Handheld Scanners

KEYENCE handheld scanners can be held in a single hand to read barcodes and 2D codes and import information into PCs and similar devices. Some scanners are specialized for reading barcodes. Other scanners support the reading of both barcodes and 2D codes. The target is exposed to a laser or LED, and the reflected light is received by a CMOS or CCD to read the code.

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A diverse variety of reading devices including fixed mount code readers and handheld computers is available, but the major difference between these devices and handheld scanners is that the latter is specialized for reading codes with the scanner held in the operator&#;s hands. Therefore, most handheld scanners are smaller and lighter than other reading devices to prioritize ease of handling during work. Also, the purpose of handheld scanners is to transmit the read information to the connected device or software without using a terminal to perform programming or write information for the work application, which is different from handheld computers. Therefore, handheld scanners are normally operated with a simple mechanism such as a trigger switch or button. In most situations, handheld scanners are held in a single hand when used, but they may also be used in a hands-free orientation where they are mounted on a stand to read targets as they pass by. The read information is transmitted and applied to software or a connected work system for production or inventory control via a connected PC, PLC, or other such device. This information is also transmitted and applied to POS systems and similar systems via in-store POS registers.

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Handheld barcode scanners offer unprecedented scanning performance in an ergonomic, lightweight form. These barcode scanners are designed to accurately capture a range of barcode symbologies including 1D, 2D, and Postal barcodes. Available in various configurations and form factors, barcode handheld scanners typically come standard with point-and-scan functionality and use a trigger-like mechanism to activate the scanning operation. Barcode handheld scanners are light-weight and easy to use with one-hand operation. They can be corded, cordless, 1D, 2D, or can be connected to iOS or Android smartphones and tablets. Built to perform a variety of use cases, handheld barcodes scanners can be used in a wide array of industries including manufacturing, healthcare, warehouse management, retail, government, grocery, transportation, postal and parcel delivery services and field service applications.

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