V7
The V7 is the voice 1D laser scanner of the V series — a laser with an OLED display and speech feedback that announces each valid read, which is how busy doors keep their eyes on the line and their ears on the scan.
Key specifications
| Function | 1D laser capture with audible + visual feedback of each valid read |
|---|---|
| Scan engine | 1D laser engine — V-series voice configuration |
| Feedback | Speech voice announcements + OLED display |
| Symbologies | EAN/UPC, Code 39/93/128, GS1-128, ITF-14, Codabar, China Post codes |
| Precision | 4 mil minimum element width class |
| Read range | 0–80 cm class (family-class value) |
| Host interfaces | USB HID / CDC, RS232 |
| Target applications | Busy doors, ticket checks with head-down queue duties, noisy checkpoints |
Full specification
| Parameter | Value | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Product family | EMS Biometric V-series voice 1D | Voice variant |
| Display | OLED screen | Family-standard voice line display |
| Feedback | Speech voice + tones | Voice pattern per program configurable via SDK |
| Scan engine | Laser-based 1D engine | 4 mil class inherited |
| Symbologies | EAN/UPC, Code 39/93/128, GS1-128, ITF-14, Codabar, China Post codes | Full 1D set |
| Read range | 0–80 cm class | Family-class; trigger curve per model |
| Host interfaces | USB + RS232 | Both standard |
| Operating temperature | Indoor commercial class | See W-series for industrial range |
| Supply terms | MOQ 1 pc · sample 1–3 days · production 10–25 days (under 5,000 pcs) | EMS standard terms |
| Warranty | 2 years | From first unit |
Family-class values shown — exact per-model figures in the datasheet; the FAE team tunes voice strings to your check-point wording within 48h.
The queue needs an answer, not a beep.
At a busy door the checker cannot look down every time, and a beep gives no state — pass, no pass, damaged pass all sound similar in the noise. The V7 closes the loop by voice: announce the valid read, and the queue learns the rule by ear while the checker's eyes stay up on the line:
- "Accepted" beats "beep" in a full hall — a voice announcement for valid passes and a clear phrase for fails turns the door into a self-explaining queue, which is most of the argument at a festival.
- OLED for the quiet break — the display keeps the last result visible, so headphone-wearing crew and shift checkers still see the state.
- Voice vocabulary is yours — the free SDK lets the FAE team tune the announce strings to your checkers' language, which is the difference between a friendly entrance and an interrogation.
V7 FAQs
Yes — the voice pattern is configurable per program through the SDK; the 48h FAE line sets the strings for passes, fails and VIP re-validation before your first event.
The feedback channel is designed for counter-side listening; for heavily amplified outdoor settings the FAE team recommends the ported speaker layout or a pair of units per lane — verify in one sample.
Engine: V7 is laser-based with its 0–80 cm reach; V7C carries the CCD line and reads worn paper tickets better up close — the same OLED and voice interface in both.
Let an engineer tune your V7 doors.
Send your event types and crew language — get a voice script, updated datasheet and lane offer within 48h.
