Handfree Wired Code Reader 2D Desktop Imaging Computer Barcode Scanner
Price
Min. Order Reference FOB Price
1 Piece US$30.00-36.00 / Piece
Sepcifications
- Type Data Capture Scanner
- Max Width N/a
- Kind Flatbed Scanner
- Scan Speed 200 scans/sec
- Scanning Light Source LED
- Usage Barcode Scanner
- Network Scanning Support Network
- Interface Type RS232, USB, COM
- Scanning Element CMOS
- Optical Resolution N/a
- Application Barcode Scanner
- Transport Package 79*102*125mm
- Specification 77*100*123mm
- Trademark OCOM/OEM/NEUTRAL
- Origin Shenzhen, Guangdong
- Light Source LED White LED
- Image Sensor 640*480 Pixels
- Resolution(Maximum) 0.102mm / 4mils
- Motion Tolerance 1.22m/Sec
- Reading Indicators Buzzerad
- Color Available White; Blue
- Cable 1.55m
- Drop Resistance Withstands Repeated Drops From 1.2m/4.0 FT Onto a
- Temperature Operation: 0 to 40 °c
- Interfaces RS-232; USB HID; USB COM;HID POS Available as Per
Product Description
Handfree Wired Code Reader 2D Desktop Imaging Computer Barcode Scanner (M/N:OCBS-T208) Features: Foldable design to support flexible application. 300,000 pixels overall situation exposure Read all mainstream 1D&2D barcodes. Accurately read screen, damage, curved, fuzzy bar ...
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