Ocom Fast Reading Speed CCD Barcode Scanner Engine Module
Price
Purchase Qty. Reference FOB Price
2-49 Pieces US$39.90
50-499 Pieces US$36.00
500-4,999 Pieces US$32.00
5,000+ 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 70*50*26 mm
- Trademark OCOM/NEUTRAL/OEM
- Origin Shenzhe, China
- Material ABS
- Size 70*50*26 mm
- Color Black
- Interface USB, RS-232
- Sensor Linear CCD Sensor
- Light Source 632nm Red Diode
- Professor 32-Bit Arm Cortex-M3 MCU
- Resolution 4mil(0.1mm), PCS45%
- Scanning Depth 500mm@20mil/0.5mm, PCS90%
- Scanning Speed 500scans/Sec
- Trigger Mode Manual, Continuous Scanning
- Scanning Width 5cm-30cm
- Prompt Mode Buzzer, Indicator Light(LED)
- Print Contrast Min 30%
- Operating Temp. 0 to 50 ;C / 32 to 122 F
Product Description
Fixed CCD Barcode Scanner (Model No.: OCBS-F1202) Feature: 32-bit ARM Cortex-M3 MCU 500scan/s reading speed 4mil scanning resolution 5cm-30cm long depth of field Compatible with multiple language layouts 1.5m free fall on concrete surface Specification: Physical Parameter ...
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