Zebra LS2208-SR20007R-NA corded handheld 1D laser barcode scanner
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CCD barcode scanner with multi-interface support, cable sold separately
The CipherLab 1100 is a CCD barcode scanner designed for point-of-sale and inventory environments. It features a black housing and a multi-interface design that requires a separate cable for connectivity. This new unit replaces the earlier S1100RSCN1001 model.
This scanner fits operators who need reliable linear barcode capture at a fixed workstation with the correct interface cable. It is not for users seeking a wireless or Bluetooth-enabled device, nor for those who need 2D imaging capability or a cable included in the box.
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Scan a test barcode; the scanner will beep and the data will appear at the cursor position if the interface cable is properly attached and the host is ready.
The box includes the 1100 CCD scanner in black; a compatible interface cable for the chosen host connection is not included and must be ordered separately.
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