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A 1D and 2D area-imaging barcode scanner with USB cable included
The Master Vuquest 3320G-4USB-0 is a new barcode scanner that reads 1D and 2D codes using area-imaging technology. It connects via a USB cable for simple plug-and-play integration into existing systems. This device is built for reliable data capture at the point of sale or in light industrial workflows.
It suits operators who need a tethered imager for standard 1D and 2D symbologies on a USB host. Buyers who require wireless freedom, Bluetooth pairing or a presentation-style stand should look at other models. The fixed cable also limits use cases where long-range or untethered mobility is essential.
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The scanner includes a USB cable for connection to a standard USB port on your computer or terminal.
Yes, its area-imaging engine captures both 1D and 2D codes, so it can decode legacy 1D barcodes produced by older printers.
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