2D barcode scanner

A feature rich handheld/hands-free combined 2D imaging device that uses next-generation scanning technology, allowing you to scan any barcode on any medium under any conditions.
By choosing the DS4308P, you can experience the versatility of handheld and projection scanners. It adopts a new generation of scanning technology, allowing you to scan any barcode on any medium under any conditions.

Employees only need to put down or pick up the scanner to instantly switch between handheld and hands-free scanning. The compact base allows it to easily and conveniently perform projection scanning in most limited space areas.

The DS4308P can scan any barcode, whether it is one-dimensional or two-dimensional barcode, electronic barcode or printed barcode on paper labels or plastic cards, even high-density, soiled, scratched or poorly printed barcodes.
PRZM Intelligent Imaging Technology
By improving decoding performance and running speed, significantly enhancing user experience, user efficiency, throughput, and waiting time, setting new standards for two-dimensional imaging.

Easily switch between projection and handheld modes
When the DS4308P is placed on the counter, it will automatically scan any barcode within the "scanning area". All users only need to pick up the scanner to switch to trigger handheld mode.

Scan with greater flexibility in data collection
The DS4308P is capable of scanning one-dimensional, two-dimensional, and PDF417 barcodes printed on paper labels or displayed on mobile devices or data terminal screens. Provide the required resolution for long-distance scanning, clear photos, easily recognizable signatures, and more accurate OCR data.
External dimensions
8.15 inches (height) x 5.18 inches (length) x 3.74 inches (width)
20.7 cm (height) x 13.15 cm (length) x 9.5 cm (width)

weight
10.6 ounces/300 grams
colour
Light Black

decodability
One dimensional, two-dimensional, and PDF417
Drop specification
Can withstand multiple impacts from a height of 5 feet/1.5 meters falling onto concrete floors

scanning technique