Description:
Honeywell's Solaris 7820 vertical mini-slot scanner increases productivity with an unmatched feature set that aggressively scans high-density codes and fits easily into any existing enclosure found in small-item, high-volume retail environments.
Designed to increase system output and lower the total cost of ownership, the 7820 reduces on-site service costs and downtime in convenience, drug, specialty, liquor, and grocery store environments.
With an extended depth of field and advanced decoding software, cashiers can scan all standard bar codes on the first pass with minimal concern for orientation or print quality.
Multiple on-board interfaces make the 7820 compatible with most POS systems, minimizing the efforts associated with device management. The 7820 further simplifies integration by drawing power directly from the host's 12-volt USB or serial port.
Unlike other comparable devices, the 7820 includes a troubleshooting visual diagnostic indicator. For investment protection, every scanner comes standard with an integrated RF EAS antenna and the capability to perform interlock with either Checkpoint or Sensormatic.
The 7820 sets itself apart from the field with a multifunctional RS232 auxiliary port that provides a single point of communication for either a hand-held scanner or an external scale.
Honeywell's 7820 comes with one of two flex-pole stands for countertop or wall-mounted functions. For harsh checkout environments, the 7820 provides an optional reinforced protective window.
Features:
Reads 5.0 mil bar codes: Aggressively decodes highdensity bar codes and optimizes checkout procedures.
Multiple Interfaces: Multiple on-board interfaces make the 7820 compatible with most POS systems, minimizing the efforts associated with device management.
Diagnostic Indicator: Enables fast and easy troubleshooting and decreases downtime.
Field-Replacable Window: Minimizes downtime with quick and easy in-lane replacement of protective window.
Draws Power from Host Through USB or Serial Ports (12V): Saves space and money by reducing the number of cables.
