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Honeywell

Honeywell MS9520 Voyager barcode scanner USB 5V 72 scans/s 5 mil laser

SKU CH-N9M2-NCX5J MPN MS9520

Handheld laser scanner reads 1D and GS1 DataBar codes at 72 scans per second with 5 mil resolution and automatic infrared activation via USB

  • Form FactorHandheld
  • ConnectivityCorded
  • Scan Engine1D
  • Interfaces SupportedUSB
  • Cordless TypeHandheld Barcode Scanner
  • Light SourceLaser
  • Aggressive 1D and GS1 DataBar scanning at 72 scans per second
  • Automatic infrared trigger enables handheld or hands-free operation with stand detection
  • High-visibility 650 nm laser for fast, accurate targeting
  • Firmware updates via free MetroSet 2 software protect long-term POS investment
  • Data parsing formats barcode output to match host system requirements

Handheld laser scanner for 1D codes

The Honeywell MS9520 Voyager reads standard one-dimensional barcodes and GS1 DataBar symbols using a 650 nanometer laser at 72 scan lines per second. It resolves marks down to 5 mil and operates from 0.5 inches up to 6.5 inches depending on barcode density. A 5 VDC supply with a 0.25 V tolerance powers the unit through its USB cable. Automatic infrared activation switches the scanner on when a code enters the field.

MetroSet 2 software and stand detection

Free MetroSet 2 configuration software lets administrators update firmware and set data-parsing rules that format output for the host system. The included stand provides hands-free operation and automatic in-stand detection so the scanner toggles between handheld and presentation modes without manual intervention. These tools protect long-term infrastructure investment when point-of-sale platforms change.

Compact corded body with USB link

The black handheld housing measures 2.2 by 3.1 by 7.8 inches and weighs 5.26 pounds. A fixed USB cable carries both power and data, removing the need for a separate adapter or battery. Pitch and yaw tolerances of 68 degrees and 52 degrees give operators flexibility when aiming at labels. The 35 percent minimum print-contrast requirement means the scanner works on standard retail tags without special lighting.

Highlights

  • Aggressive 1D and GS1 DataBar scanning at 72 scans per second
  • Automatic infrared trigger enables handheld or hands-free operation with stand detection
  • High-visibility 650 nm laser for fast, accurate targeting
  • Firmware updates via free MetroSet 2 software protect long-term POS investment
  • Data parsing formats barcode output to match host system requirements

Specifications

BrandMetrologic
SeriesVoyager
ModelMS9520
Form FactorHandheld
ConnectivityCorded
Scan Engine1D
Interfaces SupportedUSB
Cordless TypeHandheld Barcode Scanner
Light SourceLaser
Resolution5 mils
Depth of Scan Field0.50" - 2"@5.20 mil
0 mil - 5"@7.50 mil
0 mil - 6.50"@10.40 mil
0 mil - 6.50"@13 mil
0 mil - 6.50"@21 mil
Pitch68°
Yaw52°
Scan Speed72 scan lines per second
Print Contrast Ratio (Minimum)35%
Decoding CapabilityReads standard 1D and GS1 DataBar symbologies
Input Voltage5 VDC + 0.25 V
ColorBlack
Dimensions2.20" x 3.10" x 7.80"
Weight5.26 lbs.
Drop5 feet

Questions about this item

Does the laser in the MS9520 Voyager need periodic replacement?

The 650 nanometer laser is solid-state and has no user-replaceable parts; the scanner is designed for continuous use without scheduled laser maintenance.

What limits continuous scanning on the MS9520 Voyager?

The 72 scan lines per second engine and 5 VDC ±0.25 V power supply set the sustained throughput ceiling; no duty-cycle limit is published.

How much heat and noise does the MS9520 Voyager produce during all-day operation?

The corded 5 V design draws low current, so heat stays minimal and the only audible sound is the faint motor whir at 72 scans per second.

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