Honeywell
Honeywell 1202G-2USB-5-N barcode scanner
A wireless 1D laser scanner with USB, RS232 and keyboard wedge interfaces, 100 scans per second and a 30 metre Bluetooth range
- Weight3.0000
- Wireless freedom up to 30 metres range
- 12 hours continuous scanning per battery charge
- 45000 scans possible on a single charge
- Multi-interface auto-detection simplifies setup fast
- Paging system locates misplaced scanner instantly
Honeywell Voyager 1202g Wireless Scanner
The Honeywell Voyager 1202g is a 1D wireless laser scanner designed for retail, healthcare and light industrial environments. It reads barcodes at up to 100 scan lines per second and connects via USB, Keyboard Wedge, RS232 or IBM 46xx interfaces. The kit includes a charging and communication base with a 10 metre Bluetooth range for cordless freedom.
Interface Limits and Battery Life
The scanner automatically detects the host interface on connection, reducing setup time. Bluetooth Class 2 provides a clear line-of-sight range up to 30 metres from the base. The field-replaceable lithium-ion battery delivers 12 hours of continuous scanning or roughly 45000 scans per charge, supporting a full shift without tethered cables.
Pre-Purchase Compatibility Check
Confirm that your point-of-sale system accepts USB, RS232, Keyboard Wedge or IBM 46xx input before ordering. Ensure workspace layout allows desk or wall mounting of the included base for charging and paging. The scanner weighs 3.0000 kg with battery installed, so verify mounting hardware suits this weight.
Highlights
- Wireless freedom up to 30 metres range
- 12 hours continuous scanning per battery charge
- 45000 scans possible on a single charge
- Multi-interface auto-detection simplifies setup fast
- Paging system locates misplaced scanner instantly
Specifications
| Brand | Honeywell |
|---|---|
| Weight | 3.0000 |
| Shipping weight | 0.66 kg |
| Package size | 222 × 140 × 127 mm |
Questions about this item
Which connectivity kit should I choose for the Voyager 1202g?
The 1202G-2USB-5-N is a USB kit that includes a base for charging and communication; it also supports Keyboard Wedge, RS232 and IBM 46xx (RS485) through automatic interface detection.
What does the 100 scan lines per second figure mean when I am scanning items at a checkout?
The laser performs up to 100 scan lines per second, so a standard 1D barcode is typically read on the first pass without needing to re-aim the scanner.
How far can the scanner operate from its base using the Bluetooth Class 2 link?
Honeywell has demonstrated ranges up to 100 feet (30 metres) with clear line of sight, though walls and metal fixtures will reduce the practical distance.
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