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www.DataSheet4U.com Solutions with the Intelligent Flag Series On-site Problem 1 On a production site that uses mechanical flags for discriminating product types, an increase in the number of product types requires additional mechanical flags, sensors, and sensor adjustments, all of which involve time and costs. On-site Problem 2 On a production site that uses a barcode system, mistakes in bar-code reading occasionally occur when the bar-code readers become dusty. In this case an environment-resistive system is required. www.DataSheet4U.com Is there room for improvement in your organization? Solution 1 Use the Intelligent Flag, which does not require additional sensors or sensor adjustments, for an increase in the number of product types. Without additional time or costs, the on-site production system can be flexibly adjusted for the limited production of a wide variety of goods by rewriting the data of the Intelligent Flag. Solution 2 Use the Intelligent Flag, which uses an inductive-coupling method ensuring precise data communications without being affected by on-site dust, powder, or soil, thus making it possible to construct an optimum, environmentresistive system according to the onsite requirements. There are various on-site problems awaiting solutions, such as improvement in work efficiency, product quality, and systems for the limited production of a wide variety of goods. The ID System solves all these problems. Solutions with the ID System On-site Problem 5 ...