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Slim black handheld barcode scanner with USB cable

Opticon Inc.

Opticon Inc. OPR2001ZU1-00 2D/1D barcode scanner USB 650 nm 100 sps

SKU CH-21P6-0G6YE MPN OPR2001ZU1-00

Handheld 2D/1D laser scanner reads barcodes at 100 scans per second with 650 nm light source and USB connectivity

  • Form FactorHandheld
  • ConnectivityCorded
  • Scan Engine2D/1D
  • Included CablesUSB Cable Included
  • Interfaces SupportedUSB
  • Light SourceLight Source Wave Length: 650 nm
  • Scans 100 codes per second for rapid throughput
  • Reads 1D and 2D symbologies including Code 128 and MicroPDF417
  • 650 nm laser resolves barcodes down to 5 mils
  • Survives five-foot drops and meets IP42 dust and moisture rating
  • USB HID plug-and-play connectivity with manual, auto-trigger and stand-detection modes

Opticon OPR 2001 Slim Handheld Barcode Scanner

The Opticon OPR 2001 is a corded handheld scanner designed for point-of-sale environments. It reads both 1D and 2D symbols at a rate of 100 scans per second using a 650 nm laser engine. A USB cable is included for direct HID connection to a host system. The slim, ultra-lightweight body is rated IP42 and survives a five-foot drop onto concrete.

Retail, healthcare, education

This scanner suits counters and mobile stations that need fast, reliable capture of standard linear and stacked codes such as Code 128, EAN/JAN and GS1 DataBar. It is not intended for long-range warehouse scanning or for reading damaged labels that fall below the 45 % minimum print contrast ratio. Buyers who require wireless freedom or a fixed-mount presentation scanner should consider a different form factor.

Plug-and-play USB HID installation

The kit ships with a USB cable and stand; connecting the cable to a host port enables immediate HID keyboard emulation without driver installation. Trigger modes include manual, auto-trigger and stand detection for hands-free operation. The most common setup issue occurs when the host USB port does not supply sufficient current, causing intermittent scans or failure to enumerate.

Highlights

  • Scans 100 codes per second for rapid throughput
  • Reads 1D and 2D symbologies including Code 128 and MicroPDF417
  • 650 nm laser resolves barcodes down to 5 mils
  • Survives five-foot drops and meets IP42 dust and moisture rating
  • USB HID plug-and-play connectivity with manual, auto-trigger and stand-detection modes

Specifications

BrandOpticon
Part NumberOPR2001ZU1-00
Form FactorHandheld
ConnectivityCorded
Scan Engine2D/1D
Included CablesUSB Cable Included
Interfaces SupportedUSB
Light SourceLight Source Wave Length: 650 nm
Resolution5 mils
Pitch±35 degree
Yaw±50 degree
Scan Speed100 sps
Print Contrast Ratio (Minimum)45%
Decoding CapabilityChina Post, Codabar, Code 11, Code 128, Code 39, Code 93, EAN-UCC Composite, EAN/JAN, GS1 DataBar, IATA, Industrial 2 of 5, Interleaved 2 of 5, ISBN, ISMN, ISSN, Korea Post, Matrix 2 of 5, MicroPDF417, MSI-Plessey, NW-7, PDF417, S-Code, Telepen, Trioptic Code, UCC/EAN-128, UK-Plessey, UPC
ColorBlack
Shipping weight1.13 kg
Package size201 × 114 × 81 mm

Questions about this item

What type of USB port must my computer have for the OPR2001ZU1-00 to work?

The scanner uses a USB HID interface with the included cable, so any standard USB-A port that supports HID keyboard emulation will work without extra drivers.

Will the scanner read barcodes printed on labels that my older 1D-only scanner could read?

Yes, the 2D/1D engine decodes all the 1D symbologies listed — including Code 39, Code 128, EAN/JAN, Interleaved 2 of 5 and Codabar — so existing labels remain readable.

How can I verify the scanner is operating at its rated 100 scans per second after setup?

Scan a test barcode repeatedly; the scanner's trigger modes — manual, auto-trigger or stand detection — should each produce a rapid succession of beeps and data output at the rated speed.

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