Symbology reader with a variable orientation head
AssigneeIntermec Corporation
InventorJoel T. Aragon
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AssigneeIntermec Corporation
InventorJoel T. Aragon
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A hand-held symbology reader having a handle for grasping by a user and a head attached to the handle for adjustable angular movement of the head relative to the handle between the plurality of angular orientations. The head is selectively retained in a selected one of a plurality of angular orientations. The head is rotatable about three axes of rotation relative to the handle. The reader head has a rectangular pixel array that defines a rectangular imaging area, with the pixel array having a first position with a horizontal dimension of the pixel array that is greater than the vertical dimension of the pixel array, and a second position with the horizontal dimension that is less than the vertical dimension of the pixel array. The reader head is moveable such that the pixel array can be rotated between the first and second positions by rotating the reader head relative to the handle while the handle remains in a fixed position.
A hand-held symbology reader, comprising:
A hand-held symbology reader, comprising:
A hand-held symbology reader, comprising:
A method of reading symbology with a hand-held symbology reader having a handle and a symbology reader head movably attached to the handle for adjustable angular movement relative to the handle, the symbology having a known angular orientation relative to the handle, comprising the steps of:
A hand-held symbology reader, comprising:
A hand-held symbology reader for reading a symbology, comprising:
A method of reading symbology with a hand-held symbology reader having a handle, a symbology reader head movably attached to the handle for adjustable angular movement relative to the handle, and a reading module rotatably supported by said reader head for angular movement of the reading module relative to the reader head, the symbology having a known angular orientation relative to the handle, comprising the steps of:
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