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Logic Controls

Logic Controls I-150 1D barcode scanner USB

SKU CH-CS8D-R6HQW MPN I-150

Handheld 1D barcode scanner with USB HID or virtual COM interface, reading common symbologies and mobile screens at 280 scans per second

  • Form FactorHandheld
  • ConnectivityCorded
  • Scan Engine1D
  • Interfaces SupportedUSB (HID and Virtual COM port interface selectable)
  • Light Source635 - 645 nm LED
  • Scan Speed280 time / sec.
  • Fast 1D scanning at 280 scans per second
  • USB HID or virtual COM port for easy integration
  • Reads 1D codes from mobile phone screens
  • Rugged gun-style design with 1.4 m cable
  • Low power draw of 140 mA scanning and 20 mA standby

Handheld 1D USB barcode scanner

The Logic Controls I-150 is a corded handheld scanner built for point-of-sale counters, stockrooms and light warehouse use. It reads standard 1D symbologies such as UPC-A, EAN-13, Code 128 and Code 39 at up to 280 scans per second. The gun-style body weighs 0.44 lb and operates from a single 5 V USB connection.

Plug-and-play USB with selectable interface

The scanner draws 140 mA while scanning and 20 mA in standby, well within standard USB power limits. It ships with a 1.4 m straight cable and supports both HID keyboard and virtual COM port modes, selectable by configuration barcode. No driver installation is required on Windows, macOS or Linux; the device enumerates as a standard input device. The only common issue is forgetting to scan the interface-switch barcode when moving between HID and COM modes.

Reads 4 mil codes and mobile screens

Minimum resolution is 4 mil, so the scanner handles dense labels and barcodes displayed on phone screens at typical brightness. The 635–645 nm LED illumination and wide scan angles — tilt ±55°, deflection ±75°, rotation ±25° — give tolerant positioning. It is not designed for 2D codes such as QR or Data Matrix, and the 30 % minimum print-contrast requirement means very low-contrast or damaged labels may not decode.

Highlights

  • Fast 1D scanning at 280 scans per second
  • USB HID or virtual COM port for easy integration
  • Reads 1D codes from mobile phone screens
  • Rugged gun-style design with 1.4 m cable
  • Low power draw of 140 mA scanning and 20 mA standby

Specifications

BrandLogic Controls
ModelI-150
Form FactorHandheld
ConnectivityCorded
Scan Engine1D
Interfaces SupportedUSB (HID and Virtual COM port interface selectable)
Light Source635 - 645 nm LED
Scan Speed280 time / sec.
Print Contrast Ratio (Minimum)30%
Decoding CapabilityCode 39, Code 128, Code 93, Code 32, Code 11, Codabar, EAN-13, EAN-8, UPC-A, UPC-E, Interleave 2 of 5, Industrial 2 of 5, Matrix 2 of 5, IATA, MSI / PLESSEY
Input Voltage5V DC +/- 10%
CurrentScanning: 140 mA typical
Standby: 20 mA typical
RegulatoryEMC: CE & FCC DOC compliance, VCCI
Safety: IEC 62471 exempt
ColorBlack
Dimensions6.41" x 2.61" x 4.79"
Weight0.44 lb.
FeaturesScanning:
Scan Angle: Tilt +/- 55 degrees; Deflection +/- 75 degrees; Rotation +/- 25 degrees
Resolution: >= 4 mil
Programmable Operation: Scan mode, interface mode, beeper tone
Mechanical:
Interface Cable: Standard 1.4 m straight
Environment:
Operating Temperature: 20 to 50 degrees C
Storage Temperature: -40 to 70 degrees C
Humidity: 5% - 98% RH (non-condensing)
Features:
High speed reading of 1D barcodes
Manual or automatic triggering
Reads barcodes reliably off cell phone screens
Rugged gun type design
Low power consumption
IP52 grade design
Shipping weight1.59 kg
Package size239 × 198 × 142 mm

Questions about this item

How do I verify the I-150 is scanning correctly after plugging it into USB?

Scan a test barcode; the LED should flash and the beeper tone sounds once per successful read at up to 280 scans per second.

What ships with the I-150 and what must I source separately?

The box includes the handheld scanner with a fixed 1.4 m straight USB cable; no separate cable or power supply is needed because the unit draws 5 V DC from the host port.

Which interface mode should I select on the I-150 — HID or Virtual COM port?

Choose HID for keyboard-wedge input into any text field; choose Virtual COM port when your POS software requires a serial data stream over USB.

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