X1
The X1 is the fixed-mount base module of the X series — a mounted 2D engine for cubicle arms, carts and desktop fixtures, giving an OEM their first integration point with the full 2D set and 4 mil class on board.
Key specifications
| Function | Fixed-mount base 2D capture for stations and fixture builds |
|---|---|
| Imaging engine | CMOS imager, 0.5–0.75 MP class (family standard) |
| Symbologies | All 1D plus QR, DataMatrix, PDF417, Aztec, China Post codes |
| Precision | 4 mil minimum element width class |
| Read range | 0–80 cm class (family-class value) |
| Mounting | Fixed-mount form — station arm, cart bracket or fixture adapter |
| Host interfaces | USB HID / CDC, RS232 |
| Target applications | Station arms, check carts, production fixtures |
Full specification
| Parameter | Value | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Product family | EMS Biometric X-series fixed module | Base tier |
| Imaging sensor | CMOS, 0.5–0.75 MP class | Family standard |
| Resolution | 4 mil class | Per-model in datasheet |
| Symbologies | EAN/UPC, Code 39/93/128, GS1-128, ITF-14, Codabar, QR, DataMatrix, PDF417, Aztec, China Post codes | Full 2D set |
| Read range | 0–80 cm class | Family-class; per-model curve in datasheet |
| Host interfaces | USB + RS232 | Both standard |
| Mounting | Fixed-mount form | Bracket drawings in datasheet and SDK pack |
| Operating temperature | Commercial-to-industrial class | Mounting-dependent; confirm per model |
| 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 verifies your mount geometry within 48h.
When the scan point stays put, put a module there.
Check carts and station arms are the second most fragile thing in a picking area: a handheld gun on a cart bracket lives four seconds from a fall. The X1 removes the fall from the equation — the base fixed module is bolted to the arm, wired to the cart's terminal, and the operator passes the part across the window:
- A gun no one carries or drops — fixed-mount means nothing is in the hand to leave behind, and the station's read geometry stays constant all shift.
- Hands-free labels — the operator holds the work and passes it through the module's window, which is the difference between part-time scanning and part-in-hand scanning.
- One cart, one wiring plan — USB to the cart PC, the SDK controlling the matrix decode the OEM wants; the X1 is the integration base the X-series was named for.
X1 FAQs
Yes — the fixed-mount form takes a bracket on the existing rail; the FAE team checks your cart photos within 48h and confirms a bracket geometry before you place the order.
Read style: fix the scan point and pass the work through the window with X1; keep a handheld only if the station's mobile trips outnumber its scans — an honest FAE call your layout will settle.
Same SDK family and documentation set — one integration path across guns and modules, which is why fixed-module projects start at the GUI level rather than the driver level.
Let an engineer verify your X1 stations.
Send your mount geometry and scan flow — get an integration plan, updated datasheet and sample offer within 48h.
