Programmed for the 4-State Customer Barcode Universal Code Reader

Universal Code Reader All-in-one Postal and Barcode Reader Programmed for the 4-State Customer Barcode VisionSensor™2020 is a state of the art universal postal code (4-State, Postnet, Planet) and barcode (1D & 2D) reader. Developed to be the first universal handheld “point and shoot” postal code reader, no other single device performs as many code reading functions. VisionSensor™2020 is available with either a cabled handle or battery handle (for cordless operation). Videk can read your Intelligent Codes and MORE! 4-State COMMON APPLICATIONS: Planet Mail Production • Assurance of barcode content, Data Matrix correctness and readability. • Pre-press proofs of the Postnet code. Postnet • Verify that mail was sent to the Post Office. Remittance Processing PDF417 • Delete names off a master list in real time. Equipment Maintenance Aztec Maxi • Quality Control • Track and Trace ADF Tracking Code 39 ...and more! Videk, Inc • 2200 Brighton Henrietta Townline Road • Rochester, NY 14623 • (800) 24-VIDEK • www.videk.com Battery Charger Accessory Physical Characteristics Performance Characteristics Field of View Near: 21.5º horizontal by 16.2º vertical Dimensions Reader: 1.3” H x 4.3” D x 1.8” W Far: 22.9º horizontal by 11.6º vertical (3.3cm H x 10.9cm L x 4.6cm W) Focal Point Near: 4” Handle: 5.5” H x 5” L x 2” W (14cm H x 12cm L x 5.1cm W) Far: 9” Weight Reader: 2.5 oz (71.5 gm) (does not include cable) Sensor Progressive Scan CMOS 1.33MP Battery Handle: 4.8 oz (136 gm) (1024 x 1280) 256 level grayscale Cabled Handle: 4 oz (113 gm) Pitch ± 30º (front to back) Skew ± 20º (side to side) Cable Length 6 ft (1.8m) Rotation Tolerance ± 180° Interface USB Print Contrast Res. 25% (1D symbologies) or 35% (PDF417) absolute dark/light reflectance differential, measured at 650 nm Target Beam Class 2 Visible Laser Diode at 630 nm Ambient Light Immunity Sunlight: Up to 9,000 ft-candles/96,890 lux User Environment Shock Withstands multiple drops of 6.56 feet (2 Meters) onto concrete Operating Temperature 0º to 40º C/32º to 104º F Power Requirements Reader @ 5vdc (mA) - Typical = 140 Storage Temperature -20º to 60º C/-4º to 140º F Peak = 310; Idle = n/a; Sleep =3 Humidity 5% to 95% noncondensing Code Quality Code Read Quality Index Decode Capability PLANET, Japanese Post, Australia Post, Royal Mail RM4SCC, KIX code, MaxiCode, PDF417 (including Macro support), Accessories Data Matrix, QR Code, MicroPDF417, • External Battery Charger UCC Composite, Aztec Code, • Cabled Handle Code 39, Code 128, UPC/EAN/JAN, Int 2 of 5, Codabar, Codablock F, Code 93, • Battery Handle UCC RSS, POSTNET, UPU 4 State ID Tag, • USB Cable USPS 4-State Customer Barcode • RS-232 Cable Note: The VisionSensorTM 2020 incorporates all the postal code reading capabilities offered in Videk’s “Verifier HXTM ” models in use by the USPS. ©2007 Videk Inc. All rights reserved. Videk, Clearly a company with visionTM and VisionSensorTM are trademarks of Videk, Inc..

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