Handheld barcodelezer Honeywell Orbit 7190g

The Honeywell Orbit 7190g is a handheld presentation barcode reader combining an omnidirectional laser and an integrated area imager in a single device. Designed for retail checkouts where counter space is limited, it reads merchandise linear barcodes quickly while also supporting reading of digital barcodes on smartphones and ID cards. The compact, award-winning housing permits handheld scanning of large or bulky items and the scan head can be tilted up to 30° to target differently shaped products. Multiple onboard interfaces and automatic interface detection make the Orbit 7190g easy to install into existing POS systems, and it can draw power through USB to avoid extra power supplies.

Advantages

The Orbit 7190g integrates a 20-line omnidirectional laser for proven 1D performance together with a Honeywell area imager for reliable 2D reading, removing the need for a separate imager. Dual working modes automatically optimise the scanner for cashier-led merchandise scans and customer smartphone code presentation, reducing interference from laser or LED illumination. Automatic interface detection and plug-and-play USB power simplify setup and reduce the time required for deployment at tills.

Suitable for

• Retail checkout counters with limited counter space
• Convenience stores and small-format retailers
• Stores that require both merchandise barcode scanning and smartphone coupon/ID scanning
• Point-of-sale systems using USB, RS-232 or keyboard wedge connections

Key specifications

• Scanner type: 1D/2D handheld presentation scanner
• Sensor: Omnidirectional 20-line laser + integrated area imager
• Supported 1D codes: Code 39, GS1 DataBar Omnidirectional, U.P.C.
• Supported 2D codes: Data Matrix, PDF417, QR Code
• Maximum read rate: up to 1120 reads/s
• Working distance: 327 mm
• Connectivity: Wired (USB, RS-232, keyboard wedge); automatic interface detection
• Power: 5 V input; can draw power via USB
• Weight: 0.41 kg
• Colour: Black

How to use

Place the Orbit 7190g on the checkout counter or hold it in hand to scan large items; the scanner’s shape supports both presentation and handheld scanning. For scanning merchandise, present the barcode to the omnidirectional laser pattern; for smartphone coupons or IDs, present the digital code to the area imager. Tilt the scan head within its 30° range if required to align with the barcode on a bulky or awkwardly shaped product. Connect the scanner to the POS using the appropriate cable—USB, RS-232 or keyboard wedge—and allow the unit to auto-detect the interface. If using USB, the scanner can receive power directly through the connection.

Recommendations

Position the scanner so the barcode or smartphone screen is within the typical working distance and angle; avoid extreme glare on mobile screens and keep the scan head clean to maintain reliable read performance for both 1D and 2D codes.