The Honeywell ScanPalTM EDA56 WLAN is a Wi-Fi 6 mobile computer that provides higher data rates and lower latency even in a densely connected environment. The EDA56’s design is ideal for retail, manufacturing, logistics, and public service applications.
The ScanPal EDA56 is one of Honeywell’s ScanPal series mobile computers equipped with the Qualcomm Snapdragon octa-core 2.0GHz processor and robust wireless connectivity through Wi-Fi 6, NFC, and Bluetooth 5.1.
With Wi-Fi 6 technology built-in, the EDA56 provides a faster, better, and stronger connection to the network. Compared to Wi-Fi 5 models, EDA56 as the client devices enjoy a big increase in speed and support multiuser by OFDMA.
The EDA56 incorporates the all-new and powerful Honeywell S0703 scan engine, which enables fast reading of damaged or incomplete barcodes.
Outfitted with a rugged housing and IP67 rated sealing, the EDA56 can operate under rough usage and demanding environmental conditions. A 4500mAh battery allows for prolonged and uninterrupted use between each charge***. The battery is also easily removable and supports quick charge 3.0.
The EDA56 is built on Android 11 and can be upgraded to Android 13* minimizing maintenance issues and ensuring long-term feature support. It is validated under AER (Android Enterprise Recommended) **, a Google- led initiative that helps businesses confidently select, deploy, and
manage Android devices and services best suited to their needs.
A prominent 5.5-inch Gorilla Glass touch screen interface and ergonomic industrial design help to greatly improve user comfort and experience. Its lightweight and slim design means that users can easily operate the device with one hand, carry it in their pockets, and stay comfortable all day.
The 13-megapixel rear camera allows users to capture high-resolution images for quality image documentation, while the 5-megapixel
front camera allows users to engage in video communication.
The EDA56 can be easily paired with Honeywell’s IH25/IH40 RFID readers. Users can quickly capture large volumes of RFID information in applications such as retail and warehouse inventory tracking.