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LS 9200 Series

The LS 9208 presentation scanner, from Motorola / Symbol Technologies, delivers both a high-performance processor and an innovative 100-line rastering omnidirectional scan pattern for increased productivity at checkout, resulting in higher customer satisfaction. Built for both speed and versatility, the LS 9208 features a small footprint, choice of colors and an optional, adjustable multimount stand that is easily adaptable to many point-of-sale environments.

 

MS 12XX MiniScan Series

The MS 12XX Series from Motorola / Symbol Technologies is a compact, durable, industrial fixed-mount scanner available in fuzzy (FZY) or wide angle (WA) versions for maximum versatility. The MS 12XX FZY versions feature fuzzy logic for premium scanning on 1D bar codes including poorly printed and low contrast. Also, MS 1207 WA features a 60° scan angle and accommodates wide bar codes at, or near, contact in high-volume scanning applications. MS 12XX FZY decode range from near contact to over 60 in./152 cm and is flexible decode range for maximum accuracy and efficiency.

 

MS 22XX MiniScan Series

The MS 22XX Series from Motorola / Symbol Technologies is a compact, affordable industrial fixed-mount scanners that provides fast, aggressive performance on a full range of 1D and 2D symbologies including PDF417, RSS and composite codes. Also, Supports 123Scan utility (multi-interface, 07 versions only) and an easy to use PC based utility reduces end-user installation time.

 

MS 32XX MiniScan Series

The MS 32XX from Motorola / Symbol Technologies is a member of the MiniScan family of fixed-mount scanners specifically designed for kiosks as well as other standalone and OEM applications. The MS 32XX high performance scan module delivers speedy plug-and-play installation in your OEM device—even if you don't have the in-house technical resources for scanner integration. The omnidirectional scan pattern minimizes the need for precise positioning of 1D symbols and helps you create intuitive selfscanning applications.