Receiving & put-away
Display inbound tasks and storage locations at the dock or in the forklift cab. Connect compatible barcode scanners as peripherals and confirm the data entry method with your warehouse application.
Connect warehouse operators with picking tasks, inventory information and dispatch workflows. Emdoor vehicle computers and panel PCs offer hardware choices for forklift cabs, workstations and loading areas.
Put information where it is needed, with an installation suited to each warehouse task. Your WMS remains responsible for inventory logic and transaction control.
Display inbound tasks and storage locations at the dock or in the forklift cab. Connect compatible barcode scanners as peripherals and confirm the data entry method with your warehouse application.
Keep task lists and location details accessible while operators work through the facility. Check screen visibility, safe mounting position and wireless performance across racks, aisles and transition areas.
Use a fixed panel PC to access orders, packing checks and dispatch information. Test label printers, scanners and other connected devices with the exact operating system and WMS client.
A useful specification connects the application to the real installation. Review these points before committing to a configuration.
| Forklift installation | Visibility, cab clearance, vibration exposure and secure mounting without obstructing operation. |
|---|---|
| Power design | Vehicle supply range, adapter, ignition behavior and shutdown strategy for the selected model. |
| Scanning & printing | External scanner interface, printer drivers and WMS compatibility; scanning is not built into every terminal. |
| Warehouse network | Site Wi-Fi survey, roaming behavior and application recovery when connectivity is interrupted. |
Test the complete transaction path on site. Hardware, scanning peripherals, wireless coverage and WMS behavior all influence the operator experience.
Start with Windows and Android vehicle terminals for mobile workflows, plus a panel PC for fixed warehouse stations. Choose by application compatibility and installation needs.
Published product information below is maintained in our product catalog. Confirm the selected model, options and current availability with our team.
Bring the application, installation and deployment plan together. These resources help you move from a product shortlist to a practical project specification.
Review operating system choices, application compatibility and deployment considerations with your software team.
Explore software support →Discuss interfaces, mounting, branding and configuration requirements for your intended installation.
Discuss customization →Share your requirements and arrange a hardware review. Validate the complete workflow before scaling deployment.
Talk to our team →Practical answers for procurement, engineering and integration teams.
No. Many warehouse installations use an external USB, Bluetooth or serial scanner, depending on the selected terminal and scanner. Confirm hardware interfaces, drivers and WMS input behavior together.
That depends on the WMS client, browser requirements, operating system and peripherals. Share your deployment details and test the selected configuration before fleet rollout.
Review the cab layout, safe field of view, mounting hardware, supply voltage, cable routing and operating conditions. Validate startup and shutdown behavior on the actual vehicle.
Tell us your WMS, vehicle types, scanner setup and installation conditions. We will help compare suitable platforms.
