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Inspector Model D4000 Dual-Mode Portable Barcode Verifier (with 3-, 5-, 10-, and 20-mil Aperture and Laser)

Inspector D4000 CR2 Laser Scanner - D4000/L1000 - This is an add on not the entire barcode verifier - Add on for part (Part# 002-7850) or (Part# 002-7851) or (Part# 002-7845).

Barcode Scanner - RJS Inspector 5000 - 2D Camera (Linear and 2D symbologies)

Inspector D4000 Portable Barcode Verifier - With Laser Scanner - Dual-Mode - Partial ISO/ANSI barcode quality testing - printer (P/N 002-9018) sold separately

The L1000 Portable Verifier uses a moving beam laser scanner. It requires virtually no user training and analyzes the essential traditional verification parameters including average bar deviation quiet zones encodation check mod check and ratio where applicable. It also provides the ANSI method Decodability calculation and percent of decode information. Designed for maximum ease of use even traditionally hard to verify barcodes such as those on irregular wet shiny laminated or moving surfaces are accurately analyzed. The L1000 supports all the popular linear barcode symbologies. Additionally the L1000 contains 20K bytes of non-volatile memory that can be used for store and print capabilities. The data is accessible through a serial communications port. Accessories available include a printer and a battery charger-power supply.

The Model D4000 Provides the Two Most Popular Types of Verification: ANSI Method and-or Point-and-Shoot Traditional Method. This unique portable barcode verifier can interface with either the patented RJS Auto-Optic scan head or a laser scanner to provide nine different optic configurations. The scanners are easily installed by the user making the unit quickly adaptable to practically any verification requirement. A D4000 incorporating an Auto-Optic scanner is the industry's most flexible ANSI method verifier. Eight optical arrangements are possible via menu selections for four aperture sizes and two wavelengths of light. The optical geometry meets all requirements of the ANSI X3.182 Barcode Quality Guideline. The Auto-Optic scanner is designed and manufactured by RJS for the sole purpose of performing ANSI method barcode quality analysis. Repeatability between units is outstanding making the D4000 an ideal choice as a standardized company-wide ANSI method verifier. A D4000 incorporating a laser scanner is an extremely easy to use point-and-shoot verifier. It requires virtually no user training and analyzes most of the essential traditional verification parameters. It also provides the ANSI method Decodability calculation and percent of decode information. Popular applications include verification on materials requiring special considerations such as shiny curved or uneven surfaces and wet ink.

Products and parts from RJS.

The Inspector 5000 Auto Optic provides ISO 15416 and ANSI X3.182 method and be able to interface with either the patented RJS auto-optic scan or a laser scanner. Its has store and print capability, multiple scan averaging and subsymbology which are easily accessed through a simple seven-button user interface.

This easy-to-use unit is a true single unit solution, offering one-handed operation and support of all popular linear symbologies. The RJS Inspector D4000SP also offers store and print capability, multiple scan averaging, and sub-symbology choices - all easily accessible through a simple four-button user interface.

The Inspector 5000 2D Camera from RJS Technologies is a versatile and sophisticated verifier for ISO/ANSI method barcodes. This device is user-friendly and efficient, supporting a wide range of linear symbologies including Datamatrix and QR code. It conducts barcode inspections using ISO 15415, ISO 15416, and ANSI X3.182 methods. The RJS Inspector 5000 provides capabilities for storing and printing, as well as averaging multiple scans, all of which can be easily accessed via a straightforward seven-button interface. Information from the barcode analysis is instantly displayed on a large color LCD, and a clear audible tone along with a Pass/Fail screen promptly indicates whether a barcode meets the specification.