Scanner 2D Honeywell Genesis XP 7680g, multi-interfaccia, Digimarc, USB, bianco, 0,59 kg

Honeywell Genesis XP 7680g is a handheld presentation 2D imager designed for reliable reading of 1D and 2D barcodes, including Digimarc codes. The scanner is supplied in white, features multi-interface connectivity (RS232, KBW, USB, RS485) and a standard-range imager. It is built for retail, logistics and inventory workflows and weighs 0.59 kg. The package includes a USB cable, power cable and a stand. Protection class: IP52.

Advantages

The Genesis XP 7680g provides fast decoding of barcodes and supports Digimarc for advanced packaging identification. Multi-interface options (RS232, KBW, USB, RS485) enable flexible connection to point-of-sale and back-office systems. The included stand and cables simplify installation and the IP52 rating offers basic protection against dust and water splashes.

Suitable for

• Retail point-of-sale scanning
• Inventory management and stock control
• Logistics and parcel handling
• Countertop presentation scanning

Key specifications

• Model: Honeywell Genesis XP 7680g (MPN: 7680GSR-5USB-1)
• Scanner type: 2D imager (standard range)
• Barcode support: 1D, 2D, Digimarc
• Interfaces: RS232, KBW, USB, RS485
• Protection class: IP52
• Included accessories: USB cable, power cable, stand
• Colour: white
• Weight: 0.59 kg

How to use

Connect the scanner to your system using the appropriate interface (USB for most modern POS systems or RS232/RS485/KBW where required). Mount the scanner on the supplied stand for hands-free presentation scanning, or use it as a handheld device for directed reads. Aim the imager at the barcode, press the trigger if using handheld mode, and allow the device to decode and transmit the data to the host system.

Recommendations

For reliable performance, keep the imager window clean and use the USB connection for plug-and-play operation with most POS systems. Use the stand for high-volume countertop scanning and verify host compatibility with RS232/RS485 or KBW if those interfaces are required.