Stationary Embedded 1D 2D Fixed Mount Barcode Scanner For Vending Machine

HW-1880 Embedded 1D 2D QR MRZ OCR Programmable Auto Detective fixed barcode reader for vending machine

Product Overview

The HW-1880 is a stationary 2D barcode reader designed primarily for integration into various self-service equipment. It supports internationally standardized 1D barcodes, 2D codes, MRZ strings on IDs or passports, high-density PDF417 on driver’s licenses, reverse-phase Datamatrix codes on Russian cigarette packages, and nearly all other common barcode types. Additionally, it features anti-glare capability for reading in direct sunlight, and can scan both printed barcodes and electronic screen codes, as well as DPM (Direct Part Marking) codes, which are engraved barcodes.

As part of a series, it offers comprehensive functionality to meet diverse application needs. Besides standard models, we provide customization according to specific client requirements, including special features, performance adjustments, and interfaces such as RS232, RS485, and Wiegand. The sub-models are listed in the table below, sorted in ascending order of performance.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION

The technical specifications for HW-1880z are provided here. Datasheets for other models can be downloaded from our website, or you may contact us directly.

Application Areas

Embedded barcode scanners are widely used in any product requiring scanning capabilities. Below are several successful application examples of this product:

1.  Parcel lockers (e.g., Hive Box). Commonly found in residential communities, schools, and industrial parks, these lockers integrate stationary barcode readers internally.

2.  Self-service vending machines. Frequently deployed in public areas, these machines use built-in fixed barcode readers to scan product codes for inventory management and to read QR codes on customers’ phones for payment.

3.  Smart waste stations. To promote orderly waste disposal and environmental protection, many advanced cities worldwide have adopted smart waste stations. These incorporate fixed barcode readers to scan QR codes from users’ mobile apps, linking the system with real-world actions.

4.  Industrial manufacturing. On production lines, each step often requires scanning into MES systems, ensuring planned management and operational control throughout the factory.