET Line Driver is a hub used on the TNET network to connect up to six terminals to the network. This device has one IN port and seven OUT ports. The TNET Line Driver boosts the signal level at the IN port and sends the boosted signal to the OUT port. (You can also use the TNET Line Driver to provide power to the data collection terminals.)
