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NLS-HR3000-V2-USG20 Newland HR3000 Barcode Scanner

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NLS-HR3000-V2-USG20 Newland HR3000 Barcode Scanner - Corded USB, 1D and 2D, Megapixel Imager, Laser Aiming, Gooseneck Stand

Key Features

  • Interface: Corded USB with 2 m straight cable
  • Scan Capability: 1D and 2D barcode capture, plus OCR
  • Image Sensor: 1280 x 800 megapixel CMOS
  • Decoding: Newland UIMG® with CPU-based processing
  • Aiming and Illumination: Laser aimer with white LED illumination
  • Scan Rate: Up to 6 scans per second
  • Standards Support: Digimarc® digital watermark, GS1 Digital Link, GS1 2D Modes 1, 2, and 3
  • OCR: Passport MRZ, printed dates, and general alphanumeric characters
  • Screen Reading: Reads codes displayed on phone and monitor screens
  • Durability: IP52 sealed with no moving parts, 1.5 m drop resistance
  • Housing: Black
  • Configuration: EasySet plus Scripting for detailed command programming
  • Kit Contents: Gooseneck stand and 2 m straight USB cable
  • Version: V2

Additional Features

  • Optimized for retail checkout, healthcare, receiving, stockroom, and light industrial workflows
  • Megapixel imaging with UIMG® decoding captures high-density, damaged, and distorted codes that stall lower-resolution imagers
  • Laser aiming places the read precisely when labels are printed close together or applied to small parts
  • Gooseneck stand enables hands-free presentation scanning at a counter or bench, with the scanner still available handheld when needed
  • Digimarc® and GS1 Digital Link support means the hardware does not need replacing when retail transitions away from linear barcodes at the point of sale
  • Built-in OCR captures passport and printed date data without adding a second device to the workflow
  • No moving parts in an IP52-sealed housing removes the most common failure point in high-cycle scanning
  • Service coverage included at no additional cost with every hardware purchase, backed by depot repair and a local technician network