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Datasensing DL CODE, Matrix series configuration software
Datalogic DL.CODE software is a revolutionary step in developing the best-in-class 2D imager family with the release of the new Matrix N imagers family powered by DL.CODE.
DL.CODE software provides a user friendly graphically based environment able to introduces crucial advantages in the MATRIX N Line offering.
- Maximize the speed and performance of Matrix N devices
- Quickly and accurately configure devices using drag and drop formatting
- Intuitive graphical user interface
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Datalogic DL.CODE software is a revolutionary step in developing the best-in-class 2D imager family with the release of the new Matrix N imagers family powered by DL.CODE.
DL.CODE software provides a user friendly graphically based environment able to introduces crucial advantages in the MATRIX N Line offering.
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