Data Collectors
HDWR data collectors are code readers enriched with a display, a physical keyboard and the manufacturer's proprietary system. The user can keep an eye on the stored codes in the memory, the value of the read code, as well as select from a dedicated menu functions such as manually entering the code into the memory, deleting stored codes, etc.
=LONG=Inventory barcode collectors
Data collectors are devices designed to scan barcodes, equipped with a keyboard and display and looking like a cell phone. They provide wireless operation and have a number of useful functions. The display gives a preview of the scanned code, and the convenient keyboard allows quick navigation through the menu. The collectors offer such functions as saving the read codes in the built-in memory and the possibility of transferring them later to a computer, manually entering the code, deleting memorized codes, changing the brightness of the display, adjusting the sound signal, and some have an inventory mode, which not only saves the read codes in memory, but recognizes repetitive codes and sums them, which affects the transparency of data and facilitates work.
Learn about the exact operation of data collectors
- Display: color, 176*220 TFT 2.2"
- Interface: micro USB
- Scanner barcode: built-in 1D laser code scanner
- Built-in memory: Up to 50,000 codes
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- Display: 128x128 FSTN LCD screen
- Barcode scanner: built-in 1D laser code scanner
- Built-in memory: Up to 50,000 codes
- Readable 1D codes: EAN13, EAN8, 39 code, 93 code, 128 code, interleave 25 codes (IT25), Codabar (Code bar), UPCA, UPCE itp.
HDWR data collectors are code readers enriched with a display, a physical keyboard and the manufacturer's proprietary system. The user can keep an eye on the stored codes in the memory, the value of the read code, as well as select from a dedicated menu functions such as manually entering the code into the memory, deleting stored codes, etc.
=LONG=Inventory barcode collectors
Data collectors are devices designed to scan barcodes, equipped with a keyboard and display and looking like a cell phone. They provide wireless operation and have a number of useful functions. The display gives a preview of the scanned code, and the convenient keyboard allows quick navigation through the menu. The collectors offer such functions as saving the read codes in the built-in memory and the possibility of transferring them later to a computer, manually entering the code, deleting memorized codes, changing the brightness of the display, adjusting the sound signal, and some have an inventory mode, which not only saves the read codes in memory, but recognizes repetitive codes and sums them, which affects the transparency of data and facilitates work.
