Xplore Manuals & User Guides
Xplore, now part of Zebra Technologies, specializes in ultra-rugged tablets and mobile computing solutions designed for extreme industrial work environments.
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Xplore Technologies is a leading manufacturer of rugged tablet PCs and mobile computing solutions engineered to withstand the most demanding physical environments. Now a part of Zebra Technologies, the Xplore L10 Series (which includes the XPad, XSlate, and XBook form factors) provides exceptional durability, advanced functionality, and dependable performance.
These versatile devices are trusted by professionals across various challenging sectors, including military operations, law enforcement, construction, telecommunications, oil and gas, and warehouse logistics. Built with drop-tested chassis, advanced Wacom digitizer pens, and extensive connectivity options like dual Nano SIM capability, Xplore tablets ensure critical data access from the field to the office.
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What type of pens are compatible with Xplore L10 tablets?
The L10 tablets support both capacitive pens and active digitizer pens. Capacitive pens work with the touchscreen without a battery, while active digitizer pens offer advanced features like pressure sensitivity and tilt detection.
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What is the difference between the XPad, XSlate, and XBook?
The XSlate is a standard rugged tablet without a handle. The XBook is the same as the XSlate but includes a companion keyboard and kickstrap. The XPad features an integrated hard handle with space for an optional barcode reader, programmable buttons, and a front-facing speaker.
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Does the Xplore L10 support cellular data?
Yes, if your L10 tablet is enabled with Wireless Wide Area Networking (WWAN), you can insert up to two Nano SIM cards into the SIM card holder located in the battery bay to access cellular data networks.
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How do I safely insert a SIM card into my Xplore tablet?
First, shut down the tablet completely and remove the battery. Pull out the SIM holder from the battery bay, insert your Nano SIM with contacts facing down, push the holder back into its port, and reinstall the battery.