XATA Shipping New In-Cab Color Display
MINNEAPOLIS – XATA Corporation has made available its TREQ color display unit (CDU), a new in-cab touch-screen computer that drivers can use for easier logging and communication.
MINNEAPOLIS – XATA Corporation has made available its TREQ color display unit (CDU), a new in-cab touch-screen computer that drivers can use for easier logging and communication. The TREQ is available as a display option for new XATA customers, as an upgrade for existing users of the company’s XATANET product and is compatible with XATA’s MobileMax and XATANET systems.
The seven-inch, Windows CE-based color display features a high-resolution graphical interface that allows drivers to input data via an easy-to-use touch screen. The TREQ units incorporate several new technologies that pave the way for enhanced functionality, such as navigation, onboard training, improved graphics, and enhanced driver communications. The TREQ was developed and is manufactured by Salt Lake City-based QSI Corporation.
The new CDU incorporates several technologies that optimize its use in mobile applications, including a Thin Film Transistor (TFT) Transflective Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) designed to operate in harsh environments and optimize performance in a wide range of in-cab lighting conditions.
XATA is also shipping an upgraded version of its MicroDisplay. This new version offers a brighter, side-lit screen for better in-cab visibility, a more robust case, and an extended temperature operating range.
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