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How to choose a barcode scanner for supermarkets? For supermarkets, the two most common types are handheld scanners or scanning platforms, so you can choose according to the size of your supermarket and the speed of cash register. If your store is small in size and the demand for cash register is not particularly large, you can choose a handheld barcode scanner or scanning platform according to your preferences, but if your supermarket is large, then we recommend you choose fixed scanning platform. Because this large supermarket has a large flow of people, the requirements for cash register are fast and accurate. If you use a fixed scanning platform, you can liberate the hands of the cashier. There is no need for a handheld scanning method. At the same time, the scanning platform can be set to automatically sense or the always-on scanning mode, which greatly increases the speed and efficiency of cash register, and also enhances the user experience of supermarket shoppers.

I believe that each of us has experience in supermarket shopping. If you are careful, you will find that most of the goods will have a black and white, uneven size barcode. The barcodes of the supermarket industry are relatively standard, and the amount of information that needs to be stored is not large, so most of them are one-dimensional barcodes and two-dimensional barcodes are rare in supermarkets. So it is enough to use a one-dimensional code scanner in supermarket, no need to use a two-dimensional code scanner.

Features and Benefits of the Motorola LS7808 Barcode Scanner:
1) Improved software algorithms: Reconstructing rough or damaged barcodes for superb first-pass rates.
2) Omnidirectional scanning mode: Allows the cashier to scan the barcode quickly and accurately without adjusting the positioning.
3) Auxiliary handheld scanner port: No need to take overweight items to the counter, helping to reduce injuries in the workplace.
4) Anti-scratch tempered glass/stainless steel component option: Maximize the reliability of data acquisition in a heavier load environment.
5) Standard Commodity Electronic Security System (EAS) failure function: Simultaneously collect barcodes and invalidate EAS tags.
6) Multi-POS interface onboard support, no need to change the scanner when upgrading the host system.
7) Remote Scanner Management (RSM): The MOTO LS7808 Platform Scanner enables network-based remote device management, reducing total cost.
8) GS1 Data Bar Support: Support for this newer standard ensures future compatibility.
9) Replace the LS5800: The MOTO LS7808 scanner can be easily installed into the standard counter buried position; it can be flush with the counter to release the checkout space.

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Features and Benefits of The Honeywell MS7120 Barcode Scanner:
1) Omnidirectional 20-line mesh scanning pattern: excellent scanning performance, with the advantages of fixed scanning.
2) Optimal scan point design: Optimized scan performance and one pass rate.
3) Rotary adjustable scanning head: 30 degrees rotation angle can flexibly lock the product to be scanned.
4) Flash ROM software upgrade: It can be upgraded on the ordinary PC through MetroSet2? software.
5) Automatic scanning design: easy to operate, automatically starts scanning when close to the bar code.

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Features and Benefits of The Motorola LS9208 Barcode Scanner:
1) Omnidirectional scanning and 100-line raster mode: No precise positioning is required.
2) Single line scan mode: Perfect for reading barcode menus and bills of lading.
3) Multiple onboard interfaces: Protect your hardware investment with a flexible host connection.
4) Universal cable: Easy to replace or upgrade.
5) Small size: suitable for the cashier environment with the narrowest space.
6) Adjustable multi-mount bracket: maximize operator comfort and efficiency.
7) Built-in shock absorption: Protects the scanning module components for added durability.
8) Flash: Good for field updates and customized products.
9) The EAS (optional) failure option for the electronic goods anti-theft system at the checkout counter.
10) Support Setup Utility: Use the PC to download help settings.
11) Readable GS1 Data Bar code system: to ensure compatibility with the new code system.
12) Compatible with Global Trade Item Code (GTIN): 14-bit GTINs can be decoded and transmitted as appropriate.
13) Advanced Data Formatting (ADF): Allows users to modify data before sending it to the host: saving on expensive host software modification.

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