The scanner connects via Bluetooth and USB. It is compatible with most Bluetooth-enabled Android and Windows devices and with computers via USB (typically as a HID/keyboard device). iOS compatibility depends on the Bluetooth profile—check the vendor/spec sheet or use the provided SDK for full iOS support.
Turn on the scanner, enable Bluetooth on your device, and search for the scanner name in Bluetooth settings. Select it to pair; some models require entering a PIN (commonly 0000 or 1234). Refer to the quick start guide for model-specific pairing steps.
The scanner is designed for common warehouse and retail use and typically reads standard 1D barcodes (e.g., UPC, EAN, Code128) and many 2D codes (e.g., QR). For a definitive list of supported symbologies, check the full technical specs or ask the supplier.
Typical Bluetooth range in open space is around 8–10 meters (25–33 feet). Actual range will vary with obstacles, interference, and device antennas.
The unit uses an internal rechargeable battery and charges via USB. Charging time and battery duration depend on usage; the battery is intended to support normal warehouse shifts under typical intermittent scanning conditions—refer to the product listing for exact charge time and capacity.
In many cases the scanner can be used while connected to a USB power source, but this can depend on the firmware. If uninterrupted operation is critical, confirm this behavior with the seller or test the unit before deployment.
The scanner is compact and designed for portable warehouse use, but no specific IP or drop-rating is listed in the provided specs. Avoid prolonged exposure to water, heavy dust, or excessive impacts; contact the vendor for models with ruggedized or certified protection if needed.
Most compact Bluetooth ring scanners support a single active connection at a time. Some models offer multi-point pairing (remembered pairings) but only one active host. Check the device documentation or ask the supplier for multi-host capability.
The scanner supports Bluetooth wireless connection and a USB interface. USB typically functions for charging and/or plug-and-play data transfer (often as an HID keyboard or USB serial), depending on firmware configuration.
Yes — a Software Development Kit (SDK) is available. The SDK is commonly provided to integrate scanning into Android, iOS, and Windows applications. Contact the vendor for documentation, sample code, and supported platforms.
Typical packages include the finger ring scanner, a USB charging/data cable, a finger strap or mount, and a user manual. Packaging can vary by seller, so confirm contents with the supplier.
Wipe the body and lens gently with a soft, lint-free cloth. Avoid harsh solvents or excessive moisture. Keep the scanning window free from scratches and dust for reliable reads; service or replacement parts should be obtained from the vendor.
The product is marketed as high-speed and suitable for fast-paced inventory tasks. Actual throughput depends on barcode quality, distance, orientation, and environment. In practice it’s optimized for quick scans in warehouse and retail settings.
The single package size is listed as 15 x 12 x 10 cm and the single gross weight as 0.600 kg (including packaging). The unit itself is compact and lightweight for finger-wearable use; check the detailed spec sheet for exact device dimensions and net weight.
Warranty and support vary by seller and distributor. Contact the vendor or retailer for warranty length, service procedures, and technical support channels. Ask about bulk purchase, enterprise deployment, and SDK support if relevant to your use case.
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