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Fixed 2D Barcode CMOS Image Scanner
A fixed 2D barcode scanner that sits on the counter and reads codes as items are presented to it, leaving your staff both hands free for bagging.
CMOS imaging reads codes off phone screens as well as printed labels, so a digital voucher or a loyalty code scans exactly the way a product barcode does. Auto-sensing works from zero to sixteen centimetres at 0.3mm resolution, at up to 500 scans a second, which is comfortably faster than anyone can pass items across a counter.
It connects over USB and runs on most machines out of the box, with a virtual serial port option and programmable modes where a particular setup needs them. If you would rather pick the scanner up than present items to it, the handheld 1D scanner at £35 is the simpler choice.
- Fixed hands-free 2D CMOS image scanner
- Reads printed barcodes and codes on phone screens
- Auto-sensing from 0 to 16cm at 0.3mm resolution
Price
£99.00
- Secure checkout
- Fast UK support
- Delivery included
Why it fits
- Fixed hands-free 2D CMOS image scanner
- Reads printed barcodes and codes on phone screens
- Auto-sensing from 0 to 16cm at 0.3mm resolution
- Up to 500 scans per second
- USB plug and play, with a virtual serial port option
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Frequently asked questions
Answers for Fixed 2D Barcode CMOS Image Scanner.
What is a fixed hands-free barcode scanner used for?
The GTD2 is a fixed 2D CMOS image scanner that sits on the counter, so staff present items to it instead of holding a scanner. That keeps both hands free for bagging, which is faster during a queue. It is £99 with delivery included and reads printed barcodes and phone screens.
Can it scan barcodes and QR codes shown on a customer phone?
Yes. The GTD2 uses CMOS imaging, so it reads codes displayed on phone screens as well as printed barcodes. That is the main functional difference from the £35 handheld 1D laser scanner, which reads printed barcodes only. If you accept digital vouchers or loyalty codes, this is the scanner for it.
How fast is the GTD2 fixed 2D scanner?
It runs at up to 500 scans per second, with auto-sensing from zero to sixteen centimetres at 0.3mm resolution — comfortably quicker than anyone can pass items across a counter. It uses a 32-bit RISC and digital signal processor, and connects over USB with programmable modes where a setup needs them.
Should I buy the £99 fixed 2D scanner or the £35 handheld one?
Choose the £99 GTD2 if you want hands-free counter scanning or need to read phone screens. Choose the £35 handheld 1D laser scanner if you only scan printed barcodes and want to pick the scanner up — for bulky items in a trolley, or stock on a shelf rather than at the counter.
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