A Bluetooth Laser Barcode Scanner for
every Industry, Application
and Environment.
The Pegasus Bluetooth Laser Barcode Scanner is
easy for using. It can be paired with your device
which is with Bluetooth, no more Software. PS1110
support iOS, Mac, Android, Smart Phone, Tablet.
They offer best-in-class solutions for retail, point of sale,
Office, Light Industrial, Warehouse, Libraries, Medical,
Legal office, Government, marketing and any repetitive
application where time and precision are critical factors in
helping businesses streamline their workflow.
Light Source Type Optical Imaging; the wave length is 620mm
Trigger Mode Manual
Scanning Mode Single-line scanning
Scanning speed 200times /s
Resolution =4mil
Printing Contrast Ratio The lowest reflectivity difference is 30.
Bit error rate 1/50 million
Input voltage 5VDC±0.25V
Power 250mW (Work): 500mW (momentary maximum)
Current 50mA (Work): 100mA (momentary maximum)
Standby current 45uA
Light intensity 3000-12000Lux
Depth of field 10mm-630mm
Scanning angle ±65Deg±42Deg (Left and right, front and back, rotation)
Decoding capacity
CUPC/EAN/JAN, UPC/EAN with Supplemental, UCC/EAN 128, Code 39, MSI,
Code11
Code 39 Full ASCII, Code 39 TriOptic, Code 128, Code 128Full ASCII
Codabar, Code93, Discrete2of5, IATA, RSSvariants, Codabar, Chinese2of5,
International general dimensional barcodes, e.g. Inteleaved2/5,
Interleaved2of5,China postal service code and so on
Promotion mode Buzzer and LED indicator
Cable interface USB (standard): PS/2 and RS232 are selectable.
External dimensions L*W*H: 158mm*68mm*96mm
Weight 150g (excluding cables)
Cable standard Straight line,1.8m
Interface type RJ-45 crystal head
Hull material ABS+PC
Temperature 0? to 50? (Work): -40? to 60? (storage)
Setting mode Manul (scanning and setting barcodes according to the sequence)
Safety Regulations
Laser safety class: EN60825-1, Class 1, state level-I laser safety standard
EMC: EN55022,EN55024
Electrical safety: EN60950-1
Packaging level: IP52
Anti-seismic capacity: This product can still work properly after falling down
and being impacted on the concrete floor from the height of 1.5m for many
times.
