Zera MS12XX fixed installation barcode scanner

NegotiableUpdate on 04/12

Model

Nature of the Manufacturer: Producers

Product Category

Place of Origin

Online Consult

Overview

Compact and using fuzzy logic technology, this delicate scanner is very suitable for scanning various types of one-dimensional barcodes using fuzzy logic technology

Product Details

Compact and using fuzzy logic technology

This compact and exquisite scanner adopts fuzzy logic technology, which is very suitable for scanning various types of one-dimensional barcodes.

Scanner Guide

Can scan all one-dimensional barcodes with high performance

The MS12xx series industrial grade fixed mount scanner, which is compact, exquisite, and durable, comes in two versions: Blur (FZY) or Wide Angle (WA), with rich features.

As a fixed scanner, the FZY module is highly suitable for manufacturing, warehousing and transportation, conveyor belts, assembly lines, library systems, and other occasions that require reliable unmanned scanning.

Wide decoding range

The scanning range of MS12xx FZY ranges from almost touching to over 60 inches (152 centimeters).

Plug and play installation

Reduce development time and accelerate time to market.

Compact and durable casing

Including integrated buzzer, mounting holes LED、 Decoder and various interfaces.

Zebra Miniscan MS12XX series

Reliable technology. Enhanced solutions.

As a fixed scanner, the FZY module adopts fuzzy logic technology, which is very suitable for scanning one-dimensional barcodes, including barcodes with poor printing quality or low contrast.

The WA module is highly suitable for OEM applications, such as diagnostic equipment, medical equipment, Kiosk self-service terminals, automation equipment, and lottery sales terminals.

Overall dimensions

1.60 high x 2.28 wide x 2.94 thick (inches)

40.64 high x 57.91 wide x 74.76 thick (millimeters)

weight

4.45 ounces/126 grams

Decoding ability

one-dimensional

seal

IP54

drop specification

Multiple drops from a height of 30 inches (76 centimeters) into concrete
Normal operation can still be carried out on the land surface

scanning technique

laser