Mini Portable Mobile Data Collector Stocktaking POS Terminal
Price
Purchase Qty. Reference FOB Price
1-99 Pieces US$90.00
100+ Pieces US$70.00
Sepcifications
- Network Scanning Not Support Network
- Type Handheld
- Scan Speed 48±2 Scan/Second
- Scan Element Type Laser
- Transport Package 30PCS/Carton
- Specification CE FCC
- Trademark OCOM or Neutral
- Origin China
- Transmission Rate 200kbps
- Power 10dBm
- Transmission Distance Visual Straight Line Distance 300 Meters
- Antenna Built-in Spring Antenna
- Light Source 650nm Laser
- Scan Distance 10-520mm
- Scanner Type Bi-Directional
- Memory 1m
- Weight 130g (with Battery)
- Interfaces Standard Configuration Mini USB Receiver; RS232
Product Description
Mini Portable Mobile Data Collector Stocktaking POS Terminal (OCBS-D004) Feature: Mini data collector, convenient and portable Wireless working distance can meet general request, 30 to 300m in open area Can store 30,000 barcodes Instantly store and bulk transfer mode, secure to keep the data ...
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