Datalogic Magellan 8502 Wired Handheld Barcode Scanner

Magellan 8502 Scanner-Scale (Long WRG, US Power and RS-232 Cable 8-0227-04) The Datalogic 85203-01102-03010A is also known as PSC- 852030110203010

The Magellan 8500 Omega Series high performance scanner and scanner/scale with the new OmegaTek Productivity Technology is specifically designed for high volume retail checkout applications. OmegaTek Productivity Technology is comprised of hardware and software innovations that significantly improve scanner performance by increasing the scanning speed and by improving the first pass read rates on hard-to-read bar codes. This yields industry leading scan speeds and first-pass-read-ra tes while improving front end checkout productivity by reducing or eliminating re-scans or no-scans and improving customer service by reducing the time a customer has to wait in the checkout line. The Magellan 8500 Omega also maximizes productivity by using SurroundScan 3D Scanning technology. SurroundScan utilizes the Magellan 8500 Omega's breakthrough scan pattern to aggressively read all six sides of an item while enabling outstanding performance on truncated and higher density bar codes like RSS. SurroundScan virtually eliminates misreads and reduces ergonomic problems by allowing cashiers the freedom to scan items in their natural orientation. The Magellan 8500 Omega features a redesigned All-Weighs platter for reducing loss from shrink stemming from misweighing large or over-sized produce. The All-Weighs platter design is more intuitive to use and allows produce to be leaned against the vertical window and platter, away from the counter, for the most accurate weighing. The Magellan 8500 Omega is also equipped with PSC's patented FirstStrike advanced decoding software for reading damaged, wrinkled, and poorly printed labels. With FirstStrike, labels can be quickly stitched together by piecing together information captured by any one of the scan lines. Additionally, FirstStrike uses some of the most advanced character correlation algorithms available to reconstruct damaged or missing bar code data. All of this is done in a split second to speed throughput on poor quality labels an