Description:
The Honeywell QC800 isn't actually a barcode scanner itself, but rather a barcode verifier. Unlike scanners that simply read codes, the QC800 analyzes the quality of existing barcodes. It ensures they meet industry standards and can be accurately read by scanners throughout the supply chain. This helps prevent errors and delays caused by poorly printed or damaged codes. The QC800 utilizes a customized linear imager for verification and can be used in two ways: aim-and-shoot for quick checks or with optional wands for detailed analysis against specific quality parameters.
Features:
The Honeywell QC800 isn't a barcode scanner, but a vital tool for businesses that rely on accurate barcode data – a barcode verifier. Let's delve into its features that ensure top-notch barcode quality:
Barcode Quality Analysis, Not Just Reading:
- Verifies Code Quality: Unlike scanners that simply read codes, the QC800 analyzes barcode quality against traditional and ISO/IEC standards. This ensures they meet industry specifications and can be read flawlessly by scanners throughout the supply chain, minimizing errors and delays.
- Prevents Errors and Delays: Poorly printed or damaged barcodes can disrupt workflows. The QC800 proactively identifies such issues, allowing for timely correction and preventing downstream problems.
Flexible Verification Methods:
- Simple Point-and-Shoot Verification: The QC800 includes a customized linear imager for quick and convenient verification. Just aim and shoot to assess basic barcode quality.
- Detailed Analysis with Optional Wands (available separately): For in-depth analysis against specific quality parameters, the QC800 can be used with optional mouse or pen style wands in various sizes. These wands provide greater control and precision for detailed inspections.
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