Draadloze 2D-DPM-handscanner Zebra DS4678, Bluetooth barcode-imager

Zebra DS4678 is a handheld Bluetooth 2D DPM scanner designed for cordless barcode imaging. The device supports direct part mark (DPM) capture and general 2D barcode reading, offering portable, cable-free operation for inventory, manufacturing traceability and asset management. It includes a removable 2500 mAh battery and has IP52 protection for light dust and splashing water. The scanner is black and connects over Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) class 5.2.

Advantages

The scanner combines 2D imaging and DPM support in a single cordless unit, enabling fast capture of marked parts and traditional barcodes. Bluetooth (BLE 5.2) provides wireless connectivity to mobile systems, while the removable 2500 mAh battery allows quick replacement for continuous operation. The IP52 protection rating adds basic resistance to dust and splashing, suitable for industrial and retail environments.

Suitable for

• Inventory counting and stock management
• Manufacturing traceability and quality control
• Asset tracking and maintenance records
• Retail point-of-sale and backroom scanning

Key specifications

• Scan technology: 2D imager with Direct Part Mark (DPM) capability
• Wireless connection: Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) 5.2
• Battery: removable 2500 mAh rechargeable battery
• Protection class: IP52 (dust-protected, splash-resistant)
• Form factor: handheld, cordless scanner
• Colour: black

How to use

Charge or install the removable 2500 mAh battery, then power on the scanner and enable Bluetooth on the host device. Pair the scanner via BLE 5.2 according to the host system’s Bluetooth pairing procedure. Aim the imager at the barcode or DPM mark and press the trigger to capture; confirm successful reads via the scanner’s indication or the connected application. Replace the battery when capacity is low to maintain continuous operation.

Recommendations

Use the scanner indoors or in sheltered industrial areas to avoid extended exposure to heavy dust or water. For reliable DPM capture, ensure surfaces are clean and positioned at appropriate distance and angle to the imager; consult Zebra integration guides for optimal scanning parameters and host configuration.