How to Use Ocom Popular Wired Barcode Scanner with Manual Continuous and Auto Sensing Mode
Price
Purchase Qty. Reference FOB Price
2-499 Pieces US$20.50
500-999 Pieces US$18.00
1,000+ Pieces US$15.00
Sepcifications
- Network Scanning Support Network
- Type Desktop
- Interface Type USB
- Scan Speed 65cm/S
- Scan Element Type CMOS
- Transport Package 1PCS/Box
- Specification 205*130*100mm
- Trademark OCOM/OEM/Neutral
- Origin Shenzhen, China
- Model Ocbs-2088
- Color Black
- Interfaces USB,RS232(Customized)
- Cable 1.8m
- Reading Indicators LED/Buzzer
- Input Voltage 5 VDC/0.5A
- Current 115mA
- OS Support Microsoft Windows/Linux/Android/Ios/Macos
- Drop Resistance Withstands Repeated Drops From 1.2m
Product Description
Specification General Model OCBS-2088 Color Black+Blue Material ABS+PC Current Working current(Standard): < 195mA Standby current(Standard): < 130 mA Input Voltage 3.3 VDC (+/- 10%)/500mA Optional Interface USB,USB -COM,RS232 Reading Indicators LED light&Buzzer Performance CMOS Sensor 640*480pixels, ...
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