WIth support for the latest Wi-Fi standards - 802.11a/b/g/n/ac - plus a choice of internal or external antennas, the VC80 can deliver desktop wired-line style performance on the most complex applications. That’s why the VC80 offers all the ports you need to add bar code scanners, mobile printers, a push-to-talk microphone and more.
Superior flexibility - add bar code scanning, voice and moreĭifferent workers need different capabilities. Or you can choose to mount an optional keyboard on the bottom or side of the VC80. The touchscreen’s soft keyboard and haptic vibration feedback make it easy to use touch input, even with the thickest gloves. And a 10-second quick release mount makes itĮasy to move the VC80 to another vehicle during vehicle maintenance or device repair.įlexible data entry - touch or optional keyboard Multiple mounting options, including standard RAM mounts combine with a compact size for an easy fit and easy mounting, even in the smallest vehicles. The very loud front facing speaker and instantly accessible volume control make it easy to hear scanner feedback and app notifications.įits in virtually any warehouse/material handling vehicle The VC80 Series computers are ready for your toughest environments with dust-and-water tight IP66 sealing, sealed connectors and extreme temperature, shock and vibration testing.Ĭhoose either 1,000 NITs for a bright screen that is easy to see outdoors or 400 NITs for indoor operation.ĭesigned for voice in your loudest environments You get true frost- and condensation-free operation with touch-screen, board and battery heaters, plus smart temperature sensors that automatically control heater and heating speed. But what is it actually used for when compiling? Can it be removed? My project lacked the following definitions that the reference project had: _WINDOWS WIN32 What does these two mean and do? I've been trying to find good documentation on these two but haven't found anything good (maybe searching in the wrong places).FREEZER-READY FOR THE COLDEST SUPPLY CHAIN My project used this definition which was (understandably) not used in the reference project: VC80_UPGRADE=0x0710 - I understand this came from the upgrade to VS2005 and is put there by a project property sheet. When I did this I found a few differences in what preprocessor definitions were used.
I did this partly by comparing the properties to those of a newly created VS2008 MFC project with default settings, the reference project. I've recently done an inventory of the properties of the project to get an understanding of how it is actually configured. Hello, I have an old VC++ MFC project originally created under 6.0 and then converted to all versions up to Visual Studio 2008.
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