Laser Barcode Scanner
300 mm Scan Depth, USB
Part No.:
178211
Improve speed, accuracy and productivity.
Manhattan Laser Barcode Scanners deliver high-quality scanning for a wide range of data
collection functions to help improve routine transactions, automate paper-based processes
and increase productivity. The laser scan engine offers speed, accuracy and greater
tolerances for reliable service reading popular barcodes at wider distances including UPC,
EAN and GS1 DataBar. Easy to implement and simple to use, a built-in keyboard wedge
decoder sends scanned data to an active application where it appears as if it was manually
typed or directly keyed into the computer. Its versatile switchable USB or PS/2 cable
interface integrates with most PCs without an external power supply. With a scan rate of
500 scans per second and an accurate read range of up to 300 mm (12 in.), this model
offers a practical daily scanning solution for point-of-sale, shipping, warehousing, office and
industrial applications to minimize manual data entry, speed transactions and reduce
errors.
Features:
Helps speed data entry, reduce errors and improve efficiency – ideal for retail
transactions and automated processes
Keyboard Wedge Decoder displays data as if directly entered from keyboard
Wide scan field provides quick, accurate reads with up to 500 scans per second up to
300 mm (12 in.) away
Detects many popular symbologies including UPC, EAN, 1D barcodes, GS1 DataBar
Family and more
Switchable interface with passthrough cable integrates with most PCs
Easy to install and use without software or special training
Lifetime Warranty
Specifications:
Standards and certifications:
• FCC
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