Read 2D bar codes instantly without a cord!

The 520-RF Omni-Directional Digital Bar Code scanner brings instantaneous 2D bar code scanning to Worth Data customers — transmitting scanned bar codes wirelessly 500 feet to a B700 USB Base Station.

• RF Range is up to 500 feet
• USB Base - Enumerates as a USB HID Keyboard or a Serial/COM Port
• Device works on any Windows® 11, 10, 8, & 7, or macOS, Mac OS X
• 1-10 Scanners per Base Station
• 1-10 Base Stations in one area
• Spread Spectrum 2.4Ghz Radio
• Scanner has a built-in rechargeable Lithium Ion battery
• 48 hours continuous use or 25,000 scans per charge
• Fast 3 hour recharge
• FCC & IC approved for license free operation in the USA or Canada
• 3 Year Warranty
• Designed, Engineered & Assembled In The USA

Operational
System Interface	Wireless 2.4Ghz Radio Communication to B700 USB Base Station (Enumerates as HID Keyboard or CDC Serial Device)
Operating System	Windows® 11, 10, 8, 7, Vista, XP, plus macOS, Mac OS X, & Linux
Radio Frequency	2.4Ghz 18.4mw Spread Spectrum Radio
RF Transmission Range	Up to 500ft from Scanner to Base
Beeper Operation	Confirming Beeps for Successful Decodes and for Successful RF Transmission, Plus 5 Tones
Indicators (LED)	Tri-Color LED - Green/Decode Orange/Scan, Blue RF
Programming	Programming & Setup via Bar Code Setup Menu
1D Bar Codes Supported	Code 39, Full ASCII Code 39, UPC-A, UPC-E, EAN-13, EAN-8, ISBN, Code 93, 2 of 5 Standard, ITF Interleaved 2 of 5, Codabar, Code 128, UCC/EAN 128, GS1-128, MSI, Plessey, GS1 DataBar
2D Bar Codes Supported	PDF414, microPDF417, DataMatrix ECC200 & ECO-140, Maxi Code, QR Code, Micro QR Code, Aztec Code, Aztec Runes, Codablock F Composite Codes, US Postnet, US Planet, plus UK, Japan, Australian and Dutch Postnet Codes
Light Source	635 nm LED Ilumination with 650 nm Class I Laser Diode Aiming Dot
Scan Speed	80 Frames/sec Omni-Directional Imager
Scan Angle	40º Horizontal, 23° Vertical ± 3º
Minimum Bar Width	2.3 mil .0023” (0.058mm)
Print Contrast	20% minimum reflectance differential
Physical
Height	Scanner: 5.6" (142mm) Base: 1.0” (25mm)
Depth	Scanner: 4.7" (119mm) Base: 2.5” (63mm)
Width	Scanner: 3.1" (79mm) Base: .5” (13mm)
Weight	Scanner: 8.8 oz - 249g Base: 2 oz - 70g
Base Station Connection	USB Type A - USB 1.1/2.0 - Windows® 11, 10, 8, 7, Vista, XP, macOS, Mac OS X, Linux
Power
Input Voltage	5VDC ± 10% (USB)
Battery	2100mAh Rechargeable 3.7V Li-Ion
Battery Life	48 Hours Continuous Use or 25,000 Scans Per Charge
Recharge Time	3 Hours (Indicated by Red LED)
Laser Class	CDRH class I
FCC Class B	Contains FCC ID: QPU3020 IC: 4532A-SN3020
Environmental
Operating Temperature	14ºF to 122ºF (-0ºC to 50ºC)
Humidity	5% to 95% non-condensing
Ambient Light Immunity	Sunlight: 10,000 ft. candles, Indoor: 450 ft. candles
Shock	5’ drop to concrete
Warranty	3 Year LIMITED WARRANTY for defects in materials and workmanship
Calif Prop 65	WARNING: Cancer and Reproductive Harm – www.P65Warnings.ca.gov

The Worth Data wireless 520-RF 2D Imaging Bar Code Scanners have industry leading RF range and can operate up to 500 feet from the B700 USB Base Station in an open area. The 520-RF Scanner uses a 2.4Ghz frequency-hopping spread spectrum radio to provide excellent interference free coverage and cordless range. Our high performance radio has over 3x the range of common Bluetooth® RF Scanners that are on the market.

The cordless convenience makes it safer to scan large items without worrying about tripping hazards, reducing the need to lift or move large items to scan them. The user can easily walk around the item to scan it without the cord limiting movement. This make these scanners perfect for point of sale, manufacturing, project management, retail, wholesale, and supply chain tasks.

Our Wireless bar code scanners are compatible with popular POS, ERP, and Accounting software products like Quickbooks®, Sage® Accounting, Microsoft Dynamics®, plus Microsoft Office® applications including Access® or Excel®.

We design and assemble these scanners in our California facility enabling us to provide the highest quality and best performing scanners on the market.

520-RF 2D Bar Code Scan Gun
The 520-RF 2D Scanner is designed to read 2D Bar codes and all major types of standard 1D bar codes, including very high density bar codes. It will easily read tough to read codes that are worn, damaged, or even poorly printed - ensuring accurate error free data input to your application. These scanners have a scanning distance of 0-15 inches from a standard medium density bar code, and since it is scanning at 80 frames per second, most reads are instantaneous.

In addition, this scanner reads omni-directionally - simply point and shoot - no matter how the bar code is oriented the 520-RF provides a quick and accurate read.  There is a laser aiming dot that helps to locate the bar code in the best spot for scanning, so you don't have to position the label in perfect alignment to scan a bar code, just place the laser dot inside the bar code (as shown below) and it will scan.

Our scanners are designed for tough industrial work environments and are very rugged. The scanner housing is built to withstand abuse and is made from a very tough, thick walled polycarbonate/ABS blend — in black to not show stains or dirt. A thick silicone rubber bumper around the top of the gun further protects them from damage and drops. In addition, there is no external antenna to break or damage. The scanner exit window is recessed - to keep it protected - and is made from scratch resistant .060" thick optical acrylic for long life and optimum reading performance.

We also designed the 520-RF Gun to have industry leading battery life. During normal use the built in Li-ion battery will last for over 48 hours of continuos scanning before it will need to be re-charged — longer than the typical work week — so there is no risk of downtime when using this scanner. In addition, the unit can be recharged in just 3 hours with the included fast recharging power supply.

Standard 1D bar code types supported include UPC/EAN, UCC-EAN 128, Code 39, Full ASCII Code 39, TriOptic Code 39, Code 32, Code 128, Codabar, MSI, Code 11, GS1 DataBar, Composite, ITF Interleaved 2 of 5, DTF Discrete 2 of 5, Bookland EAN, Code 93, S-Code.

The 520-RF reader also scans all popular 2D bar codes such as PDF417, MicroPDF417, Maxi Code, DataMatrix (ECC 2000), Composite Codes, Aztec, Aztec Runes, QR Code, and MicroQR Code, as well as Postal Codes; USPS Intelligent Mail Bar Code & Postnet codes.

In addition, it can scan bar codes on LCD & LED Displays, including from Smartphones, for concert tickets, coupons, sales, customer tracking, library checkout and more!

The 520-RF Scanner is great for scanning and verifying Military Standard Labels like MIL-STD-129 & 130 Labels or Automotive labels like GM 1724 labels for readability before shipment.

It can also be used to scan 2D and 1D automotive VIN labels - with the long RF cordless range an operator can even scan VIN code in the parking lot and still have it transmit back to a computer. For out of RF range scanning the last scan is stored in the gun so that when the user is back in RF range they can transmit the code to the computer.

B700 USB RF Laser Base Station
The B700 USB RF Laser Base Station connects as a USB keyboard on a computer running Windows or macOS with no special software or drivers required. Data is input into the computer as keyboard data, so it is compatible with any application you already have. Just place the cursor wherever you want bar code data to appear and then scan your bar code — it is that simple!

The B700 can also enumerate as a USB CDC RS-232 Serial/COM port device on a Windows PC.

Up to 10 Base stations can operate within range of each other; each B700 USB Base can support up to 10 individual 520-RF scanners. The B700 USB RF Base Station is $100.00 . No power supply is needed — the Base Station connects directly to a USB port and gets its power from the computer.

A complete single gun system consisting of a 520-RF Laser Scanner, B700 USB RF Base Station is only $759.00 with free shipping to the USA!

 

FEATURED VIDEOS FOR THIS PRODUCT:

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