11 industrial scenarios: find the one that matches your workstation
A workstation terminal is not a generic device: screen size, scanning method and interface mix differ by scenario. The four groups below, workstation core, quality and packing, warehouse and equipment, and special applications, map each scenario directly to a model and configuration.
1. Workstation core
MES Workstations and Production Reporting
Scan the work order code, confirm on screen, data goes into MES. Choose 5 to 15.6 inch by operation complexity; for a Windows client, choose an X86 model.
View details →Assembly Lines and Conveyor Lines
Sequence picking, part checks and cycle prompts; a wrong part or wrong sequence stops at the workstation.
View details →SOP and work instructions
Process drawings, torque values, inspection points and how-to videos on screen; a changeover takes effect when a new version is pushed from the back end.
View details →Traceability and Error-Proofing
Item, box, carton and pallet are linked level by level; missed codes, duplicate codes and skipped operations are blocked on the spot.
View details →2. Quality and packing
Quality Inspection and Test Benches
Calipers, scales and testers connect over serial; scanning calls up the inspection items and the verdict goes straight into the system.
View details →Packaging and Cartons
Scan box codes to bind the carton code; quantity and specification are checked on the spot and labels printed there.
View details →3. Warehouse and equipment
Warehousing and Materials
Scan carton codes standing at the receiving desk or enter documents seated at the line-side store; locations and batches can be validated.
View details →Dashboards and Equipment Monitoring
Cycle time and output on screen, machine status and exception calls; choose 10.1–32 inch by viewing distance.
View details →IO Linkage and Automation
Code results go to the PLC and sorter over IO, serial or Ethernet, and exceptions are rejected automatically.
View details →4. Special applications and industries
Russia Chestny Znak (CRPT)
Three-level linking is done on one device, with error codes flagged on the spot and labels reprinted.
View details →Industry Workstation Solutions
Differences and configurations for electronics, automotive parts, food, 3C, PV, injection moulding, apparel and medical devices.
View details →Scenario and configuration matrix
| Scenarios | Common Models | Key Configuration |
|---|---|---|
| Single-operation reporting | XT802C 5 inch | Built-in engine, Z bracket, DC 12V |
| Assembly line workstation | XT802C / XT802D | Pole clamp or swing arm plus built-in engine |
| Quality / inspection bench | XT802E 10.1 inch / XT802E-X86 | Serial instruments plus a table interface |
| Packing and cartoning | XT802D 8 inch / XT802F | Count validation plus USB label printing |
| Warehouse receiving and issuing | XT802C / XT802F / XT802G-X86 | Built-in engine, keyboard and mouse, dual Ethernet (as needed) |
| Production board | XT802F / XTCM215 / XTCM320 | Wall or floor mount plus Ethernet |
| Line-side board / multiple operations | XT802F 15.6 inch | VESA wall mount or swing arm plus Ethernet |
| Windows workstation software | XT802E-X86 / XT802F-X86 | VGA/HDMI, local print driver |
| Separate production and office networks | XT802G-X86 11.6 inch | Dual Ethernet, 8G+128G |
| Large screen plus ticket printing | XTCM320 32 inch | Built-in 80mm printer with cutter |
Describe your workstation and we will provide a configuration you can install directly
Describe the process, cycle time, scanning distance and software environment (MES / ERP / in-house), and we will provide a model, bracket and port proposal within 24 hours.