Connectivity: Bluetooth (up to 25 meters)​

Barcode Types Supported: 1D and 2D (QR, Data Matrix)​

Resolution: 640×480 pixels

Offline Storage Capacity: 512,000 characters

Battery Life: Up to 6 hours

Drop Resistance: 3 meters onto concrete​

Compatibility: Windows, Android, and iOS​

Unboxing:

Ensure you have the scanner, USB receiver, and any cables included in the box.

Connecting the Scanner:

Plug the USB receiver into your computer or POS system’s USB port.

The scanner is wireless and does not require direct connection via a cable.

Power On:

The scanner will automatically power on once it’s plugged into the

USB receiver.

Scanning a Barcode:

Aim the scanner at the barcode.

Press the scan button and hold the scanner about 10-20 cm from the barcode.

The scanner will emit a beep to indicate a successful scan.

Wireless Setup:

The scanner is pre-configured for wireless use. Ensure it is within range of the USB receiver for stable communication (up to 10 meters in open space).

Scanning Mode:

The scanner defaults to auto-sense mode, scanning automatically when the barcode is detected.

You can switch between manual and auto-sense mode using the configuration codes in the user manual.

Charging (if applicable):

If your model includes a rechargeable battery, plug the scanner into a power source using the provided charging cable.