Rugged Barcode Imager is suited for indoor or outdoor use.
September 24, 2009 -
Designed to fit into public kiosks, visitor turnstiles, and retail point-of-sale equipment, LSR106 reads 2D barcodes on PDAs, mobile phones, or paper documents and captures data in less than 1 sec. It has waterproof construction and impact-resistant glass window that is sealed to prevent ingress of dust or other contamination. Configured via either serial RS-232 or USB interface, software upgradeable product can also read PDF417 and linear barcodes.
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Original Press release
Access IS
Unit 18 Suttons Business Park
Reading RG6 1AZ, ,
United Kingdom
Access' Rugged Barcode Imager Is Designed for Easy Installation into Kiosks and Turnstiles
Reading, UK, September 17, 2009 - Access IS has introduced a barcode imager designed to fit quickly and easily into public kiosks, visitor turnstiles at events, and retail point-of-sale equipment. The rugged, waterproof construction of the LSR106 makes it suitable for indoor or outdoor use. It reads 2D barcodes on personal digital assistants (PDAs), mobile phones or paper documents and captures data in less than a second. Four threaded brass inserts make it easy to install without additional hardware and it is easily removed when equipment needs servicing. The LSR106 does not need to be shrouded to prevent internal reflections, which simplifies product design, and its impact-resistant glass window is sealed in place to prevent the ingress of dust or other contamination.
The demand for mobile barcodes is growing quickly. Sending tickets and vouchers to mobile phones for redemption at kiosks, turnstiles and counters reduces operating costs and is convenient for consumers. Vouchers and coupons sent to mobile phones can also be used to increase retail sales through sales promotions.
The LSR106 is configured for different data formats via a serial RS-232 or USB interface, depending on the model. When operated in interactive mode, it can be controlled by the application running on the host IT system to give user feedback.
The device reads 2D, PDF417 and linear barcodes and is software upgradeable.
About Access Interfacing Solutions
Access IS, an ISO9001 accredited company based in Reading (UK), designs, manufactures and distributes innovative equipment that enables fast and accurate input of information into electronic systems. Products include custom and standard computer keyboards, keypads, OCR and biometric passport readers, bar code readers, magnetic swipe card readers and smartcard readers. The company also provides text displays for point-of-sale terminals. Over three-quarters of the products sold are created to meet the requirements of a specific application and Access IS works closely with its customers to understand their challenges and to come up with reliable solutions that provide effective functionality at the lowest cost-of-ownership. All of them are designed to streamline information processing and save both time and cost. All meet the highest standards in electrical, mechanical and aesthetic design.
Customers of Access IS are found throughout the world. The company's main markets are retail point-of-sale, retail banking, airports (check-in systems and boarding gate readers), stock exchanges, rugged mobile computing and industrial equipment. Major customers include Harrods, the New York Stock Exchange, Barclays Bank, British Airways and Qantas. Access IS designs and manufactures in the UK. Hardware and software engineering is based here too, and the company has extensive experience in meeting international standards for equipment interfaces and operating systems. Access IS is a company committed to providing a responsive and professional service to its customers. It also prides itself on maintaining the highest standards of integrity and business ethics. The company values long-term relationships with customers and relishes the challenges of helping them manage the input and output of data from electronic systems in the most cost-effective way.
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