Faread FRD9680 handheld data terminal

What the official reference establishes

The official FRD9680 body describes an Android handheld terminal with a 5.5-inch screen and barcode/data-capture applications in logistics and asset management. It lists a 3.7V 4900mAh battery and Type-C interface. Memory, cameras and scan engines are offered in different configurations, so the model name alone does not identify the complete ordered hardware.

Define the work before choosing a configuration

The introduction describes NFC functions, while the detailed table marks NFC and barcode collection as optional. The NFC entry is 13.56MHz and lists ISO14443A/B and ISO15693 among its protocols; this does not establish UHF reading at 865–928MHz. Ask which radio, scanning engine and licensed software are actually fitted and test representative tags and labels. No NFC/UHF cross-band interoperability or reader-to-tag match is inferred.

Keep the supply package explicit

The narrative mentions Android 9.0 / 10.0 while the table lists Android 10.0; neither is called the latest operating system here. Confirm the current supported build, security-update policy, SDK and warehouse-app compatibility. Also confirm network-band variants, wireless configuration, battery, accessories and support scope. The illustration carries an abstract screen rather than pretending to show a working app or installed software. IP and performance statements remain supplier claims requiring the appropriate current documentation.

Questions for the proposed product

What exact hardware and options will be supplied?

Preserve the complete model, regional band, protocol, interfaces, firmware or OS, antenna/cable or tag version, software and accessories. Ask for the current specification and drawing tied to the quotation.

What will prove the workflow works?

Provide real tags and objects, mounting substrate, distances, orientations, movement, reading zone and host application. Agree sample trials, false-read limits and acceptance criteria. Catalogue ranges do not guarantee site results.

What are the supply and integration responsibilities?

Confirm the contracting entity, quantity, availability, lead time, destination documents, warranty and software/system-integration responsibility. Stock, authorization, certification and confirmed vehicle fitment are not established by this reference.

From product research to a comparable request

Prepare one written identification requirement around objects, tags, workflow events, reading zone, host software and environmental conditions. Compare the exact hardware, regional band, protocol, interfaces, options and integration responsibilities. A data-capture event is not itself a purchasing enquiry. Keep unresolved differences visible. Existing supplier and procurement tools remain available below; browsing or following links does not itself send an enquiry.

Sources and evidence boundary

The official Chinese About page identifies Zhejiang Faread Electronic Technology Co., Ltd.; the English contact page also uses Faread Technology Co., Ltd. and lists the No.12 Donggang factory location in Jiaxing, along with separate office addresses. This matches the existing technology-supplier record and does not identify a complete-forklift manufacturer. The selected original product bodies and mapped primary images or drawing were read directly. Website brand-partner and capability statements are not independent authorization, manufacturing or certification verification. Confirm the exact contracting entity, regional version, current specification, options and integration responsibilities. Illustrations are explanatory and do not prove stock, exact delivered assemblies, read performance or vehicle fit. No radio setup, electrical wiring, installation, repair or safety-control procedures are provided.

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