Inform WMS requires warehouses to have a wireless network, label printer, and barcode scanners. Listed below are devices tested and supported by DDI System.
Barcode scanners
Zebra MC3300
The Zebra MC3300 is a truly next-generation mobile computer featuring a 4” LCD screen, rugged exterior, and powered by Android OS. Review the complete Accessories Guide for holsters, vehicle mounts, batteries, and chargers.
To order, contact Ellen Holloway from Quest Solution at 714-473-0467
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Device Configuration |
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Scanner |
Long Range Imager |
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Keypad |
47 Key is not recommended |
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Form Factor |
Pistol Grip / Gun |
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OS |
Android 7 (Nougat) |
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Software |
Velocity Telnet |
Label printers
Thermal label printers are required to print bar-coded labels for bin locations and
products without UPC codes. We recommend the Direct Thermal Zebra ZD420D
with 203 DPI print resolution and with a 10/100 Ethernet port for network
installation.
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Device Configuration |
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| Model |
Zebra ZD420D |
| Type |
Direct Thermal |
| Network |
10/100 Ethernet |
| Resolution |
203 dpi
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Note: The printer must be installed on the same network as the DDI Server. Please be sure to order the printer with the 10/100 Ethernet port option.
To order, contact Ellen Holloway from Quest Solution at 714-473-0467 or email eholloway@questsolution.com
Label Size
Our bin location, product, and staging labels are designed for 2.5” x 4”, making it our recommended option. Please do not order alternate sizes without checking with DDI Support first.
Printer Support
DDI System provides support for the model(s) listed above. Alternate printers with support
for the EPL print language may be compatible, though DDI cannot guarantee this nor
provide extensive troubleshooting.
Direct Thermal vs Thermal Transfer
The Direct Thermal is recommended for most users for its cost effectiveness. For more
durable labels or harsher environments (extreme temperatures or outdoor use) consider a
Thermal Transfer model instead.
Wireless access points
A strong wireless signal must cover the entire warehouse. Look for access points designed for warehouse environments. These typically include connectorized antennas, scalability, and Power over Ethernet (PoE).
Proper antenna configuration is critical to ensure network stability and prevent dropouts. It’s advisable to test signal strength and connection prior to implementation.
Questions? Contact DDI Customer Care.