Description

Unusual, modern, wireless (Bluetooth) mini barcode scanner RIOTEC iDC9607L 2D has been designed with users in mind, for which it is necessary to meticulous cataloging of all available information logistics in the form of electronic databases, spreadsheets, lists, forms, etc.

RIOTEC iDC9607L intelligent and ergonomic, handheld barcode reader will facilitate the work magazynierom, mobile and stationary retailers, pharmacists, couriers, logistics specialists, quality auditors and inspectors of manufacturing processes and all those who work in need of cataloging and storing information sczytanych with barcodes.

Barcode Scanner 2D - RIOTEC iDC9607L through Bluetooth module (which ensures proper communication) is compatible with mobile devices, data collectors and computers running on different operating systemch (see the text "Communication" - below).

A new generation of mini scanner surprises his appearance. This ergonomic, compact and extremely lightweight barcode reader with an appropriate surface texture provides a good grip and reduces hand fatigue with long hours of work.

Mini RIOTEC iDC9607L 2D Laser is equipped with a Li-Ion battery with sufficient capacity 800mAh, which allows the scanner to operate for about 6 hours in scan mode.

The scanner has an additional function of read-out bar codes straight from the screens and displays. With built-in internal memory scanner can operate in trybyi (offline) and without konieczości connect the device, it even remembers 65,000 barcodes.

Summary mini barcode scanner has a built-in four-line LCD display (128x64) monochrome, so that we can check the status of the scanner on a regular basis and read data from barcodes in real-time.

Portable (radio and bluetooth-arid) barcode readers through the use of laser read-out techniques are convenient and easy to use and offer a wealth of configuration parameters. Enable automatic operation and manual. Read the codes with different contrasts with a distance of several centimeters. Thanks to the wireless communications offer coverage up to 100m from the computer.

The device uses the HID interface

HID is the go-to profile for Bluetooth-enabled user-input devices like mice, keyboards, and joysticks. It’s also used for a lot of modern video game controllers, like WiiMotes or PS3 controllers.
Bluetooth’s HID profile is actually a riff on the HID profile already defined for human input USB devices. Just as SPP serves as a replacement for RS-232 cables, HID aims to replace USB cables (a much taller task!).

Supported Bluetooth profiles SPP system.

If you’re replacing a serial communication interface (like RS-232 or a UART) with Bluetooth, SPP is the profile for you. SPP is great for sending bursts of data between two devices. It’s is one of the more fundamental Bluetooth profiles (Bluetooth’s original purpose was to replace RS-232 cables after all).

Using SPP, each connected device can send and receive data just as if there were RX and TX lines connected between them. Two Arduinos, for example, could converse with each other from across rooms, instead of from across the desk.