CipherLab Co., Ltd
CipherLab Co., Ltd A8000RSC00002 8000 Series Mobile Computing 2MB SRAM Linear Imager USB Cradle AAA
Pocket-sized batch mobile computer with 2 MB SRAM, linear 1D imager, 16-bit CPU, 100 x 64 LCD, 21 backlit keys, IrDA and USB cradle, powered by two AAA cells
- StyleBasic
- Data Collection TypeBatch
- CPU16 bit
- Memory2MB SRAM / 2MB Flash ROM
- Display TypeLCD 100 x 64 with LED backlight
- Keypad21 rubber keys with white LED backlight
- Pocket-sized form fits in a pocket for all-day mobility
- Linear 1D imager scanner captures barcodes quickly for batch data collection
- 2 MB SRAM and 2 MB Flash ROM store scanned records reliably
- Operates from -10 °C to 60 °C and survives 1.2 m drops
- Runs on two AAA alkaline batteries for simple field replacement
Pocket-Sized Batch Computer
The CipherLab 8000 Series mobile computer fits in a pocket and weighs .27 lb. It runs on two AAA alkaline cells and uses a 16 bit CPU with 2MB SRAM plus 2MB Flash ROM. A linear 1D imager scanner and 21 backlit rubber keys handle barcode capture and data entry for retail, warehousing and route accounting tasks.
2MB Memory and Batch Workflow
The 2MB SRAM holds scanned records until a USB cradle offloads them, so the device suits shift-long batch collection rather than live-host sessions. Operating range spans -10 to 60 Celsius and 10 to 90 percent humidity, while a 1.2 meter drop rating protects against everyday knocks. IrDA at 115.2 Kbps offers a legacy wireless sync option when cabled transfer is not convenient.
Cradle Charging and Rugged Shell
The included USB cradle provides both communication and charging for the disposable AAA supply, removing the need for a separate power adapter. LCD resolution is 100 by 64 pixels with LED backlight for readable menus in varied lighting. The sealed, pocket-sized chassis meets the stated drop and temperature specs without bulky armour, keeping the unit light enough for all-day carry.
Highlights
- Pocket-sized form fits in a pocket for all-day mobility
- Linear 1D imager scanner captures barcodes quickly for batch data collection
- 2 MB SRAM and 2 MB Flash ROM store scanned records reliably
- Operates from -10 °C to 60 °C and survives 1.2 m drops
- Runs on two AAA alkaline batteries for simple field replacement
Specifications
| Series | 8000 |
|---|---|
| Model | 8000 |
| Part Number | A8000RSC00002 |
| Style | Basic |
| Data Collection Type | Batch |
| CPU | 16 bit |
| Memory | 2MB SRAM / 2MB Flash ROM |
| Display Type | LCD 100 x 64 with LED backlight |
| Keypad | 21 rubber keys with white LED backlight |
| Scanner Type | Linear 1D Imager Scanner |
| IrDA | IrDA (115.2 Kbps) |
| Interfaces | USB |
| Battery | 2 x AAA alkaline |
| Drop Rating | 4 feet, 1.2 meter |
| Operating Temperature | -10 to 60 degrees Celsius (14 to 140 degrees Fahrenheit) |
| Humidity | Operating: 10% to 90% / Storage: 5% to 95% |
| Dimensions | 4.80" x 2.20" x 0.90" |
| Weight | 0.27 lb. |
| Shipping weight | 0.45 kg |
| Package size | 127 × 76 × 25 mm |
Questions about this item
Will the USB cradle connect to my existing Windows 10 laptop without extra drivers?
The cradle uses a standard USB interface for batch uploads; most modern operating systems recognise it as a generic HID or COM device so no proprietary driver is usually required.
How can I confirm the linear imager is scanning correctly once I power on the unit?
Aim at a 1D barcode; a good read produces an audible beep and the captured data appears on the 100 x 64 LCD with LED backlight.
Does the package include rechargeable cells or must I supply standard AAA batteries?
The box contains the mobile computer, USB cradle and documentation; power comes from two user-supplied AAA alkaline cells.
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