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General| Wavelength | 617 nm |
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| Optical sensor resolution | 752 pixels |
| Bluetooth | Yes |
| Standard interfaces | USB |
| Battery type | Lithium Ion |
| Input voltage | 3.7 V |
| Certification | FCC Part 15, RSS-210, CE, GS, NOM-NYCE, COFETEL, C-Tick |
| Product color | Black, Grey |
| Storage temperature (T-T) | -40 - 60 °C |
| Operating temperature (T-T) | 0 - 50 °C |
| Operating relative humidity (H-H) | 0 - 95 % |
Weight and Dimensions| Weight | 255 g |
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Provides an overview of the user's guide content and how to use bar codes for settings.
Outlines the steps for safely unpacking the product from its shipping carton.
Lists and describes the available models of the cordless area image scanners.
Explains how to use Plug and Play bar codes for quick setup of common interfaces.
Describes how to program the scanner for an IBM PC AT keyboard wedge interface with a USA keyboard.
Explains how to use the scanner with a laptop's integrated keyboard for parallel operation.
Describes the function of the cordless base as a link, charger, and communication module.
Explains the Bluetooth radio technology used for data transmission between the scanner and base.
Details the components and functions of the cordless area image scanner engine.
Explains how beepers and LEDs indicate a successful scan, including volume, pitch, and duration.
Details how to enable or disable the beeper response for good read indications.
Describes how to adjust the volume of the beep emitted upon a good read.
Explains how prefixes and suffixes are used to build message strings and add user-defined data.
Provides step-by-step instructions on how to add a prefix or suffix to scanned data.
Introduces the Data Format Editor for changing scanner output and inserting characters at specific points.
Guides the user through the process of creating and adding a new data format to the scanner.
Explains how to enable or disable the decoding of all supported symbologies or specific ones.
Describes how to set minimum and maximum message lengths for bar codes to reduce misreads.
Details specific settings for the Codabar symbology, including start/stop characters and check characters.
Describes how imaging commands with modifiers affect a single image capture and revert to defaults.
Explains the structure and rules for creating imaging command sequences with modifiers.
Details the IMGSNP command for taking a picture and its various modifiers for image style and beeper settings.
Explains how to enable or disable OCR capability and the default font settings.
Provides notes on OCR symbol reading and the limitation of reading only one symbology at a time.
Details how to enable the scanner to read characters in the OCR-A font, including custom template use.
Provides a table mapping function codes, hex/ASCII values, and full ASCII "CTRL"+ combinations.
Lists interface keys and their corresponding functions across different terminal types (IBM, Memorex, Apple).
Explains how to temporarily enable Code I.D. transmission before decoded symbology.
Describes how to output the decoder revision information for the scanner.
Explains how to retrieve the engine type, revision number, and status for the image scanner.
Explains the conventions used for menu and query command descriptions in serial programming.
Outlines the syntax for constructing serial menu commands, including prefixes, names, tags, and sub-tags.
Describes special characters used to query the device about its current settings and ranges.
Lists parameters such as dimensions, aimer, image, battery, radio, and environmental specifications for the 4820 model.
Details the technical specifications for the 4820i model, including dimensions, aimer, motion tolerance, and radio.
Outlines the technical specifications for the 2020-5 product, covering dimensions, voltage, current draw, and radio.
States that repairs and upgrades must be performed by an authorized service center.
Provides guidelines for periodic checks to ensure dependable operation of the cordless system.
Explains how to clean the image scanner window, housing, and base using appropriate methods.
Offers various methods for contacting support, including Knowledge Base, Technical Support Portal, and web form.
Details how to contact Honeywell service centers globally for warranty or non-warranty service.
Outlines the terms and conditions of the product's limited warranty provided by Honeywell International Inc.
Provides a chart listing symbologies with their AIM IDs, possible modifiers, and code IDs.
Controls whether the scanner automatically re-links after a connection loss, detailing behavior for On and Off settings.
Sets the number of connection attempts the scanner makes to a base unit or PC.
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