A laser barcode reader that can read one-dimensional barcodes wirelessly.
The MS9535 Voyager BT is a wireless barcode reader. It can input barcodes into a computer via Bluetooth at any time. It can read up to 12,000 times on a single charge. It comes with a cradle (charging communication stand) that can be mounted on a wall. It is compatible with GS1 Databar (RSS) barcodes.
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basic information
■Easy-to-understand reading confirmation You can confirm normal reading with LEDs and buzzers each time you read. ■Wall-mountable cradle (charging communication stand) By mounting the cradle on the wall, you can make effective use of counter space. ■Easy start No dedicated software is required. You can immediately input barcodes wirelessly into Excel and other applications. ■RangeGate Even outside the communication range, it can store data of scanned symbols up to 8KB and automatically transfer it to the host system as soon as the connection is established. ■All necessary items included The package includes a wireless barcode scanner (with built-in battery), cradle (charging communication stand), PC cable, and AC adapter for the cradle. There are no options to choose from. You can start using it immediately after purchasing the desired model set. ■Long-term warranty 2-year warranty.
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Delivery Time
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Applications/Examples of results
(1) Barcode scanning for inventory management in factories and warehouses, and production process management. (2) Management of library collections, etc.
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| Model number | overview |
|---|---|
| MS9535-UK | USB interface |
| MS9535-AV | PS/2 keyboard interface |
| MS9535-RS | RS-232C interface |
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Company information
We are engaged in the planning and sales of barcode readers as a business. We propose improvements and efficiencies in operations through barcode input. Our sales and product offerings include Bluetooth wireless barcode readers, QR code-compatible 2D barcode readers, compact handheld terminals, and data collectors, among others.