| Quantity | Price |
|---|---|
| 10 | R10,930 |
| 15 | R16,395 |
| 20 | R2,186 |
It supports 1D barcodes and QR (2D) codes. Common 1D symbologies typically supported include UPC, EAN, Code 39, Code 128 and Interleaved 2 of 5. For the full list of supported symbologies check the product manual or SDK documentation.
The scanner connects to your computer via USB. In wireless mode the scanner communicates with the host through its USB interface/receiver so setup is usually plug-and-play. You can also use it in wired USB mode if needed. Refer to the quick start guide for exact pairing steps.
For basic operation it functions as a standard USB HID (keyboard) device and is typically plug-and-play on major operating systems. An SDK is provided for advanced integration or custom drivers if required.
It is compatible with major desktop operating systems (Windows, macOS and common Linux distributions) when used as a USB HID device. For use with mobile devices (Android/iOS) check whether OTG or specific drivers are required and consult the manual.
Yes — a Software Development Kit (SDK) is available to integrate the scanner with custom applications and POS/inventory systems.
Battery life and charging time depend on usage and the exact model variant. The scanner charges via USB. For precise battery capacity and run-time figures refer to the product datasheet or contact support.
Wireless range varies by environment (obstructions, interference). It is designed for retail and warehouse use so it covers typical POS and inventory distances. Consult the user manual or contact support for the exact radio range specification.
Yes — the scanner supports handheld use and hands-free/stand (presentation) scanning. Place the scanner in the stand and present barcodes in front of the window for automatic scanning.
This indicates the scanner can reliably read barcodes printed on paper up to A4 size when positioned appropriately. It refers to typical printed-label/document scanning scenarios rather than physical scanning width limits.
The product is designed with a durable housing for long-term use in retail and warehouse environments. To clean, wipe the exterior and optical window gently with a soft, lint-free cloth; avoid harsh solvents and liquids entering the device.
Common troubleshooting steps: ensure the scanner is charged/powered, check the USB connection and pairing, verify correct scan mode is enabled, clean the optical window, ensure the barcode is not damaged or too small/low contrast, and test with a known-good barcode. If problems persist, contact technical support.
Yes. For simple setups it can operate in keyboard-emulation mode and input scanned data directly into POS or inventory fields. For tighter integration or custom workflows use the provided SDK to access advanced features.
The product offers support such as return and replacement, repair, free spare parts and on-line/call-center technical support. Warranty length and specific service terms may vary by seller — check your purchase documentation or contact the retailer/manufacturer for details.
No regular calibration is typically required for barcode scanning. Keep the window clean and avoid drops or severe impacts. Firmware updates or configuration changes are handled via the SDK or support tools if needed.
Typical applications include retail inventory management and point-of-sale transactions, warehouse tracking and logistics, event ticketing and registration, and library book checkouts.
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