Field Xpert SFX100 Is the Process Industry’s First Wireless Configuration Tool

Field Xpert is a high performance device configurator that meets the needs and requirements of the process industry:

	Handheld for device configuration
	Wireless Communication via Bluetooth™ or WLAN based on an Industrial PDA
	Device Xpert - Configuration software package for field device commissioning, diagnosis and maintenance
	Envelop Curve for Endress + Hauser Time of Flight (ToF) level device
	Flexible Architecture with Windows Mobile operating system
	Investment Protection with easy future integration of WirelessHART, Foundation Fieldbus and Profibus protocol

Field Xpert SFX100

Field Xpert is a compact, flexible, ergonomic and robust industrial PDA adapted to your needs for high productivity.

The Field Xpert package comprises:

Field Xpert device Device Xpert configuration software for all registered HART® devices HART®/Bluetooth™ modem for device connection

Field Xpert offers functions to reduce your instrument setup and diagnosis time. It operates with HART®/Bluetooth™ modem and WLAN supported networks.

Device Xpert configuration software makes Field Xpert the complete HART® communicator for industrial applications.

Flexible architecture

The Windows Mobile™ operating system makes it possible to install further software applications for Plant Asset Management activities such as maintenance and documentation.

The Endress+Hauser software packages of the Xpert series run well on Field Xpert. This makes Field Xpert a real all-rounder for tough industrial applications.

Technical data at a glance Display 3.5" transreflective TFT color 64k, QVGA, 240 x 20 pixel Portrait and landscape mode Protected by a Makrolon panel Power Supply Rechargeable lithium ion battery Non-Ex version: 2880 mAh Ex version: 3600 mAh Housing Protection class IP 65 (immersion for brief periods) Antistatic Non-corroding Dimensions L x W x D 178 x 85 x 9 mm Weight Non-Ex version: 550 gram Ex version: 700 gram Temperature ranges Storage: -10°C up to +60°C Charging: 0°C up to +45°C Working, non-Ex version: -10°C up to +60°C Working, Ex version: -10°C up to +50° Relative humidity Storage and operation: up to 90% r.h.

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Is the Nokia 5800 XpressMusic the best handset Nokia has ever launched?

GLOBAL – The Nokia 5800 XpressMusic is arguably an unlikely candidate for such a bold question, especially when mentioned in the same breath as milestone mobiles of the past few years including the N95 and E71. But could Nokia’s first touchscreen caller actually be the best handset Nokia has ever released?

Read on to examine the evidence (and gut feelings), and to lay down your opinions.

This question has manifested itself as a result of a number of curious colliding factors. For starters, no matter who I’ve been speaking to of late (both within and outside of Nokia) the 5800 XpressMusic is consistently and unreservedly being championed along the lines of an ‘instant icon’ or ‘the best handset Nokia has released in years’. Likewise, one friend went into Carphone Warehouse here in the UK, and was told by the guy behind the counter that all they were selling was 5800s. Of course that doesn’t earn the 5800 this particular gold star of all-time greatness. Nonetheless, there’s my personal exhibit A.

Moving onto exhibit B, 1 million of these devices were shipped within the first two months of it going on sale, proof of its instant popularity.

Other evidence rears its head in the sheer amount of content that has been created by folks online surrounding the Nokia 5800 XpressMusic – in a little over 3 months almost 10 million search entries have appeared on Google relating to Nokia’s touchscreen music device. Compare that to the N95, which has attracted almost 34 million search results pages in over two years, and it becomes clear that the 5800 is a talking point on a serious scale.

Plus, we recently ran a poll to find out which new Nokia music phone was your favourite, which saw the 5800 XpressMusic go up against the newer 5730 XpressMusic, the Nokia 5630 XpressMusic, the Nokia 5330 XpressMusic and the Nokia 5030. Now it didn’t just win this poll, it annihilated its rivals to stomp into the top slot, capturing 56 per cent of the vote, more than double that of the 5730 XpressMusic. To win so convincingly was interesting. Of course, this was a poll of only a few recent handsets, yet it says something doesn’t it?

So is the Nokia 5800 XpressMusic the best handset Nokia has ever launched?

Source: Nokia, Nokia 5800 Best Tips& Tricks