573-935-202C

The 573-935-202C offers a variety of connectivity options, new networking capabilities (up to four independent networks are supported), and the ability to use the XIO’s Wi-Fi as a network or bridge to one of the Ethernet ports. Connecting the XIO to the RMC via Ethernet makes it easy to transfer data reliably and efficiently. Four Ethernet points allow different network configurations. It also features control and measurement applications to meet the specific needs of remote locations. The module utilizes one-time programmable (OTP) fuses and Trusted Platform Module (TPM) 2.0 technology, which establishes a hardware-based chain of trust to protect the secure boot process and software updates. This prevents hackers from taking control of the device at boot time and prevents malicious updates from being used in malware attacks.

The 573-935-202C uses advanced motion algorithms that allow it to move efficiently throughout the system and to change destinations in real time during transportation. These iBOTs can enter and exit the system while Sure Sort X continues to operate, ensuring the highest levels of uptime and availability. In addition, Sure Sort X can operate in both refrigerated and ambient environments. Modules feature 1 x GbE, 1 x 10GbE and 2/4 x IEEE 802.3af GbE PSE ports, while other models feature 1 x GbE and 1 x 10GbE LAN ports. This series is equipped with a 10GbE LAN port, which provides high data transfer speeds of up to 10 billion bits per second via external sensors. Equipped with fast backup and recovery utilities and automatic system recovery based on an overwrite file system architecture. This helps minimize downtime in the event of a security breach, process failure, or file corruption, such as a power failure during a critical update.