Honeywell
Honeywell MS9540 Voyager CG Handheld Barcode Scanner
Handheld laser scanner reads standard 1D and GS1 DataBar symbologies via cable connection
- Aggressive 1D scanning with single-line laser
- Reads standard 1D and GS1 DataBar symbologies
- Cable connectivity for reliable wired operation
- Honeywell Voyager CG series handheld design
- Supports extensive linear barcode formats including Code 128
Handheld 1D Laser Scanner
The Honeywell MS9540 Voyager CG is a wired handheld barcode reader built for single-line laser scanning of standard 1D symbologies. It suits retail, logistics and light-industrial workers who need reliable cable-connected data capture at the point of sale or on the warehouse floor.
Upgrade From CCD Or Entry Wands
Replaces older CCD contact scanners or basic wand readers that struggle with damaged, low-contrast or wide bar codes. The jump is worth it when first-pass read rates on EAN-13, Code 128 or GS1 DataBar labels must improve without moving to a full area imager.
Sustained Shift Scanning
The single-line laser engine maintains consistent decode performance across repetitive scans during long shifts because it has no moving raster mirror to wear or misalign. Cable power eliminates battery downtime, so throughput stays steady from the first scan of the day to the last.
Highlights
- Aggressive 1D scanning with single-line laser
- Reads standard 1D and GS1 DataBar symbologies
- Cable connectivity for reliable wired operation
- Honeywell Voyager CG series handheld design
- Supports extensive linear barcode formats including Code 128
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Does the MS9540 Voyager CG scanner require a separate power supply or does it draw power from the USB cable?
The scanner connects via cable and uses USB HID interface, drawing power directly from the host USB port so no external power supply is needed.
What is the correct way to plug in the MS9540 so the host recognises it as a keyboard wedge?
Connect the supplied USB cable to the scanner base and a USB port; the unit defaults to USB HID boot mode which enumerates as a keyboard — no driver install is required on Windows, macOS or Linux.
Which part of the MS9540 is most likely to wear out first and can it be replaced?
The single-line laser scan engine is the primary moving component; Honeywell does not offer a user-replaceable scan module, so the whole unit is replaced when scan performance degrades.
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