| Quantity | Price |
|---|---|
| 10 | R12,340 |
| 15 | R17,536 |
| 20 | R22,083 |
It reads both 1D and 2D barcodes, including common linear codes and QR codes. The scanner uses a CMOS imaging element with an optical resolution of 5 mil for reliable decoding of typical barcode labels.
The scanner is explicitly compatible with Android devices. It also supports USB and 2.4G wireless connections, so it can typically work with Windows PCs (via USB or 2.4G dongle). iOS compatibility may vary—check the product listing or seller for iOS support and any required apps.
Turn on the scanner and enable Bluetooth on your Android device. Search for available Bluetooth devices and select the scanner (it may appear as 'Barcode Scanner' or similar). If a PIN is requested, try '0000' or '1234' or follow the pairing code shown in the scanner manual. Once paired, the scanner typically behaves as a keyboard input (HID) and scanned data is entered where the cursor is active.
Plug the included 2.4G USB dongle into your host device (PC or Android device with OTG support). Power on the scanner; it should automatically pair with the dongle and start transmitting scans as keyboard input. No additional driver is usually required for basic operation.
Yes. The scanner supports a USB interface. When connected by USB, it normally operates as a keyboard (HID) device so scans appear where the text cursor is active. For Android devices you may need an OTG adapter to use USB mode.
For basic use (keyboard/HID mode) no drivers are typically required on Android or modern Windows systems. If you need advanced features or serial (COM) mode, there may be optional drivers or an SDK—check the product documentation or contact the seller for developer resources.
The scanner lists a maximum paper size of 600 x 600 mm for scanned items. Actual readable area and effective distance depend on barcode size, resolution, print quality and ambient lighting.
The unit is designed to be lightweight and portable with a durable construction suitable for everyday use. It also features a back clip for hands-free carrying or attaching to a belt or pocket.
Single package dimensions are approximately 15 x 8 x 3 cm, and the single gross weight is about 0.400 kg.
It can read many damaged, poorly printed or low-contrast barcodes thanks to its imaging CMOS sensor, but readability depends on the extent of damage and barcode density. For best results, ensure codes are as clear and flat as possible.
Use the integrated back clip to attach the scanner to your belt, waistband or the back of a pocket for easy access. Ensure the clip is securely fastened and the scanner is positioned for comfortable one-handed access while scanning.
Yes. The scanner is intended for a variety of applications including retail sales processing, warehouse inventory management, event check-in and ticket scanning, library checkouts, healthcare tracking and logistics.
Pair the scanner with your Android device via Bluetooth or connect the 2.4G dongle (or USB via OTG). Open the app and place the text cursor where you want scanned data to appear. Scans should be entered as keystrokes. If the app expects serial input rather than keyboard input, check whether the scanner supports an alternative COM/HID mode or whether the app offers a barcode-scanning plugin.
Battery and charging details are not listed in the basic specification. Many portable wireless scanners include a built-in rechargeable battery; confirm battery capacity, charging method and expected runtime on the product page or in the user manual, or ask the seller for this information.
Return and replacement options depend on the seller or vendor's policy. Check the product listing, warranty information, or contact the seller directly for details on returns, replacements and service.
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