Honeywell
Honeywell MS9520 Voyager barcode scanner USB 5V 72 scans/s 5 mil laser
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
| Brand | Metrologic |
|---|---|
| Series | Voyager |
| Model | MS9520 |
| Form Factor | Handheld |
| Connectivity | Corded |
| Scan Engine | 1D |
| Interfaces Supported | USB |
| Cordless Type | Handheld Barcode Scanner |
| Light Source | Laser |
| Resolution | 5 mils |
| Depth of Scan Field | 0.50" - 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 |
| Pitch | 68° |
| Yaw | 52° |
| Scan Speed | 72 scan lines per second |
| Print Contrast Ratio (Minimum) | 35% |
| Decoding Capability | Reads standard 1D and GS1 DataBar symbologies |
| Input Voltage | 5 VDC + 0.25 V |
| Color | Black |
| Dimensions | 2.20" x 3.10" x 7.80" |
| Weight | 5.26 lbs. |
| Drop | 5 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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