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This Motorola CS1504 blue handheld barcode scanner reads and decodes one-dimensional (1D) barcodes and uses its memory storage of up to 150 codes to read independent of a host system. The compact design is lightweight and fits onto a keychain for portability. Scan and delete buttons adjust what information is stored in the memory. The scan button can be locked to prevent accidental use. Real-time clock data is saved with each scan in the memory. The data storage remains in the memory even when batteries are removed.

SpecificationsMemory capacity150 barcodes (default) , 300 UPC only codes, 400 thirteen-character codes (time/stamp turned off) BatteryAccepts 4 silver oxide watch batteries (not included) Battery lifeUp to 5,000 scans on a fresh set of batteriesHost system interfacesRS-232 (serial) , standard USB smart cableDecode capabilityReads 1D barcodes. Also UPC/EAN/JAN, Code 128, Code 39, Coupon Code, I2 of 5, D2 of 5, ISBN, WebcodesReader dimensions*2.5 x 1.5 x 0.75 inches /6.35 x 3.81 x 1.90 cm (L x W x H) Reader weight1.2 oz./34 g with batteriesColorBlue

* L is length, the horizontal distance from left to right; W is width, the horizontal distance from front to back; H is height, the vertical distance from bottom to top.

Barcode scanners, also known as barcode readers, can be used to scan and decode barcodes and to transmit barcode data to a computer or another host system. Barcode readers with a single-line laser can be used to scan linear, one-dimensional (1D) barcodes. Some lasers can produce light in an omnidirectional pattern to allow scanning of barcodes from different angles. Other barcode readers contain CCD (charge-coupled device) light sensors instead of a laser for accuracy and wear resistance. Barcode scanners with raster scanning, area imaging, and other scanning technologies can allow scanning of two-dimensional (2D) or Portable Document Format 417 (PDF417) barcodes, among other types. Some barcode readers provide onboard flash memory to allow the storage of barcode data before transmitting it to a computer or host system through a USB cable or wireless WLAN or Bluetooth connection. Many barcode readers have a handle for handheld use and come with a stand or a charging cradle for fixed position applications, while others are designed for stationary use on a counter or another flat surface. Some portable readers are small enough to be carried in a pocket or attached to a lanyard. Barcode readers are used at retail checkout counters and other points of sale (POS) locations and in warehouses and shipping facilities.