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Symbol DS6707-DP Handheld DPM Digital Imager Scanner
Symbol DS6707-DP Handheld DPM Digital Imager Scanner
The Symbol DS6707-DP is a premier general purpose scanner, offering the maximum in data capture flexibility. The Symbol DS6707-DP is able to capture images and read virtually all 1D and 2D bar codes and direct part marks (DPM) — including the most challenging mark, dot peen. This highly versatile device is ideal in industries that depend on a wide variety of data types, such as healthcare, aerospace and automotive. With the DS6707-DP, workers can capture the right information at the right time, driving inefficiencies and errors out of business processes — improving accuracy as well as employee productivity.
1.3 Megapixel imaging (1280 x 1024)
High resolution image sensor for robust image capture and bar code scanning; captures 1D bar codes down to 3 mil density and 2D bar codes down to 2mm x 2mm and as dense as 4 mils Support for all major 1D, PDF, postal, 2D and DPM symbologies
Delivers application flexibility; eliminates need for multiple devices — and associated costs Integrated advanced illumination system
Multiple lighting modes and an integrated diffuser enable the capture of direct part marks on literally any surface, including reflective, irregular and curves; enables capture of low and high contrast marks RSM (Remote Scanner Management) Ready
Reduces total cost of ownership by enabling remote, network-based device management Integrated viewfinder, 360° omni-directional scanning, laser “bulls-eye” aiming pattern
Facilitates accurate, first time DPM and bar code capture Text enhancement technology
Ensures legibility of text in scanned documents 6 ft./1.8m drop specification, tempered glass exit window
Designed to endure the rigors of everyday use for maximum reliability and uptimes; reduces downtime and TCO Multiple on-board interfaces; universal cable compatible
Easy to install; future-proof — today’s scanner can connect to tomorrow’s host Optional hands-free Intellistand
Enables presentation scanning and automatic switching between hands-free and handheld modes
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