Honeywell – Honeywell VoyagerGS 9590

Product Details

Single-Line Laser Scanner

Honeywell’s VoyagerGSTM 9590 hand-held, single-line laser scanner
increases productivity by offering an aggressive solution for scanning
all standard 1D bar codes.
As the newest addition to the industry-leading Voyager® series, the
VoyagerGS 9590 features a new ergonomic design that maximizes
comfort and reduces fatigue for customers desiring a trigger-activated,
hand-held laser scanner. This new form factor makes the scanner ideal for
a variety of applications, including retail point-of-sale, office automation
and healthcare settings.
Optional integration of an RF EAS antenna allows retailers to save time
and money by simultaneously deactivating EAS tags and decoding bar
codes quickly.
The VoyagerGS ensures speed and accuracy by combining patented
automatic infrared activation technology with an enhanced depth-of-field.
This scanner also includes Honeywell’s patented CodeGate® technology
which easily completes data transmission with a single trigger pull.
The VoyagerGS 9591 is ideal for applications that require high-density
scanning, such as electronics manufacturing. The 9591 delivers quick
and accurate scanning of 1D bar codes as small as 3 mil.
The 9590 can be configured at no cost by using either the MetroSelect®
Single-Line Configuration Guide or MetroSet®2 software via a RS232
or USB interface. The 9590 also has the ability to format bar code data
to meet the specific requirements of host systems.
For presentation scanning, Honeywell offers a flexible stand with automatic
in-stand detection technology

Features

• Ergonomic Design: Fits comfortably into a wide array of hand sizes
• 100 Scans Per Second: Improves scan aggressiveness with increased scanning speed
• Durable Construction: Reduces downtime and service costs
• Automatic In-Stand Detection: Allows seamless transition from hand-held to presentation mode scanning
• Optional Integration of RF EAS Antenna: Increases
efficiency by simultaneously deactivating RF EAS tags and decoding bar codes