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Honeywell Tecton rugged mobile computer with 55-key keypad and 3.5-inch resistive touchscreen

Honeywell

Honeywell MX7T1B1B1B0US4D Tecton mobile computing 3.5" 256MB 55-key

SKU CH-V7HJ-2WPK0 MPN MX7T1B1B1B0US4D

A rugged 3.5-inch Windows CE 6.0 mobile computer with a 55-key alphanumeric keypad, 256MB memory, 802.11a/b/g Wi-Fi and Bluetooth 2.0, built to survive 1.5m drops

  • StyleBasic
  • Data Collection TypeWireless
  • Operating SystemWindows CE 6.0
  • Memory256MB SDRAM / 256MB Flash
  • Display Size3.5"
  • Resolution240x320
  • Rugged 5 ft drop protection with handle
  • 5" resistive touchscreen for gloved operation
  • 55-key alphanumeric keypad for fast data entry
  • Bluetooth 2.0 and 802.11 a/b/g wireless connectivity
  • 256MB SDRAM and 256MB Flash for reliable performance

Mobile computer for industrial data capture

The Honeywell MX7T1B1B1B0US4D is a rugged handheld terminal running Windows CE 6.0. It integrates a LORAX long-range 1D laser scanner and a 55-key alphanumeric keypad for fast data entry. A 3.5 inch resistive touchscreen with 240x320 resolution provides an alternative input method. The unit ships with a battery, stylus and handstrap.

Suited for warehouse and field workers needing 1D

This device fits workflows that rely on Windows CE applications and long-range barcode reading. It is not intended for users who require a modern operating system or support for 2D barcode symbologies. Buyers needing integrated WWAN connectivity should look elsewhere. The 55-key layout may not suit operators who prefer a larger touchscreen-only interface.

Windows CE 6.0 operating system

The terminal runs Windows CE 6.0, which determines software compatibility for legacy enterprise applications. Wireless communication uses IEEE 802.11 a/b/g and Bluetooth 2.0. Memory consists of 256MB SDRAM and 256MB Flash. Drop rating is 1.5m without accessories and 1.8m with the rubber boot. Dimensions are 8.80 x 3.40 x 2.00 inches and weight is 1.31 lbs.

Highlights

  • Rugged 5 ft drop protection with handle
  • 5" resistive touchscreen for gloved operation
  • 55-key alphanumeric keypad for fast data entry
  • Bluetooth 2.0 and 802.11 a/b/g wireless connectivity
  • 256MB SDRAM and 256MB Flash for reliable performance

Specifications

BrandHoneywell
SeriesLXE
ModelTECTON
Part NumberMX7T1B1B1B0US4D
StyleBasic
Data Collection TypeWireless
Operating SystemWindows CE 6.0
Memory256MB SDRAM / 256MB Flash
Display Size3.5"
Resolution240x320
Display TypeVGA
Keypad55 key Alphanumeric Keypad
StylusYes
Touch ScreenResistive touchscreen
Wireless LANIEEE 802.11 a/b/g
BluetoothBluetooth 2.0+EDR
BatteryFull shift battery life with typical usage [email protected]
Fast recovery backup power for data retention: 2.5V super-capacitor
Main battery low warning
Active power management (configurable)
Drop Rating5 ft. (1.5m) multiple drops to concrete (w/ handle)
6 ft. (1.8m) w/ rubber boot accessory (w/o handle)
Dimensions8.80" x 3.40" x 2.00"
Weight1.31 lbs.
Shipping weight1.81 kg
Package size254 × 254 × 254 mm

Questions about this item

How do I install the MX7 Tecton and what step is most often missed?

Insert the included battery, attach the handstrap, power on, then configure the 802.11 a/b/g radio and Bluetooth 2.0 settings before deploying; the step most often missed is setting the correct wireless profile for your network.

What maintenance or replacement will the MX7 Tecton need later?

The main battery will eventually need replacement; the 2.5V super-capacitor provides backup power for data retention during battery swaps, and the resistive touchscreen may require recalibration after heavy use.

What limit appears first on the MX7 Tecton during sustained use?

Battery runtime is the first limit under continuous operation; the full-shift rating assumes typical usage, so intensive scanning with the LORAX laser or constant Wi-Fi traffic will reduce available time.

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