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Hand-held Barcode Scanners
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These devices are wired barcode scanners that are manually held oer a barcode or, in some cases, sit in a stand that enables you to present a barcoded item to the scanner and have the barcode read without having to touch the barcode scanner at all.
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Omni-directional Barcode Scanners
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These devices are usually placed on a desk, counter or bench top (or they can be mounted on top of the bench top, or mounted in the actual bench top). Instead of using a single scan line, they project multiple lines at multiple angles which means that the operator does not need to ensure that the barcode is orientated in any particular direction. Omni-directional scanners are often used at supermarket and retail check-outs. These scanners can read linear barcodes such as EAN, Code128, Code39, etc.
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Slot Barcode Scanners
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These devices are used to read barcodes that are printed on plastic ID cards, by swiping the card through the scanner slot (similar to the action in reading a magnetic stripe card). These scanners can read linear barcodes such as Code128, Code39, etc.
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Fixed Mount Barcode Scanners
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These devices are used in industrial and warehouse applications as process control or logging devices. These scanners can read linear barcodes such as Code128, Code39, etc.
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