Mobile Computers · JMDU80
An 8-inch rugged Android tablet in the CT8X2 class that reads UHF RFID at up to 10-12 m and scans barcodes with a Zebra SE4710 imager — IP67 sealed, 1.2 m drop-rated, with a 10,000 mAh battery for long inventory counts.
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Looking for a CT8X2 or CT8xx-class 8-inch tablet with UHF RFID built in? That is exactly what the JMDU80 is — same 8-inch rugged Android form factor, newer Android 13, and an RFID reader on board.
The only JNXRFID tablet with UHF RFID built in — for teams who count, locate and identify stock at distance, then scan a barcode without switching devices.
Cycle counting, stock takes and location checks with UHF RFID bulk reads to 10-12 m — plus a 10,000 mAh battery rated for roughly 10 hours so a full shift finishes on one charge.
Read tagged tools, IT assets, containers and returnable transit items in bulk instead of one label at a time, with the 8-inch 800×1280 display showing the whole rack in one pass.
WIP and pallet identification at dock and yard level, barcode capture with the Zebra SE4710 imager, and glove/wet-hand touch built for plant and outdoor conditions.
The JMDU80 puts UHF RFID reading and 2D barcode scanning in a single 8-inch Android 13 tablet. The RFID path uses an Impinj R2000 module reaching 10-12 m, paired on the same device with a Zebra® SE4710 imager for conventional labels — so a cycle count and a barcode check no longer need two tools.
The 800×1280 IPS display, IP67 certificate, 1.2 m drop rating to concrete and −20 °C to +60 °C operating window cover stockrooms, loading docks and yards, not just the office. A 10,000 mAh battery is rated for roughly 10 hours at 1080p / 50% brightness, and a 12-pin Pogo Pin interface accepts a charging dock or expansion base.
| Operating System | Android 13 with GMS |
|---|---|
| Processor | MediaTek MTK8781 (Helio G99), octa-core, 2.2 GHz |
| Memory | Standard: 4 GB (optional 8 GB / 12 GB) |
| Storage | Standard: 64 GB (optional 128 GB / 256 GB); microSD expandable to 256 GB |
| Display | 8" IPS LCD, 800 × 1280, 16:10 portrait, 300 nits (optional 1200 × 1920 at 800 nits or 1000 nits) |
| Touch Panel | Multi-point capacitive (5-point / 10-point), glove and wet-hand operation, active or passive stylus support |
| Cover Glass | G+G, 7H hardness (optional AG+AF anti-glare and AR anti-reflective coating) |
| UHF RFID | Impinj R2000 module, read range 10–12 m (alternative: PR9200 module, 5–8 m); optional HF 13.56 MHz module; UHF tag read-only — no tag writing or encoding |
| HF / NFC | 13.56 MHz, supports ISO14443A / ISO14443B / ISO15693 |
| Scan Engine | 1D: Zebra® SE655 (optional) · 2D: Zebra® SE4710 (optional) |
| Camera | Front: 5 MP fixed focus · Rear: 13 MP auto-focus with 1 A true-flash LED |
| WWAN | LTE-FDD: B1/B2/B3/B4/B5/B7/B8/B20/B28A/B28B/B12/B13/B14/B66/B71 · LTE-TDD: B38/B39/B40/B41 · WCDMA: B1/B2/B5/B8 · GSM: B2/B3/B5/B8 |
| WLAN | IEEE 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac, dual-band 2.4 GHz + 5.8 GHz |
| Bluetooth | Bluetooth 5.3 (BLE), class 1, up to 10 m |
| GNSS | GPS + BeiDou + Galileo + GLONASS |
| Sensors | Gravity sensor, gyroscope, e-compass, light sensor, proximity sensor |
| Buttons | Power × 1, volume × 2, programmable P / F keys × 2 |
| Audio | Dual 1.2 W / 8 Ω aluminium-diaphragm speakers (IP67), IP67 earpiece, dual analog microphones (IP67) |
| I/O Ports | USB Type-C 2.0 (OTG) × 1 · USB 2.0 Type-A × 1 · RJ45 100 Mbps × 1 · DC 5 V / 3 A × 1 · 3.5 mm headphone × 1 · Pogo Pin 12-pin (USB + charging) × 1 · Micro SIM × 1 · microSD up to 256 GB × 1 |
| Battery | 10,000 mAh, 3.8 V high-voltage lithium · option of removable battery · ~10 h runtime at 1080p / 50% brightness · 5 V / 3 A input (DC jack) |
| Ingress Protection | IP67 (certificate held) |
| Drop Protection | 1.2 m drops to concrete |
| Operating Temp | −20°C to +60°C |
| Storage Temp | −30°C to +70°C |
| Certifications | GMS • CE • CCC • RoHS 2.0 • IEC 62133 • IP67 • MSDS • UN38.3 • Air / sea transport appraisal report |
| Dimensions | 226 × 145 × 21.8 mm |
| Weight | TBD — to be confirmed |
| Colour | Orange & black (custom colours available) |
| Accessories | Optional: hand strap, 360° ball-head vehicle mount, charging expansion dock, USB Type-C data cable, OTG cable |
| Specifications apply to the standard JMDU80 configuration. Optional modules and accessories are quoted separately — contact us to confirm the exact configuration, and note that the UHF RFID module is factory-fit and cannot be retrofitted in the field. The UHF RFID module is read-only: it reads EPC Gen2 tags but cannot write or encode them. For tag writing or label encoding, use a JNXRFID JD240TR or JT240TR encoding printer. | |
Why Choose JMDU80
One device for the two jobs that normally need two: bulk UHF RFID reading and everyday barcode scanning, on a display big enough to see the whole result set.
An Impinj R2000 module reads tags at 10–12 m — the same distance class as fixed readers, in a tablet you can carry. No sled, no accessory module.
A Zebra® SE4710 2D imager sits alongside the RFID path, so mixed RFID-tagged and barcode-labelled stock is handled without swapping tools.
A 3.8 V high-voltage pack rated at roughly 10 hours at 1080p / 50% brightness, with the option of a removable battery keeps a full stock-take session going, with Pogo Pin dock charging between shifts.
IP67 certification, 1.2 m drops to concrete and a wide operating band for stockrooms, loading docks and outdoor yards — with IP67 speakers, earpiece and microphones.
MTK8781 octa-core at 2.2 GHz, 4 GB RAM and 64 GB storage as standard (expandable to 12 GB + 256 GB), with Google Mobile Services on board.
the box.An 800×1280 IPS panel with glove and wet-hand operation and stylus support — usable with the gloves you already wear on the dock floor.
FAQ
Straight answers for specification and compliance checks.
Yes. The JMDU80 combines a UHF RFID module (Impinj R2000, up to 10–12 m) with a Zebra® SE4710 2D imager, so one 8-inch tablet covers both RFID inventory counting and conventional barcode capture.
Up to 10–12 m with the Impinj R2000 module, or 1.5–3 m / 5–8 m with the alternative PR9200 module. Actual range depends on tag type and orientation, antenna configuration and the environment — we can quote a realistic figure for your specific tags.
No. The JMDU80 uses an Impinj R2000 (or PR9200) UHF RFID module. It does not use the Zebra RE40 RFID module that powers the JNXRFID JRE series desktop readers.
Android 13 with GMS (Google Mobile Services), on an octa-core MediaTek MTK8781 (Helio G99) processor at 2.2 GHz with 4 GB RAM and 64 GB storage as standard.
The JMDU80 uses a built-in 10,000 mAh 3.8 V high-voltage lithium battery rated for roughly 10 hours at 1080p / 50% brightness. The battery is not field-replaceable; a charging dock and a 12-pin Pogo Pin charging interface are available. If a user-replaceable battery is a hard requirement, ask us about the JMDU80H configuration.
Yes. It carries an IP67 certificate, survives 1.2 m drops to concrete, operates from −20°C to +60°C, and is fitted with IP67-rated speakers, earpiece and microphones. Optional vehicle mounts and a hand strap are available.
Yes, for the core 8-inch rugged Android tablet job. The JMDU80 is a comparable 8-inch rugged Android tablet, and it adds built-in UHF RFID reading (Impinj R2000, 10-12 m) plus a Zebra SE4710 barcode imager in the same body. It runs a newer Android 13 with GMS versus the CT8X2 generation, and ships with CE, CCC, RoHS 2.0, IEC 62133, MSDS and UN38.3 documentation. Note one difference: the CT8X2 battery is user-replaceable whereas the JMDU80 uses a built-in 10,000 mAh pack — ask us about the JMDU80H configuration if a swappable battery is a hard requirement.
Reading only. The JMDU80 reads UHF EPC Gen2 tags with its Impinj R2000 module at 10–12 m, but it cannot write or encode RFID tags — and it does not print labels. Tag writing and label encoding are the job of the JD240TR and JT240TR encoding printers; where a workflow needs both, the tablet reads and the printer writes.
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Related reading: UHF RFID printers explained · How RFID encoding printers work · Choosing an 8-inch rugged tablet
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