AS733
AS733 replaces the re-try loop with a shutter that freezes the frame. Global-shutter capture with the in-house full-code decode engine — built for QR that moves, on belts, in hands, or across a gate in a hurry.
Key specifications
| Function | Global-shutter QR / 1D decode SoC for moving-target scanning |
|---|---|
| Capture | Global-shutter CMOS class — full-frame simultaneous readout |
| Engine | In-house full-code decode engine (same family as AS732) |
| Host interfaces | USB, serial, keyboard port (per SKU config) |
| Code set | QR, DataMatrix, PDF417, EAN/UPC family, Code39–128 |
| Target applications | Conveyor scanning, gate QR passes, hand-held-and-run flows |
| Marking | AS733 (global-shutter decode SoC) |
Full specification
| Parameter | Value | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Shutter class | Global-shutter — simultaneous full-frame exposure | Motion-tolerance is the spec, not a claim |
| Decode engine | In-house, full-code-set | QR / DataMatrix / PDF417 / EAN-UPC / Code39–128 |
| Decode rate | 99.9%+ class on rolling surfaces (family figure) | Speed table published with SDK |
| Host ports | USB / serial / keyboard (per SKU config) | Keyboard-wedge mode available |
| Firmware | Free SDK + demo routine | 48h FAE response |
| Operating environment | Industrial temperature-class design | See module fixtures for −40~85°C data |
| Packaging | Surface-mount, tape/reel on request | ESD-safe handling documented |
Board-level values vary with camera and illumination config — the FAE team validates against your fixture within 48h (as matched for the AS733 build).
You can't stop a belt for a retry.
On a sorting line the read window is measured in milliseconds. A rolling shutter rolls through the code edge; a global shutter grabs it whole. That is the entire difference, and it is exactly what the AS733 encodes:
- One glance, whole frame — no vertical smear across the code, no chase-the-row retry matrix.
- In-house decode engine — the same firmware family as AS732, so an AM/FM split between fixed and mobile lanes costs you no re-training.
- Line-speed callbacks — the SDK exposes per-speed decode tables so integrators tune with their own belt (config on request).
People in a hurry move like boxes.
Mobile-QR accesses are queued, shuffling, and never at the exact height in the fixture. The AS733's motion class applies:
- Global capture while the pass is still moving — surge gates keep pace.
- Full code set covers both display-QR passes and printed visitor cards.
- Same GPIO-host dialect as AS732, for a hardware ladder on one schematic.
AS733 FAQs
One pc is the MOQ. Samples ship in 1–3 days with the SDK and a fixture-tuned decode table for common belt speeds.
Rolling shutters read the frame one row at a time, so motion curls the code across the capture. Global-shutter sensors expose the full frame at once — no motion smear between rows.
Yes — the keyboard-port mode outputs decoded strings like a typist, or you can use the serial mode with the SDK protocol. Both documented.
Measure a belt before you choose the shutter.
Give us your worst-case speed and code-grade — get a read-window verdict and sample offer within 48h.
