Multi-Interface Embedded Barcode Scanner Module (USB/RS232/Wiegand)

1.Robust Connectivity and Interface

Direct Host Interface: Connects directly to the host system via common interfaces like USB, RS-232, TTL,etc, making

integration straightforward.

Simple Power Requirements: Typically powered directly by the host device (e.g., via USB), eliminating the need for a

separate power adapter.

2.Durability and Reliability

Industrial-Grade Construction: Built to withstand harsh environments, including vibrations, temperature fluctuations, and

dust, commonly found in factories and warehouses.

No Moving Parts: As a solid-state imager (unlike laser scanners), it has no moving parts, resulting in higher longevity and

resistance to physical shock.

3. Advanced Decoding and Software Features

Powerful Decoding Algorithm: Equipped with sophisticated firmware to read damaged, poorly printed, or distorted barcodes

(e.g., on wrinkled labels or curved surfaces).

Barcode Parser / Data Formatting: Can be programmed to manipulate the scanned data—for example, to search for a

specific string, add characters, or send a formatted output to the host application.

Application Scenario of Embedded Code Scanner

1.Industrial Manufacturing

Production Line Tracking: Installed along assembly lines to read barcodes (including Direct Part Marking - DPM) on

components. This allows for full traceability, recording production data, and quality control.Robotic Guidance: Integrated

into the arms of industrial robots to guide them in precisely picking up or assembling marked parts.

2. Healthcare & Life Sciences

Pharmacy Management Systems: Embedded in automated dispensing machines or smart cabinets to verify medication

barcodes, ensuring accurate and safe drug distribution and preventing errors.

Specimen Tube Management: Within laboratory automation systems, they read tubes' barcodes to accurately link patient

samples with test orders, ensuring full sample integrity and tracking.

3. Transportation & Ticketing

Access Control Gates (Turnstiles): Widely used in subways, railways, and airports. They are integrated into gates to quickly

read barcodes on paper tickets, e-tickets on phones, or IDs for efficient passenger flow.

Baggage Handling Systems: Similar to logistics sortation, they automatically read barcode tags on luggage at airports to

ensure bags are routed to the correct aircraft.