Ocbs-F2200 Qr Code Scanner 2D Barcode Scanner Module
Price
Purchase Qty. Reference FOB Price
2-49 Pieces US$19.90
50-299 Pieces US$18.00
300-999 Pieces US$17.60
1,000+ Pieces US$15.80
Sepcifications
- Network Scanning Support Network
- Type Fixed
- Interface Type USB
- Scan Speed 200 scans/sec
- Scan Element Type CMOS
- Transport Package Standard Package
- Trademark OCOM/NEUTRAL/OEM
- Origin Shenzhe, China
- Sensor CMOS
- Resolution 640*480, 256 Gray Levels
- Maximum Decoding Speed 13mil Upc 40cm/S
- Reading Angle Horizontally 50 Deg; Vertically 20 Deg
- Interface USB, RS232
- Standard Power 2.0W (400mA)
- Max Power 2.5W (450mA)
- DC Adapter Max 5.5V 1A
- LED Class Class I
- EMC Test FCC Part15, IEC60825-1, En55022 Class B
- Drop Resistance 1.5m (5.0FT) Drops to Concrete
- Light Intensity Working: Sun Lights, Fluorescent Lights
Product Description
Fixed 1D/2D Barcode Scanner Module (Model No.: OCBS-F2200) FEATURE: High performance imaging technology; Omni-directional scanning, easy to scan; High compatibility for all major 1D and 2D symbols; Can read the barcode on the screen and color barcode; 4mil excellent scanning accuracy ; ...
-
A Comprehensive Guide to Troubleshooting a POS Machine That Won′t Turn On Point-of-sale (POS) machines are vital for businesses of all sizes. They streamline transactions, track inventory, and manage customer interactions. However, like any electronic device, POS machines can encounter technical issues. Some common problems may be happened during using the POS machine. In this guide, we will explore step-by-step troubleshooting techniques to help you identify and resolve the issue effectively. -
How to Choose the Suitable Logo Style for Your Own Brand? New buyers often ask for customized brand needs, but many buyers do not understand some common problems encountered in customization. I believe buyers will find answers after studying this article carefully. -
The Point of Sale (POS) system of Tomorrow: Emerging Technologies and Trends The Point of Sale (POS) system has come a long way since the first cash registers were introduced over a century ago. Originally, POS systems were basic machines used for handling transactions, but today they have evolved into sophisticated, integrated solutions that provide businesses with powerful tools for managing sales, inventory, and customer relations. As we look toward the future, several key trends are emerging that will shape the direction of POS systems in the coming years. These trends are driven by advancements in technology, the shifting expectations of consumers, and the increasing need for businesses to adapt to a digital-first world.