ATM Machine Cash Register Couter Embedded Barcode Scanner Module 1d Fixed Barcode Scanner
Price
Purchase Qty. Reference FOB Price
2-99 Pieces US$39.90
100-799 Pieces US$36.00
800-1,999 Pieces US$32.00
2,000+ Pieces US$29.90
Sepcifications
- Network Scanning Support Network
- Type Flatbed
- Interface Type USB
- Scan Speed 200 scans/sec
- Scan Element Type CCD
- Transport Package Customized
- Specification 15*15*15cm
- Trademark OCOM/NEUTRAL/OEM
- Origin Shenzhe, China
- Light Source 632nm LED Light
- Sensor Linear CCD Sensor
- Processor Arm32-Bit
- Depth of Field 3-50cm
- Scan Rate 300 Scans/Second
- Scan Angle 30
- Current 110mA:30mA
- Ambient Light Resistance 100, 000lux Max
- High Temperature 60
- Low Temperature -20
- Transport Vibration Test 10h@125rpm
- Color as Pic
- OEM/ODM Available
Product Description
1D Fixed CCD Barcode Scanner (M/N:OCBS-F1200) Features ARM-32bit cortex high speed processor:class-leading swift decoding 3.3mil high resolution:easy to read high-density 1D bar-codes Read bar-codes on electronic screen: ideal for mobile payment Support TTL- RS232/USB/PS2 port Scan Rate: ...
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