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=== **1.1 Product appearance** === |
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=== **1.2 Product specifications** === |
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|=(% colspan="3" %)**Model/Specifications**|=**RE-00**|=**RE-4G**|=**RH-WF** |
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|(% colspan="2" %)Ambient humidity|(% colspan="3" %)10-90% RH (No condensation) |
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|**1**|Indicator lamp|**2**|Micro-USB|**3**|Ethernet port|**4**|COM port |
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R series products, which can easily realize advanced requirements such as real-time display on industrial sites. |
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③ Serial port device, connect to the serial port device of the slave computer, and the project can also be downloaded online through the configuration software. |
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**Note: After modifying the basic information of the device, you need to click Save below to save successfully. If the save is not successful, please click Force Sync.** |
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The file path is as follows: |
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