Datalogic PM9600-SR910RBK10 PowerScan PM9600-SR 1.8-Inch 2D-Imager Short Range USB Kit Barcode Scanner (NOB)

The Datalogic PowerScan PM9600-SR910RBK10 is a short-range 2D-imager barcode scanner supplied as a USB kit, suitable for businesses scanning 2D barcodes at a workstation, counter, or stockroom.

Recommended For

• Warehouse and intralogistics teams that move between nearby scan points and need to scan standard 1D or 2D labels without being tethered to the USB-connected host. This PM9600-SR kit uses Datalogic’s 910 MHz STAR radio and cradle.
• Manufacturing, retail, and intralogistics operators who scan throughout a demanding work area and want an industrial handheld designed to withstand dust, water, and drops.
• Teams scanning ordinary-density barcodes at normal handheld distances, such as labels on cartons, products, or parts. Datalogic positions the SR optic for normal reading ranges and standard 1D/2D codes.
• Operations that want wireless scanning with a USB-connected cradle at the workstation, rather than a scanner physically connected to the host by a cable.

Real-World Use Scenarios

• At a warehouse receiving station, a worker scans standard 1D or 2D labels on incoming cartons while moving between the pallet and a USB-connected workstation; scan data can be sent back through the scanner’s cradle without keeping the handheld tethered to the computer.
• During order picking, a worker can scan item and location labels at close range as they move through aisles; the cordless design supports movement away from the workstation, while the Standard Range optics are intended for standard and low-density labels rather than distant rack scanning.
• For cycle counts or stock checks, staff can scan product or bin labels one at a time and record the barcode data in the connected inventory system; this fits barcode-based counting, but the PM9600-SR is not an RFID reader for bulk tag reads.
• On a manufacturing floor, an operator can scan printed component or work-in-progress labels at a station to associate parts with production steps; the Standard Range model suits ordinary labels, not codes engraved or directly marked on parts.
• At a shipping or packing bench, a worker can scan parcel labels during order verification and dispatch; scans can be entered through the USB-connected base, while the handheld can be carried to nearby parcels without a cable trailing from the scanner.

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