Pen / wand Bar code Scanner

The MS100U barcode wand is targeted toward low reading volume and cost effective solutions. The advanced optics and electronic design convert barcode labels into a high quality digital signal. Able to read color, faded and low contrast barcodes quickly and accurately, the MS100U is a proven solution.

Products and parts from IDTech.

The ZBA K6000 barcode reader is a durable, market tested combination wand/decoder. With many years of field data, the K6000 has proved to be an extremely cost effective solution for low volume barcode scanning applications. Designed for the most cost conscious applications, a simple swipe of the wand across the barcode label and data is transmitted to your application. The K6000 comes with either a USB cable, or a Keyboard PS/2 cable or an RS-232 Serial Port cable. The USB version plugs and plays into a PC or laptop via the USB (HID) ports and will emulate the operation of the USB keyboard. The Keyboard wedge / PS/2 version plugs and plays into a PC via Keyboard ports. When the wand is not in use the keyboard will operate normally. The RS-232 version of the K6000 connects via the DB9 Female connector and requires power from an external AC-DC wall adapter

Products and parts from Unitech.

The MS120 Series Barcode Wands are targeted toward low reading volume and cost effective solutions. The advanced optics and electronic design convert barcode labels into a high quality digital signal. Able to read color faded and low contrast barcodes quickly and accurately the MS120 is a proven solution. The polished sapphire tip reduces wear on labels and is also easily replaced if damaged. The MS120 is available with three different interfaces. The MS120A is an undecoded model which interfaces via a 9-Pin squeeze release connector. The MS120-2 has an RS-232 interface with a built-in decoder. With a key-board wedge (AT or PS/2) interface the MS120-3 also has a built-in decoder. It's shape gives the MS120 the comfort and handling of a normal ink pen. Just sweep the tip of the wand across the barcode in either direction and listen for the "good read" beep that lets you know the data has been successfully captured. It doesn't get any easier than that.