A Pocket-Size Data Collector for Mobile Inventory
The PDC550 Series puts key inventory-terminal functions, offline memory, quantity entry, and an LCD screen, into a pocket-size Bluetooth scanner. With scans available on the device and stored in memory, it can help reduce manual keying and data errors. For a longer reading range, contact us.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can a barcode scanner store scans offline?
Yes. In storage scan mode, the PDC5500K saves scans in its built-in 1MB memory, which holds more than 65,000 EAN-13 barcodes. In direct scan mode it sends scans to the connected device over Bluetooth.
Does it work with iPhone, Android, and Windows devices?
Yes. It uses Bluetooth v5.2 (Class 1) with HID or SPP profile for iOS and Android devices, and also supports Windows and Mac devices. Range is up to 70~100 m line of sight and varies by environment.
Can I enter quantities while counting inventory?
Yes. In storage mode, you can key in the quantity after scanning a barcode.
How long does the battery last?
The 3.7V, 900mAh Li-Ion battery supports more than 10,000 scans per full charge, with a 4~5 hour charge time through the Mini USB port.
Which barcodes can it read, and from what distance?
It reads common 1D symbologies plus PDF417, QR Code, DataMatrix, and Aztec. Measured at 600 lux with standard barcodes, a 4 mil Code 39 reads from 50 to 115 mm, a 5 mil Code 39 from 50 to 145 mm, and a 13 mil EAN13 from 60 to 210 mm (tolerance ±10 mm). Need a longer reading range? Contact us.
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Related handheld scanners: BTH330 Series, BTH990 Series. For selection guidance, read Barcode Scanners for Retail: Matching the Right Device to the Right Task or Barcode Scanners for Warehouse and Logistics: What to Look For.
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