Barcode · Handheld 1D CCD
The performer among the red lines

U5C

The U5C is the CCD performer of the U series — the red-light workhorse positioned where paper barcode volume is highest and laser classing is avoidable, like venue doors and gate queues that run on paper stubs.

CCD performer 4 mil class USB + RS232
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U5C 1D CCD barcode scanner product photo

Key specifications

U5C · datasheet extractRev 1.0
FunctionHigh-volume CCD scanning for paper stub and document work
Scan engine1,500-pixel linear CCD, red illumination (family standard)
SymbologiesEAN/UPC, Code 39/93/128, GS1-128, ITF-14, Codabar, China Post codes
Precision4 mil minimum element width class
Read range0–80 cm class (family-class value)
Host interfacesUSB HID / CDC, RS232
Volume profileTuned for sustained repetitive motion — heavy trigger cycles per shift
Target applicationsGate check-in, stub scanning, queue-side document capture

Full specification

ParameterValueNote
Product familyEMS Biometric U-series handheld CCDPerformer tier
Capture sensor1,500-pixel CCD lineFamily-standard; exact pitch in datasheet
Resolution4 mil classPer-model in datasheet
SymbologiesEAN/UPC, Code 39/93/128, GS1-128, ITF-14, Codabar, China Post codesDense 1D set
Read range0–80 cm classFamily-class; per-model curve on request
Host interfacesUSB + RS232Both standard
Light sourceRed LED (CCD)No laser classing
Operating temperatureIndoor commercial classSee W-series for industrial range
Supply termsMOQ 1 pc · sample 1–3 days · production 10–25 days (under 5,000 pcs)EMS standard terms
Warranty2 yearsFrom first unit

Family-class values shown — exact per-model figures in the datasheet; the FAE team verifies gate-side duty within 48h.

Ticketing gate staff checking paper stubs with U5C CCD scanner
Application · Ticketing gate

Stubs, not smartphones.

Not every ticket is on a phone. Venues, sports clubs and community halls still run half their gate volume on paper: printed stub, perforation barcode, and the day ticket sold at the door. The U5C punches the door — a red-line CCD tuned for the repetitive, one-scan-per-second rhythm of a real gate:

  • Reads the stub the promoter printed — thermal, offset and inkjet ticket stock all sit inside the 4 mil class, including short silent-zero ticket formats.
  • No laser paperwork at the door — CCD means no laser classing to explain to the venue's insurance contact, which is often the difference between same-week deployment and next-season deployment.
  • Queue math — a well-run door is a scan rate problem; the U5C's trigger-cycle tuning plus zero-retry aiming keeps the line moving at the one-per-two-seconds a friendly door needs.

U5C FAQs

Yes — standard thermal ticket stock reads at the 4 mil class; the only tickets to avoid are those printed on glossy, reflective film, where every scanner misses at gate speed.

The unit is a standard commercial build — light rain is fine, heavy exposure points at the W-series industrial housing; the FAE team will tell you honestly which one fits your climate.

RS232 mode with the free SDK writes a timestamped stream your checker can audit; the 2-year warranty covers the device, and the 48h FAE line covers the format work.

Let an engineer verify your U5C doors.

Send your ticket stock and gate flow — get a stub-read matrix, updated datasheet and gate pricing within 48h.

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