Description

Wireless Image Barcode Scanner 1D & 2D

Wireless 1D & 2D Image Barcode Scanner

This 1D & 2D Image Barcode Scanner offers long distance wireless transmission technology, and delivers up to 400m transmission in open air/100m transmission indoor. No more data cable needed, easily connected with your laptop, PC etc.

Package includes the following…

• Handheld Barcode Scanner
• Mini USB Plug & Play Receiver
• USB Charging Cable

Instant Upload Mode reads the scanned barcodes into ANY Windows-based document just like you typed it in on a keyboard.

Compatible Barcode Types:

• 1D barcode
• UPCA, UPCE, EAN8, EAN13 UPC/EAN include complement code. Code128, Interleave 2 of 5, Industrial 2 of 5, Standard 2 of 5, Code 39, Code93, Code11, Codabar, MSI, GS1-Databar.
• 2D barcode
• QR Code, Data Matrix, PDF417, Aztec Code, Maxi Code

2200mAh Battery

• Using a 2200mAh rechargeable battery, this Image Barcode Scanner can work for about two weeks in daily use after a full charge.

Laser vs Image Barcode Scanners

Lasers scanners depend on the reflection of laser light to get a good scan. Due to the nature of laser light, only a thin (linear) slice of the barcode can be read at any one time. Laser scanners cannot scan barcodes on screens as screens do not reflect laser light properly.

Image barcode scanners work by taking pictures and running sophisticated image processing algorithms on each image to decode barcodes. With CMOS sensor, 2D Image Scanners can read barcodes from nearly every surface type including computer or mobile device screens, and even scan through glass surfaces, plastic shrink wrap.

If your barcode is 2D barcode or you need to read barcodes off a screen, such as computer monitor, smartphone or tablet, a 2D Image Barcode Scanner is likely the way to go.

According to the nature of its camera focus and photographing, imaging scanner is not sensitive to read long 1D bar code. If your main purpose is to scan one-dimensional long barcodes (longer than 10 cm), we suggest you purchase laser scanner. Generally, when reading 1D long barcodes, laser scanner can read barcode more easily than imaging scanner.