Datalogic
Datalogic Gryphon GM4500 433MHz barcode scanner GM4500-BK-433K1
Wireless 2D imager reads 1D, 2D, postal and mobile codes at 433 MHz with inductive charging cradle
- Scans 1D and 2D codes including PDF417 with megapixel sensor
- Wireless 433MHz STAR Cordless System enables cordless freedom
- Wireless charging eliminates contact cleaning and maintenance
- Adjustable cradle supports scan-while-charging for continuous use
- Lightweight 160g design with good-read LEDs, beep and vibration feedback
Premium Handheld 2D Imager
The Datalogic Gryphon GM4500 is a premium handheld barcode scanner built for general-purpose applications. It reads all common 1D and 2D codes, plus postal, stacked and composite symbologies such as PDF417. The megapixel sensor with warm-white illumination also captures codes displayed on mobile screens for ticketing or marketing workflows.
Sustained Wireless Operation
The scanner uses Datalogic STAR Cordless System on the 433MHz band for narrow-band radio communication. An integrated batch mode stores scans when the link is temporarily out of range, preventing data loss during extended shifts. Wireless charging eliminates physical contacts, so the cradle maintains reliability without the downtime caused by contact wear or cleaning.
Thermals Noise and Power Draw
The unit draws 2.5 W while seated in the charging cradle at 500 mA and 5 V DC, operating from a 4.4 V to 5.5 V DC input range. Weighing 160 g with dimensions of 99 mm by 64 mm by 165 mm, it stays cool and silent during normal use. Adjustable beep tone, volume and optional vibration give feedback without audible disruption.
Highlights
- Scans 1D and 2D codes including PDF417 with megapixel sensor
- Wireless 433MHz STAR Cordless System enables cordless freedom
- Wireless charging eliminates contact cleaning and maintenance
- Adjustable cradle supports scan-while-charging for continuous use
- Lightweight 160g design with good-read LEDs, beep and vibration feedback
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How much power does the GM4500 base draw while charging all day?
The charging base operates at 2.5 watts, drawing 500 milliamps at 5 volts DC.
Which host interface must the computer provide for the USB kit?
The scanner kit requires an available USB port on the host system.
Can the 433 MHz wireless link work alongside older USB scanners on the same PC?
Yes, the radio link is independent; the cradle appears as a standard USB device alongside legacy scanners.
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