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Datalogic Gryphon GD4520 2D Imager Barcode Scanner USB with Stand Kit

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Datalogic Gryphon GD4520 2D Imager Barcode Scanner USB with Stand KitDescriptionSpecificationsShipping The Gryphon I GD4500 imager stands out with an elegant and trendy new design, unchallenged ergonomics and features the most advanced Megapixel sensor with warm white illumination 2D technology for outstanding performance. The Gryphon GD4500 imager takes advantage of Datalogics Motionix motion sensing technology which detects the natural actions of the operator to automatically switch the scanner into the desired

The Gryphon I GD4500 imager stands out with an elegant and trendy new design, unchallenged ergonomics and features the most advanced Megapixel sensor with warm-white-illumination 2D technology for outstanding performance.

The Gryphon GD4500 imager takes advantage of Datalogic’s Motionix™ motion-sensing technology which detects the natural actions of the operator to automatically switch the scanner into the desired scanning mode. This technology works with or without the use of a stand, offering both hand held and presentation reading options.

Datalogic’s reading technology with highly visible warm-white illumination is easier on the human eyes and reads colored labels much better. The highly visible 4-Dot aimer defines a precise reading zone and reduces accidental reads, while the aimer’s center cross provides a locator for targeted scanning in a multiple bar code environment.

The GD4500 imager is also available in a Healthcare model with disinfectant-ready and anti-microbial enclosures for applications in the Healthcare industry.

Features:

- The GD4500 imager reads 1D, 2D, postal codes, stacked and composite bar codes, Digimarc and dot codes

- 1 MP optics for superior scanning and depth of field with image capture and document scanning capabilities (OCR Ready)

- Multi-interface options: USB-only or multi-interface RS-232 / USB / Keyboard Wedge

- Featuring Datalogic’s patented ‘Green Spot’ and 3GL™ technologies good-read feedbacks and Motionix™ motion-sensing technology for seamless reading mode transitions

- The Healthcare model of the GD4500 imager is manufactured with disinfectant-ready and anti-microbial enclosures

- The GD4500 imager is also available as an ‘all-in-one’ model, mounted in a permanent tilting stand

  • New Illumination and Aiming System
  • 1 MP optics for faster scanning, Wider-range scan distance field, Greater tolerance for poor barcode quality, reading fast moving codes.
  • New warm-white-illumination technology that eases eye strain 
  • Read barcodes from glass, phones, tablets, portable computers.
  • Digital Watermark reads
  • Light weight for better operator comfort - only 161 grams
  • Drop Resistance 1.8 meter
  • IP52 Rating for Water and Particle Resistance
  • Configuration and Remote Management Tools
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