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  3. December 2012

Re: Replacement for 5250 Emulating Gun Scanners

Thanks. We have a 9190 on loan for evaluation, but it came with a sticking key on the keyboard (press it and it just keeps repeating which precludes any configuration or testing) and we're waiting for a replacement gun.

Sam

On 12/3/2012 10:06 AM, George Kinney wrote:

Have you looked at the Motorola 9190 scanners? We have several with long
range dual-mode heads (optical/and laser) and they'll read 1D barcodes
out to 35' (50mil code39, range for 10mil is closer to 15'), and 2D
barcodes (20mm qr-code) up to 2' or so. They have large touch screens,
and although we typically use them to display the same screens as we
used to on our fixed 20x15 character Intermec handhelds, they are
capable of much larger images. Motorola even provides a license-free
version of the Wavelink 5250 client (which has worked great for us) for
this model.


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