汉朗光电 Halation 电子货架标签 电子价签 ESL Electronic Shelf Label

使用电子标签技术进行价格标示的操作方法随着科技的发展和智能化时代的到来，电子标签（Electronic Shelf Labels，ESL）技术已经逐渐在零售业得到应用并展示出了巨大的潜力。

传统的纸质价格标签需要人工更改，工作繁复且易出错，而电子标签技术可以实现自动化标示、价格及时更新等诸多优势。

本文将详细介绍如何使用电子标签技术进行价格标示。

首先，进行电子标签的安装与设置是使用电子标签技术的必要步骤。

在开始之前，确保所有所需的设备齐全并按照操作手册进行正确安装。

步骤一：安装电子标签设备将电子标签设备固定在所需的位置，例如超市货架上的货架边缘或顶部。

确保设备紧固牢固，以防掉落。

步骤二：连接电子标签设备将电子标签设备与网关或基站相连。

根据设备和供应商的要求，可以使用Wi-Fi、蓝牙或其他通信技术进行连接。

步骤三：调整标签显示内容根据需要，调整电子标签的显示内容。

这些内容可以是商品名称、价格、促销信息等。

步骤四：配置标签布局根据实际情况，调整电子标签的布局。

例如，可以设置不同的商品分类或货架位置，并相应地调整标签显示的位置。

步骤五：设置标签刷新频率根据需求，设置电子标签的刷新频率。

一些标签可以实时刷新价格，而其他标签可以按需刷新。

根据实际情况选择适当的刷新频率。

完成了电子标签的安装和设置后，接下来就是进行价格标示的过程。

步骤一：获取商品信息首先，需要获得商品的相关信息，如商品名称、价格等。

这可以通过与公司的库存管理系统或POS系统的集成来实现。

确保该信息是准确、及时和一致的。

步骤二：更新商品价格在得到了最新的商品价格信息之后，将其输入到电子标签软件管理平台中，并进行更新。

这些价格将自动发送到与电子标签设备连接的标签。

步骤三：验证价格更新在价格更新之后，进行验证以确保价格正确地显示在电子标签上。

检查一些关键标签以确保价格已更新为最新的价格。

步骤四：监控标签状态定期监控电子标签的状态以确保其正常运行。

检查电池电量、通信连接和显示内容等。

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专利名称：一种货架电子标签广告显示屏专利类型：实用新型专利
发明人：陈其辉
申请号：CN201520209088.8
申请日：20150409
公开号：CN204759981U
公开日：
20151111
专利内容由知识产权出版社提供
摘要：本实用新型涉及一种货架电子标签广告显示屏，所述货架电子标签广告显示屏包括LCOS芯片装置，LCOS驱动芯片装置和偏光镜，LCOS芯片装置和LCOS驱动芯片装置设置在PCB安装板上，所述LCOS芯片装置包括投影光源、匀光系统、偏光器、光源及CMOS互补金属氧化物半导体，所述偏光器与CMOS互补金属氧化物半导体之间依次设有玻盖、透明电极、对准层，液晶，反射涂
层，CMOS互补金属氧化物半导体依次叠加在一起通过LCOS驱动芯片装置驱动图像投影至偏光镜为本实用新型提供了一种货架电子标签广告显示屏，通过光源与芯片的结合，根据LCOS投影原理进而实现偏光镜投影画面替代传统电子标签和纸质标签。

申请人：陈其辉
地址：334000 江西省上饶市广丰县枧底镇枧底社区高山圩23号
国籍：CN
代理机构：广州市一新专利商标事务所有限公司
代理人：施性清
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Red LED’s are arranged in a circle next to a black or red number and two green LED’s are positioned next to “0”and “00”.When the switch is pushed, the LED’s light one after another, in a sequence that represents the movement of the ivory ball.The number next to the lit LED when movement stops is the winning number.During movement, the sound of a bouncing ball is generated.If the switch is not pressed again, the circuits will automatically turn off, to conserve the battery power.A constant tone will alert you to check your number before automatic shut down.Sand C1C2Power for all circuitsBatteryWarning CircuitSwitch X1C1C2Power for all circuitsBatteryWarning CircuitSwitch X1C1C2Power for all circuitsBatteryWarning CircuitSwitch X1Sand9VBatteryBT1T o WarningCircuitC7100µFR231.8MΩR214.7MΩQ82N3904Q92N3904C31µFQ62N3906All CircuitsC8100µFS1R221kΩSchematic DiagramAssume that part of the sand from the “Timer Glass”in Figure 2 is poured into a bucket as shown in Figure 3a.When the bucket has enough sand, it will flip and dump as shown in Figure 3b.Each time it flips, it closes switch X2, sending the battery voltage to the Ring Counter and it strikes the “Drum”producing a sound.The bucket in Figures 3a & 3b represents capacitor C6 in the schematic diagram on page 12.Capacitor C6 charges (charging = filling the bucket with sand) through resistor R20 and discharges (dumping the sand) through resistor R19 and diodeD41.Each time the sand changes buckets, a pulse is sent to the Ring Counter and to the Sound Circuit.When the bucket is empty, the spring returns it to the filling position shown in Figure 3a.The sand going into the bucket will flow slower as the “Timer Glass”in Figure 2 runs out of sand.It will take longer and longer to fill the bucket as the sand runs out.This produces more space between the pulses sent to the ring counter and has the effect of slowing down the rotation of the lights, similar to the ivory ball slowing down on a roulette wheel.THE PULSE GENERATORDrum for soundSandSpringBucketX2BatteryElectrical Poles Drum for soundSpringBattery Voltage To Ring CounterBucketX2BatterySandFigure 3 Pulse GeneratorThe Light Emitting Diodes (LED’s) are no more than small electronic lights.If they are arranged in a circle and connected to a ring counter, they can be used to represent the ivory ball position on the roulette When the buckets filled with sand stretch out the springs in Figure 5, they could also close a switch as shown in Figure 6.This would light the next light in the circle and produce the effect of a ball spinning around the roulette wheel.As the pulses get further and further apart, the electronic ball will appear to slow down and eventually stop.Spinning WheelBucket Lever ArmSpringStopSpinning WheelBucket Lever ArmSpringStop500Hz Oscillator PiezoelectricBuzzerFrom PulseGeneratorTurns Sound OnFrom RingCounter40694069C2.0033µFR14330kΩR13447kΩR122.2MΩU2D U2E111098R11100kΩBZ1D21N4148R1620kΩQ72N3904R1756kΩC5.47µF Figure 4Sound CircuitBucket filled with sand hangs lowerthan all of the rest.Pulse Plate Moves up when pushed.Pulse moves sandto the next bucket.Figure 5Figure 6Bucket withSandEmpty BucketLight Off Light OnPower PowerIntroductionThe most important factor in assembling your AK-300 Electronic Roulette Kit is good soldering ing the proper soldering iron is of prime importance. A small pencil type soldering iron of 25 - 40 watts is recommended.The tip of the iron must be kept clean at all times and well tinned.Safety Procedures•Wear eye protection when soldering.•Locate soldering iron in an area where you do not have to go around it or reach over it.•Do not hold solder in your mouth.Solder contains lead and is a toxic substance.Wash your hands thoroughly after handling solder.•Be sure that there is adequate ventilation present.Assemble ComponentsIn all of the following assembly steps, the components must be installed on the top side of the PC board unless otherwise indicated.The top legend shows where each component goes.The leads pass through the corresponding holes in the board and are soldered on the foil e only rosin core solder of 63/37 alloy.DO NOT USE ACID CORE SOLDER!Solder Soldering IronFoilSolder Soldering IronFoilComponent Lead Circuit BoardFoilRosinSoldering iron positioned incorrectly.SolderGapComponent LeadSolderSoldering IronDragFoil 1.Solder all components from the copper foil side only.Push the soldering iron tip against both the lead and the circuit board foil.2.Apply a small amount of solder to the iron tip.This allows the heat to leave the iron and onto the foil.Immediately apply solder to the opposite side of the connection, away from the iron.Allow the heated component and the circuit foil to melt the solder. 1.Insufficient heat -thesolder will not flow onto the lead as shown.3.Allow the solder to flow around the connection.Then, remove the solder and the iron and let theconnection cool.The solder should have flowed smoothly and not lump around the wire lead.4.Here is what a good solder connection looks like.2.Insufficient solder -let thesolder flow over the connection until it is e just enough solder to cover the connection.3.Excessive solder -couldmake connections that you did not intend to between adjacent foil areas or terminals.4.Solder bridges -occurwhen solder runs between circuit paths and creates a short circuit.This is usually caused by using too much solder.To correct this,simply drag your soldering iron across the solder bridge as shown.What Good Soldering Looks LikeA good solder connection should be bright, shiny,smooth, and uniformly flowed over all surfaces.Types of Poor Soldering ConnectionsFigure BMount the IC socket onto the PC board with the notch in the same direction as marked on the PC board.Then, mount the IC onto the socket with the notches in the same direction.Figure AMount the LED onto the PC board with the flat side of the LED in the same direction as marked on the PC board.Space the LED’s with a paper clip.Make sure that it is 1/4”.Flat1/4”Figure CMount the transistor with the flat side in the same direction as marked on the PC board.Flat.35”max.NotchICSocket PC BoardFigure D Electrolytic capacitors have polarity.Be sure to mount them with the negative(–) lead (marked on the side) in the correct hole.Bend the capacitor 90as shown below.Figure E Mount the diode with the band in the same direction as marked on the PC board.BandPolarity MarkingPC Board MarkingFigure FMount the mylar capacitor at a 45angle to the PC board with 0.35”maximum height as shown below..35”max.1. 2.Battery HolderScotch T ape2-56 Hex Nut Flat Washer BuzzerPC Board Legend Side2-56 x 5/16”ScrewBuzzer1”Wire11/2”Wire+BZ15/8”+BT–BT5/8”Wire–BZ1One of the most frequently occurring problems is poor solder connections.1.T ug slightly on all parts to make sure that they are indeed soldered.2.All solder connections should be shiny.Resolder any that are not.3.Solder should flow into a smooth puddle rather than a round ball.Resolder any connection that has formed into a ball.4.Have any solder bridges formed? A solder bridge may occur if you accidentally touch an adjacent foil by using too much solder or by dragging the soldering iron across adjacent foils.Break the bridge with your soldering iron.Plastic SpacerLegend Side of PC Board4-40 x 1/4”Black ScrewFigure I4-40 x 1/4”Black Screws and Black Washers4-40 x 1/4”Black Screws and Black WashersFigure K CutT apeFigure JFigure LCHART ACHART BIf the LED stops at 0 or 00 (green LED’s), onlythe players who have wagered directly on these numbers win with a return of 35 times.Players whohave wagered on individual numbers do not lose on 0or00.They may take back their wager or leave itfor the next game at full value.White$1The object of the game is to increase the value of your chips more than any other player.Chips with gold centers are worth $100.00, green centers =$25.00, red centers = $5.00, and white centers are worth $1.00.Each player starts with 1 green, 2 red,and 5 white chips ($40.00).All the rest of the unused chips belong to the house.Determine how long the roulette table will be open, one hour for example.One person must act as the Croupier (kroo–pya).The Croupier is the attendant who collects and pays the stakes using the houses money.Since there is no way to predict the outcome of each spin, the Croupier may also be a player.It is possible for a person to play roulette alone and try to beat the house by increasing his total chip value.The very first action in roulette is to place your wager on the gaming table.The types of bets and their rates of return are listed in Chart A.The method for placing a wager is shown in Chart B.Placing wagers starts when the Croupier announces “Place your Wagers!”.All wagers must be in place when the Croupier announces “No more wagers!”.After all wagers have been placed, the start button is pressed by the Croupier and the lit LED that represents the ivory ball races around the circle adding excitement and anticipation to the game.The number next to the lit LED, when the motion stops, is the winning number.All wagers are paid by the Croupier according to the rates of return listed in Chart A.The game ends when the house runs out of chips or the predetermined time period expires.T o prevent a person from doubling his wager until he wins, a maximum limit of $100 should be placed on each wager.When a player loses all of their chips, they may borrow from other players at whatever interest rate that player demands.At no time may a player borrow more than $40.00.Once a player owes $40.00 and has lost all of their chips, they are bankrupt and can no longer place wagers.A bankrupt player may assume the position of Croupier and earn $1.00 from the house for every 10 spins to remain in the game.A Croupier who is not bankrupt is paid no salary by the house.Capacitor An electrical component that canstore electrical pressure (voltage)for periods of time.Cold Solder Joint Occurs because insufficient heatwas applied or the connectionwas moved before the solder hadset.Connection looks crystalline,crumbly, or dull.Flux A substance that is used tocleanse the surface of oxidebefore it is soldered.Alwaysused in electronics work.Most ofthe solder used in electronics hasflux built right into it.Heat Sinking A process of keeping thecomponent from becomingoverheated during soldering.Anymetal object that can be clampedto the component lead will workas an effective heat sink.Analligator clip or pliers work well. Integrated Circuit (IC)A type of circuit in whichtransistors, diodes, resistors, andcapacitors are all constructed ona semiconductor base.Jumper Wire A wire that is connected from oneplace to another on a PC board,thereby making a connectionbetween two pads.LED Common abbreviation for lightemitting diode.Light Emitting Diode A diode made from galliumarsenide that has a turn-onenergy so high that light isgenerated when current flowsthrough it.Oxidation Most metals, when exposed toair, form an oxide on their surfacewhich prevents solder fromadhering to the metal.Polarity The division of two opposingforces or properties.Printed Circuit Board A board used for mountingelectrical components.Components are connectedusing metal traces “printed”onthe board instead of wires.Resistor Component used to control theflow of electricity in a circuit.It ismade of carbon.Rosin Core Solder The most common type of solderused in electronics generallyreferred to as 63/37 rosin coresolder.Solder A tin/lead alloy that melts at avery low temperature, used tojoin other metals together.Itproduces excellent electricalconnections.Solder Bridge An unwanted solder connectionbetween two points that are closetogether.Solder Melting Point The temperature at which atin/lead alloy (solder) melts.Thecommon solder used inelectronics (63% tin / 37% lead)has a melting point of 370O F. Solder Wick Braided wire coated with flux toeffectively remove solder from aconnection.Soldering The process of joining two ormore metals by applying solder tothem.Tack Soldering A connection where the lead orwire does not have anymechanical support.Tinning the Tip A process of coating thesoldering iron tip with solder tominimize the formation of oxideon the tip, which would reducethe amount of heat transfer. Transistor An electronic device that uses asmall amount of current to controla large amount of current.Wire Gauge Refers to the size of the wire.Thebigger the number, the smallerthe diameter of the wire.18 gauge to 24 gauge isgenerally used for hook-up inelectronics.Space War GunK-10Rapid fire or single shot with 2 flashing LED’s.0-15V Power SupplyK-11A low-cost way to supply voltageto electronic games, etc.0-15VDC @ 300mA.Strobe LightK-12AProduces a bright flash viaxenon flash tube.The flashingrate is adjustable.Christmas TreeK-14Produces flashing coloredLED’s and three popularChristmas melodies.Electronic CricketK-16Y our friends will go crazy tryingto find it.LED Robot BlinkerK-17Y ou’ll have fun displaying the PC board robot.Learn about free-running oscillators.Digital BirdK-19Y ou probably have never hearda bird sing this way before.Nerve TesterK-20Yap BoxK-22AThis kit is a hit at parties.Makes6exciting sounds.Burglar AlarmK-23Alarm for your car, house, room,or closet.Whooper AlarmK-24Can be used as a sounder orsiren.Metal DetectorK-26Find new money and oldtreasure.Get started in thisfascinating hobby.Pocket DiceK-28To be used with any game ofchance.FM MicrophoneAK-710/K-30Learn about microphones, audioamplifiers,and RF oscillators.Range up to 100 feet.Telephone BugK-35Our bug is only the size of aquarter,yet transmits both sidesof a telephone conversation toany FM radio.Sound Activated SwitchK-36Clap and the light comes on ...clap again and it goes off.Decision MakerK-43Need help in making up yourmind? 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智能零售落地：苏宁引入汉朔电子价签实现双线同价覆盖全球的互联网技术叠加高度智能理念，有可能催生出变革性的零售业，人类生活消费的购物方式和零售商的竞争方式都将发生质的变化。

就在我们的身边，变革在悄悄发生。

今年以来，中国的零售业呈现出一个态势：线上线下开始联手，传统的线下零售商开始发展电子商务和移动平台，纯线上的零售商们也在同样考虑建立线下展示间、实体店，但是怎样才能实现在实体和线上商店之间进行无缝转换呢？笔者通过走访发现，将这些整合起来的关键节点之一是电子价签。

电子价签不仅将线上和线下联系起来，还可以为零售商提供整合营销策略和数据分析。

苏宁易购里的电子价签苏宁，中国领先的连锁零售商。

2014年5月，苏宁先后为旗下北京、南京等地多家门店导入了电子价签系统，帮助其实现线上线下双线同价的新商业模式。

笔者在苏宁北京某店看到，7000多款商品的价格展示区都换上了电子价签。

“电子商务的强劲发展正在改变消费者的购物方式，苏宁希望通过线上线下的协同作战来提高消费者的购物体验。

但要实现线上线下价格同步更新，需要应用创新来帮忙。

”据了解，去年苏宁宣布实施双线同价时总共换了3000多万个价签，历时3天3夜，耗费了巨大的人力和物力，而且价签更换过程中产生的错价率非常高。

在评估了可供选择的方案以后，苏宁最终选择了汉朔科技基于商业智能理念的，特别为苏宁设计的电子价签解决方案，从而为其实现线上、线下商品同时进行灵活多样的定价策略创造了技术媒介。

电子价签带来的线上线下无缝营销体验随着市场竞争的日益激烈，零售商们的促销频率也在“提速”，直接的体现就是商品价格的频繁变化。

笔者通过与店内负责零售的店员深入沟通了解到，为保证线上线下价格同步，苏宁集团一直采取总部统一变更价格的管理流程。

过去，苏宁采用人工更换纸价签，整个变价流程包括价格信息审批、价签打印、人工裁切价签、员工更换价签。

众所周知，苏宁的促销活动非常频繁。

每次促销，员工都要排队打印价签，完成一个变价流程大约几个小时，甚至一整天。

汉朔产品手册公司介绍目 录产品介绍电子价签 0405电子墨水屏电子价签 Nebular 系列Stellar 系列基站配件06101213液晶显示屏电子价签Lumina Aqua 配件151714无线通信协议-HiLPC18产品介绍案例集锦19店内营销Lumina Edge2021AIoT 产品AI相机 -Visight2223All-Star 平台公司介绍COMPANY INTRODUCTION 汉朔（Hanshow）是全球一流的泛零售领域数字化门店解决方案提供商之一，具备自主研发创新、软硬件方案集成及全产业链资源整合的能力。

公司成立于2012年，总部位于浙江嘉兴，研发与管理中心位于北京，在国内上海、深圳、香港以及海外法国、德国、荷兰、英国、美国、新加坡、澳大利亚、新西兰等多地均设有子公司及分支机构。

汉朔基于IoT、AI和大数据能力，为客户提供全球领先的数字化门店解决方案，包括电子价签、全场景营销、AIoT技术等一系列应用。

目前，汉朔服务的零售客户遍布全球超过50个国家和地区，包括多个全球百强零售商在内的数万家门店。

总部中国 · 浙江嘉兴海外分支机构法国 ｜ 德国 ｜ 荷兰 ｜ 英国 美国 ｜ 澳大利亚 ｜ 新西兰新加坡技术支持中心中国 中国 ｜ 越南供应链产品介绍电子价签电子价签作为门店内SKU级的智能硬件，通过电子价签和配套系统，简化门店价格管理流程，实现了线上线下数据实时连通，使零售门店具备对商品SKU级别的数字化管理能力。

应用汉朔All-Star管理平台，即可完成千万片量级以上电子价签（ESL）的集成管理、同步变价、定位闪灯等功能 ，更准确、高效、可持续地为企业提升门店运营效能。

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Nebular-266显示尺寸: 2.66”产品尺寸: 82.3 x 40.3 x 7.8mm 有效显示区域: 60.1 x 30.7mm 分辨率: 296 x 152pxNebular-346显示尺寸: 3.46”产品尺寸: 107.0 x 42.1x 9.2mm 有效显示区域: 82.6 x 30.3mm 分辨率: 480 x 176px显示尺寸: 1.90”产品尺寸: 50.3 x 52.2 x 10.5mm 有效显示区域: 29.0 x 38.2mm 分辨率: 152 x 200pxNebular-200Nebular-420显示尺寸: 4.2”产品尺寸: 100.1 x 88.0 x 9.5mm 有效显示区域: 84.8 x 63.6mm 分辨率: 400 x 300pxNebular-266F显示尺寸: 2.66”产品尺寸: 82.3 x 40.3 x 7.8mm 有效显示区域: 60.1 x 30.7mm 分辨率: 296 x 152px显示尺寸: 3.5”产品尺寸: 105.8 x 52.0 x 9.2mm 有效显示区域: 79.7 x 38.2mm 分辨率: 384 x 184pxNebular-350Nebular-213显示尺寸: 2.13”产品尺寸: 69.7 x 33.2 x 7.8mm 有效显示区域: 48.6 x 23.7mm 分辨率: 250 x 122pxNebular-583显示尺寸: 5.83”产品尺寸: 132.8 x 112.2 x 9.8mm 有效显示区域: 118.8 x 88.2mm 分辨率: 648 x 480pxNebular-154Nebular-213F显示尺寸: 2.13”产品尺寸: 69.7 x 33.2 x 7.8mm 有效显示区域: 48.6 x 23.7mm 分辨率: 250 x 122pxNebular-290显示尺寸: 2.9”产品尺寸: 89.5 x 41.1 x 7.8mm 有效显示区域: 66.9 x 29.1mm 分辨率: 296 x 128px显示尺寸: 1.54”产品尺寸: 46.7 x 35.8 x 10.0mm 有效显示区域: 27.0 x 27.0mm 分辨率: 200 x 200pxNebular-350F显示尺寸: 3.5”产品尺寸: 105.8 x 52.0 x 9.2mm 有效显示区域: 79.7 x 38.2mm 分辨率: 384 x 184pxNebular-750显示尺寸: 7.5”产品尺寸: 178.1 x 125.7 x 10.8mm 有效显示区域: 163.2 x 97.9mm 分辨率: 800 x 480px* 本页面数据修改权、更新权及最终解释权均属汉朔科技所有。