Terminales Portátiles AML PDX50

The AML PDX50 is a handheld Android mobile computer built for workers who depend on fast, accurate barcode data collection throughout a demanding shift. Powered by a Qualcomm QCM4490 octa-core processor running at 2.4 GHz on an Android 14 platform, it pairs a large 6-inch Full HD capacitive display with an integrated 2D imager, broad wireless connectivity spanning Wi-Fi 6E, LTE/5G and Bluetooth, and an IP65- and IP68-rated enclosure engineered to absorb the punishment of real-world deployments.

Key Features:

• The Qualcomm QCM4490 64-bit octa-core processor clocked at 2.4 GHz, paired with 8 GB of RAM and 128 GB of internal flash storage, gives the PDX50 the headroom to run information-rich business applications without lag.
• The 6-inch, 1080 x 2160 capacitive display renders at 600 nits and supports wet and gloved touch input, keeping workers productive regardless of conditions.
• An integrated standard 2D imager captures barcodes quickly and accurately, reducing manual entry and the errors that come with it.
• Wi-Fi 6E (802.11ax), LTE/5G, CBRS via Advantix SmartSIM, and BLE 5.2 provide layered wireless options so the device stays connected across a wide range of network environments.
• The 5,000 mAh warm-swappable Li-ion battery with less-than-3-hour fast charging sustains full-shift operation and minimises downtime during battery changes.
• Dual IP65 and IP68 sealing, a 6-foot drop rating, and a 1,000-tumble rating mean the PDX50 is built to survive the drops, splashes and rough handling of active work environments.
• NFC support covering ISO 14443A/B and ISO 15693 extends the device's data-capture reach to contactless cards and tags alongside barcode scanning.
• The USB-C fast-charge port and Micro SD/NANO SIM card slot keep charging, data transfer and SIM management straightforward and tool-free.

Processing Power and Memory

At the heart of the PDX50 sits the Qualcomm QCM4490 64-bit octa-core processor, running at 2.4 GHz alongside 8 GB of RAM. That combination ensures that multi-tasking across scanning, communication and enterprise applications stays fluid. The 128 GB of internal flash storage provides ample space for apps, data logs and locally cached content, while a Micro SD card slot allows that capacity to grow as operational demands change.

Android 14 Operating Platform

The PDX50 ships with Android 14, giving IT teams access to a modern, regularly updated mobile operating system with strong app ecosystem support and enterprise-grade security controls. Running a current OS version reduces the management overhead associated with legacy platforms and broadens compatibility with contemporary mobile device management solutions.

Display Built for Readability and Responsive Touch

The 6-inch, 1080 x 2160 display reaches 600 nits of brightness, making screen content legible even in brightly lit environments. The capacitive multi-touch panel is protected by Gorilla Glass and engineered to respond accurately to wet fingers and gloved hands — a practical consideration when workers cannot stop to remove protective gear in order to interact with the device.

Barcode Scanning with the Integrated 2D Imager

The standard 2D imager (N5703SR) is integrated directly into the device, so there is no separate attachment to manage or misplace. A 2D imager reads both linear and two-dimensional symbologies from a single scan, covering the range of barcode formats common in inventory, logistics and asset tracking workflows. Physical scanning buttons are provided on both the left and right sides of the device, accommodating either hand.

Wireless Connectivity Across Multiple Network Types

Wi-Fi 6E (802.11ax) delivers high-throughput wireless LAN performance on the 6 GHz band, reducing congestion in environments with many connected devices. For wide-area mobility, integrated LTE/5G and CBRS support via Advantix SmartSIM extends connectivity beyond the walls of a fixed facility. BLE 5.2 handles short-range peripherals and beacon-based location services. Together, these options let network administrators choose the connectivity path that suits each deployment without being locked into a single technology.

NFC for Contactless Data Capture

The PDX50 integrates NFC with support for ISO 14443A/B and ISO 15693 tag standards, enabling contactless reading of smart cards, access badges and passive RFID tags. This supplements barcode scanning in environments where assets or items are tagged with NFC labels rather than printed barcodes.

Battery Life and Charging

The 5,000 mAh (18.5 Wh) Li-ion battery is warm-swappable, allowing a depleted pack to be exchanged for a charged one without fully powering down the device — a meaningful advantage in operations that run across multiple shifts. When charging from flat, the battery reaches full capacity in less than 3 hours via the USB-C fast-charge port.

Rugged Design Rated for Demanding Conditions

The PDX50 carries both IP65 and IP68 sealing ratings, protecting internal components against dust ingress and water immersion. The device is also rated for drops from 6 feet (1.8 meters) and survives 1,000 tumbles, reflecting a physical construction tested against the drops and knocks common in active, high-movement environments. The operating temperature range runs from -20 degrees C to 50 degrees C (-4 degrees F to 122 degrees F), and the storage temperature range extends from -40 degrees C to 60 degrees C (-40 degrees F to 140 degrees F).

Physical Design and Ergonomics

The PDX50 measures 6.6 inches by 3.1 inches by 0.58 inches (169 mm by 78 mm by 15 mm) and weighs 10.55 oz (299 g). Physical controls include volume up/down buttons, a power button and a programmable button, alongside the bilateral scan keys. Audio output comes from an integrated speaker, and dual microphones support voice capture. A front 8MP camera and a rear 16MP camera with flash are built in, adding image documentation capability to the device's data-capture feature set.

Sensors and Location

Onboard sensors include light, proximity, motion, E-compass and barometer, supporting context-aware applications and navigation. Integrated GPS adds location awareness for field-based workflows where tracking device or worker position matters.