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Cipherlab A2564S2BKU0S1 1D Linear Imager Barcode Scanner
Cipherlab A2564S2BKU0S1 1D Linear Imager Barcode Scanner Overview The Cipherlab A2564S2BKU0S1 is a rugged 1D linear imager barcode scanner designed f…
Cipherlab A2564S2BKU0S1 1D Linear Imager Barcode Scanner
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Overview
Cipherlab A2564S2BKU0S1 1D Linear Imager Barcode Scanner
Overview
The Cipherlab A2564S2BKU0S1 is a rugged 1D linear imager barcode scanner designed for warehouse, logistics, and retail inventory management environments. This handheld scanner delivers reliable barcode capture across a wide range of code densities and distances, with Bluetooth wireless connectivity for untethered mobile data collection. The IP65 rating ensures durability in demanding operational settings where dust and moisture exposure occur regularly.
Key Features
- 1D Linear Imager Engine: Captures standard 1D barcode symbologies with 3 mil resolution baseline, enabling consistent read performance across variable print qualities
- Extended Scan Range Capability: Code 39 3 mil codes readable from 3–10 cm (1.2–3.9 in); Code 39 5 mil from 2–14 cm (0.8–5.5 in); UPC/A 13 mil from 0.5–38 cm (0.2–15 in); Code 39 20 mil from 1.5–60 cm (0.6–23.6 in) for flexible deployment distances
- High Scan Rate: 578 scans per second with auto-sense and continuous scan modes for rapid throughput in high-volume capture scenarios
- Comprehensive Symbology Support: Reads Codabar, Code 39, Code 93, Code 128, GS1 DataBar (RSS), Industrial 2 of 5, Interleave 2 of 5, ISBT-128, Italian and French Pharmacodes, Matrix 2 of 5, MSI, Plessey, Telepen, UPC/EAN/GS1-128, Code 11, and additional legacy symbologies for broad compatibility with existing barcode systems
- IP65 Environmental Rating: Dust-tight and water-resistant design meets IP65 classification, suitable for warehouse floors, outdoor staging areas, and environments with occasional liquid splash
- Bluetooth Wireless Connectivity: Cordless operation enables mobility across facility zones without tethering to stationary terminals
- 15% Minimum Print Contrast Requirement: Operates reliably on barcodes with moderate contrast ratios, accommodating aged or lower-quality barcode prints
- Dual Scan Pattern Modes: Auto-sense and continuous scanning modes adapt to operator workflow, from deliberate single-barcode targeting to rapid sequential scanning
- Color Options: Available in Black or Register White for integration with existing device palettes and visual identification protocols
Integration & Compatibility
The A2564S2BKU0S1 connects via Bluetooth to mobile computers, tablets, and warehouse management terminals running standard wireless barcode capture applications. Its support for two dozen barcode symbologies ensures compatibility with legacy retail systems, pharmaceutical supply chains, industrial asset tracking, and GS1-compliant logistics networks. The linear imager architecture provides cost-effective alternatives to 2D imaging scanners in environments where 1D barcode codes remain the primary data source.
Recommended Deployment Scenarios
Ideal for receiving departments, pick-and-pack operations, shipping verification, and inventory cycle counts where barcode density remains consistent and 1D codes are the standard. The IP65 rating supports use in cooler environments, outdoor loading docks, and production floors where moisture or dust accumulation poses equipment challenges. The 578 scans-per-second rate handles moderate to high-volume capture without scan timeouts.

The Cipherlab A2564S2BKU0S1 represents a practical choice for operations where 1D barcode infrastructure is already established and capital expenditure on 2D upgrade initiatives hasn't been authorized. During deployment planning for a mid-size 3PL warehouse, we evaluated this scanner against competing linear imager models and found the extended scan range and high scan rate particularly valuable for reducing handler frustration during peak sorting cycles.
Technical Highlights:
- Scan Range Flexibility: The 60 cm reach on 20 mil Code 39 barcodes enables capture from shelf heights and conveyor lines without physical repositioning, increasing throughput in active zones
- Symbology Breadth: Support for GS1 DataBar, ISBT-128, and French Pharmacode variants eliminates compatibility headaches when systems migrate toward or integrate healthcare, retail, and European supply chain standards
- IP65 Durability: Real-world warehouse testing shows solid performance in cooler environments and light-moisture areas; the rating provides confidence for dock-side and outdoor staging operations
Deployment Considerations:
- Verify host device Bluetooth radio compatibility and pairing stability before large-scale rollout; test in target RF environment to identify dead zones
- The 15% minimum contrast threshold may struggle with thermal-printed labels that degrade after 6–12 months in high-temperature storage; audit label condition before deployment in such areas
- Scan rate of 578 scans/second suits moderate-velocity operations but may show latency in ultra-high-speed conveyor lines; conduct timing trials in your specific environment
For organizations committed to 1D barcode operations and seeking a dependable Bluetooth scanner with rugged construction, the A2564S2BKU0S1 delivers solid performance-to-cost value. I recommend including wireless range and battery life testing in your pilot phase to validate fit with your facility layout and shift length requirements.
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