Barcode · Handheld 1D CCD
Sees the result, then the label

V7C

The V7C is the OLED CCD variant of the V series — a red-light CCD with a small display that shows the scan verdict inline, for counters where the result must be visible without the operator reaching for the terminal.

OLED display 4 mil class USB + RS232
Verified · unit-level test pass
V7C OLED 1D CCD barcode scanner product photo

Key specifications

V7C · datasheet extractRev 1.0
FunctionCCD capture with on-device display of the scan verdict
Scan engine1,500-pixel linear CCD, red illumination (family standard)
DisplayOLED screen — result and config view on unit
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
Target applicationsCounters that need in-hand verdicts, kiosk rescues, coupon desks

Full specification

ParameterValueNote
Product familyEMS Biometric V-series OLED CCDDisplay variant
Capture sensor1,500-pixel CCD lineFamily-standard; exact pitch in datasheet
DisplayOLEDIn-unit result and menu views
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
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 display-flow fit within 48h.

Self-service store help desk with V7C scanner showing verdict on its LED
Application · Unmanned store counter

The verdict at the assistant's hand, not the terminal.

Unmanned store assistants carry the job in their hands: one hand holds the return item, the other the scanner, and the terminal sits behind the desk somewhere. The V7C puts the scan verdict on the unit's own OLED screen, so the assistant reads it in-hand and stays with the customer instead of turning around:

  • In-hand verdicts in one motion — the OLED shows accepted or rejected on the unit, which for a return desk is the difference between "this came back with the right label" and "walk to the PC to find out".
  • CCD reads the wardrobes of retail — scuffed price labels and coupons passed back and forth across the counter read at the 4 mil class, the layout most reprints carry.
  • Config view without the PC — the same display lets the store lead check the configuration profile mid-shift; no configuration computer to start up at 6am.

V7C FAQs

The unit shows the verdict state (accepted / rejected) and the decode result; menu views for configuration are also on the display, all of it covered in the datasheet and demo in the free SDK.

The display is a small, low-power unit mounted in the same housing family — the datasheet lists mass and dimensions; the practical difference on a counter shift is minimal.

The display vocabulary is part of the configurable firmware set; the 48h FAE line confirms your language set against the current firmware revision before ordering volume.

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