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Performance Testing:
To determine the capabilities of the Datalogic Gryphon, we ran it through a series of tests design to show the optimal scan range, resistance to damaged or dirty barcodes, smallest and largest density scannable, as well as radio range. Our tests showed the Gryphon to be an excellent barcode scanner for its class. We tested model 90671010, which features an RF radio, green dot technology, and USB interface cable.
The optimal scan range for the Gryphon scanning 100% UPC-A barcodes was from .75” to 18”, excellent for retail barcode scanning and, when complemented with the cordless capabilities, eliminates the hassle of moving hard to reach product when scanning. For dense barcodes, the barcode scanner could read as dense as 3.9 mil barcodes, putting standard retail barcodes well within optimal scanning densities.
Light resistance can cause problems for any barcode scanner, laser-based or imager. Fortunately, the Datalogic Gryphon is fully light immune, making it an excellent choice for locations with outdoor storage such as greenhouses or nurseries. It was also able to successfully scan our damaged barcodes, further enhancing its abilities in outdoor retail environments.
We were only able to get the Gryphon to properly transfer data from 70’ away before radio interference caused problems. Fortunately, once we were back within range, the barcode scanner automatically reconnected to the cradle, something many cordless barcode scanners don’t always do. While the 70’ range seems short compared to class, it should be more than enough for retail environments looking to add a cordless barcode scanner to their point of sale or inventory stations. Our model was the RF unit, which also prevents it from communicating to devices via BlueTooth. If you are looking to pair your barcode scanner to a laptop or mobile computer, the Gryphon is not for you.
Typical uses and environments:
The Gryphon’s design and capabilities lend it to best work in low to medium volume retail environments, or locations with products too large or awkward to easily scan with corded or hands-free barcode scanners.
The Gryphon is Datalogic’s entry into the cordless retail barcode scanner market. It features their green dot aiming technology as well as RF or Bluetooth-based radios.
Drawbacks:
The main drawback we encountered with the Gryphon deals with the rechargeable batteries. NiCd batteries are used in the device, which have a reputation for losing charge capacity faster than Lithium Ion or other rechargeable batteries. Datalogic has provided a battery conditioning button on the cradle which should increase battery life span, but the use of NiCd is something to consider when making a purchase.
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Learn More – opens in a new window or tab International postage and import charges paid to Pitney Bowes Inc. This item will be sent through the Global Shipping Programme and includes international tracking. See other items More The new optimized optics provide outstanding reading performance, while the hands-free stand allows the operator to better manage documents and small parcels providing ergonomics and a user-friendly working environment.
With rich feature sets and extensive model options, the Datalogic Gryphon product series from Datalogic Scanning represents the premium level of data collection equipment for general purpose applications.
The Gryphon products are available in several model options. The Gryphon D1X0 set offers standard support for 1D codes including GS1 DataBar and offers two multi-interface options: D110 for RS-232/IBM46XX and the D130 for USB/RS-232/Wedge/Wand Emulation. The Gryphon D130 is also available with long range optics (D130 LR) for extended reading distances up to 43.0 cm /16.9 in (13 mil EAN and 100% UPC codes). The Gryphon D230 standard range model adds additional symbology support for stacked codes including PDF417 and GS1 DataBar/EAN/UPC composite codes.