If you are looking for the owners manuals for the Allegro CX or Allegro CE data collectors, look no further! The rugged Allegro CX handheld is a tough Windows CE .Net handheld designed for some harsh conditions. Itās not the type of device youāll find inside corporate offices, unless itās on its way to the big outdoors. If you are looking for a way to purchase one of these at an unbelievable price look to the bottom of this post for the link.
Its polycarbonate ABS body is waterproof and dustproof. I havenāt tested this myself, but the documentation says it passes the MIL-STD 810F and IP67 leak test (immersion). The manual describes these tests in simple words: to pass them the Allegro is submerged in .5m of water for 30 minutes. It is also shockproof (MIL-STD 810F), and the tests are not easy either: the unit is dropped from 1.5m (5 feet) onto a hard surface, on each face and corner.
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