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Hands-free Scanner
DECODE CAPABILITY: 1D/2D
SCAN TECHNOLOGY: Imager
TYPE: Wired
OPTIONAL: Extreme Density
The DS4600 Series offers the versatility and scanning performance you need to keep transactions fast and lanes flowing smoothly throughout the whole store. This feature-rich family of corded and cordless scanners helps associates scan items of all sizes, read barcodes in nearly any condition and handle transactions of all kinds. There is a DS4600 Series model for every need in your store. Bulky items in a shopping cart, a customer’s driver’s license at the returns desk, a mobile coupon at checkout, tiny barcodes in the jewelry department, auxiliary handheld scanning at self-checkout — the DS4600 Series can handle it all. The increased efficiency shrinks lines and keeps customers coming back again and again. And Zebra DNA enhances every stage of your scanning journey, from setup and security to management and optimization. The DS4600 Series — more data capture versatility, more range and more innovation.
The DS4600 Series is engineered for durability, inside and out. IP52 sealing protects against spills. An exclusive double-sealed optical system guards the critical optical components from dust and liquid — ensuring that the ‘eye’ of the scanner always captures the sharpest possible barcode image for fast, reliable decoding. The recessed scan window protects against smudges, dirt and scratches. And the scanner is built to survive multiple 6 ft (1.8m) drops to concrete and 2,000 tumbles in our punishing tumble test.
The DS4600 Series is engineered for durability, inside and out. IP52 sealing protects against spills. An exclusive double-sealed optical system guards the critical optical components from dust and liquid — ensuring that the ‘eye’ of the scanner always captures the sharpest possible barcode image for fast, reliable decoding. The recessed scan window protects against smudges, dirt and scratches. And the scanner is built to survive multiple 6 ft (1.8m) drops to concrete and 2,000 tumbles in our punishing tumble test.
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FAQ: Can I use RFID Tags in Jewelry?
Answer: Yes, Jewelry Tags are available in Zebra RFID Labels portfolio
FAQ: Can the Ribbon be rewinded and used again?
Answer: Reusing the ribbon will result in poor print quality, so it is not advised.
FAQ: What is the handheld scanner's primary connection?
Answer: The primary connections is USB. Only requirements determine connection if needed
FAQ: What is your scanners' scan engine technology?
Answer: For a better understanding of scanning, sales executives typically explain this scenario to the end user. Depending on the requirements, a variety of scan engines can be expected.
FAQ: How many hours to charge the battery of the scanner?
Answer: Standard from 3 Hours to 3.5 hours of charging time
FAQ: Do you have a battery in your scanner?
Answer: We offer a number of items that include a standard USB cable and a battery unit for a standard Bluetooth connection.End-user workloads
FAQ: Which is better a wired or wireless scanner?
Answer: Wireless barcode scanners provide workers with the freedom to scan without being restrained by cables. The flexibility of not having cables allows the scanner to move to the stock rather than have the stock move to the scanner.
FAQ: What is the difference between a 1D scanner and 2D scanner?
Answer: 1D barcode scanners cannot read 2D barcodes whereas the 2D barcode imager’s can read both 1D and 2D.
FAQ: What is the handheld scanner's primary connection?
Answer: The primary connections is USB. Only requirements determine connection if needed
FAQ: What is your scanners' scan engine technology?
Answer: For a better understanding of scanning, sales executives typically explain this scenario to the end user. Depending on the requirements, a variety of scan engines can be expected.
FAQ: Do you have a Barcode Designer for the Barcode Printer?
Answer: Yes, we provide software for Label design, Seagull Bartender, Zebra Designer and Loftware by Nice Label
FAQ: How many hours to charge the battery of the scanner?
Answer: Standard from 3 Hours to 3.5 hours of charging time
FAQ: Do you have a battery in your scanner?
Answer: We offer a number of items that include a standard USB cable and a battery unit for a standard Bluetooth connection.
FAQ: Do you have rugged/Industrial Scanners?
Answer: Yes, Rugged series of Scanners are usually for Industrial use
FAQ: Do you offer Handheld for Health Care?
Answer: Yes, Some of the models have HC variant
FAQ: What is the driver for Zebra Handheld Scanners?
Answer: Although manual driver installation is not necessary, the scanner's configuration may vary
FAQ: How to configure the scanner?
Answer: Our Certified Technical Specialists will help you. Zebra Scanner configuration can be used with the freeware 123Scan and Honeywell scanner for EZ configuration.
FAQ: How many hours to charge the battery of the scanner?
Answer: Standard from 3 Hours to 3.5 hours of charging time


















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