DataMan 8700 Specifications
Specification DataMan 8700 Reader
Weight DX Corded: 463g (15.90 oz) + ~132 g (4.60 oz) cables
DX Wireless: 548 g (18.70 oz) (battery included)
DQ Corded: 395 g (13.90 oz) + ~132 g (4.60 oz) cables
DQ Wireless: 479 g (16.90 oz) (battery included)
LX Corded: 399 g (14.07 oz) + ~132 g (4.60 oz) cables
LX Wireless:483 g (17.03 oz) (battery included)
HD Corded: 409 g (14.43 oz) + ~132 g (4.60 oz) cables
HD Wireless: 493 g (17.39 oz) (battery included)
Operating Temperature 0 ºC — 40 ºC (32 ºF — 104 ºF)
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Storage Temperature -40 ºC — 60 ºC (-40 ºF — 140 ºF)
Maximum Humidity < 95% (non-condensing)
Environmental Compliant with latest EU RoHS and China RoHS
For indoor use only
Symbologies 1-D barcodes: Codabar, Code 39, Code 128, and Code 93, Interleaved 2 of 5, Postal,
UPC/JAN, POSTNET, PLANET Code, GS1 IMB
2-D barcodes: MaxiCode, Aztec Code, Data Matrix
TM
; QR Code and microQR Code, PDF
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Power Supply Requirements Serial/USB: 5.5 V DC, 6.0 W maximum LPS or NEC Class 2 power supply
Ethernet: PoE Class 2 power supply IEEE 802.3at
Wireless: 3.6 V, 5000 mAh Li-ion battery
Battery life for wireless reader
(typical use case)
The expected life time of the battery is 5 years.
Battery Run/Recharge Times Charging time through PoE: 10-11 hours
Charging time through USB with external power: 6.2 hours
Ethernet 10/100 Base-T FULL/HALF DUPLEX, IEEE 802.3at
Bluetooth (R00082, R00085,
and R00086 only)
Bluetooth 4.2, Dual Mode (BR/EDR & Low Energy), 2.4~2.4835 GHz
Wi-Fi (R00082, R00085, and
R00086 only)
IEEE 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac, 2.4~2.4835 GHz and 5.18-5.835 GHz
Protection ISO 16750-5
IP67
Endures multiple drops from 2.5 m height on concrete
Note: A reader triggering at consistently high frequencies may overheat even when below the max operating
temperature in some applications or environmental circumstances.
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In presentation mode, use the Motion Detection feature to prevent overheating as the reader generates significant heat
when triggering constantly.
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Setting up Your DataMan 8700
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