Honeywell Voyager XP 1472g Cordless 1D/2D Barcode Scanner Bluetooth 1472G2D-2-N

Key Features

• Capture 1D, PDF417, 2D matrix, postal and DotCode symbols from printed labels and from phone screens.
• Roam up to 100 m from the charge base on a Bluetooth radio built for busy retail sales floors.
• Work a full shift on a replaceable 2400 mAh lithium-ion pack rated for up to 28 hours of scanning.
• Absorb everyday handling with a housing engineered for 30 drops to concrete from 1.8 m (5.9 ft).
• Keep reading through dust and dripping water behind an IP52-sealed handheld scanner enclosure.
• Decode damaged, faded and low-contrast labels down to 15 percent print contrast without rekeying.
• Sweep items past the window at up to 70 cm/s on 13 mil UPC codes to keep checkout lanes moving.
• Reach labels on cart bottoms and bulky cartons at working distances stretching out to 400 mm.
• Present items at any angle using omnidirectional decoding with 180° of roll tolerance.
• Configure and audit deployed units remotely with Honeywell EZConfig and Scanner Management Utility.
• Reformat and validate scanned data in the device itself using Total Freedom plug-ins and Honeywell SDKs.
• Protect the rollout with a three-year Honeywell factory warranty covering the scanner hardware.

Key Specifications

• Scan Element: Area imager with a 1040 x 720 pixel array running at 60 frames per second
• Decode Capability: 1D, PDF417, 2D matrix, postal and DotCode symbologies, including Aztec, QR and Han Xin
• Wireless Radio: Bluetooth radio operating in the 2.4 GHz to 2.5 GHz ISM band
• Wireless Range: Up to 100 m line of sight between the handset and its charge and communication base
• Battery: Replaceable 2400 mAh lithium-ion pack, Honeywell part BAT-SCN01A, supplied with the scanner
• Battery Life: Up to 100,000 scans or 28 hours of operation at one scan per second
• Host Interfaces: USB, keyboard wedge and RS-232, presented through the charge and communication base
• Depth of Field: 18 mm to 400 mm on 13 mil UPC and 20 mm to 205 mm on 5 mil Code 39
• Motion Tolerance: Up to 70 cm/s (27.6 in/s) on a 13 mil UPC barcode at optimal focus
• Durability: IP52 sealing, 30 drops to concrete from 1.8 m and 1,000 tumbles from 0.5 m
• Operating Temperature: 0 °C to 50 °C when not charging and 5 °C to 40 °C while charging
• Dimensions and Weight: 82 x 62 x 173 mm (3.2 x 2.5 x 6.8 in) at 210 g (7.4 oz)

Cordless Area-Imaging Scanner

The Honeywell Voyager XP 1472g is a pistol-grip cordless handheld area-imaging scanner built for general-duty retail and back-of-house scanning. Part number 1472G2D-2-N is the two-dimensional, black, North America and Latin America configuration of that platform. The handset measures 82 x 62 x 173 mm (3.2 x 2.5 x 6.8 in) and weighs 210 g (7.4 oz), so an operator can work a full lane or receiving bench without undue fatigue. A single area imager with a 1040 x 720 pixel array running at 60 frames per second replaces the linear laser engine used on earlier Voyager readers, letting one device decode linear barcodes, stacked PDF417 codes, two-dimensional matrix codes and DotCode without a second scanner on the counter.

What Ships In Box

This part number is the scanner-only configuration. The carton holds the black Voyager XP 1472g handset and its replaceable BAT-SCN01A 2400 mAh lithium-ion battery, and nothing further. The CCB01-010BT-V1N-N charge and communication base, the host interface cable and the power supply are all excluded and must be ordered separately. That base is what delivers contact charging and presents the wired host connection, so a site without spare 1472g bases already installed should budget for one per scanner. Supported host modes are USB, keyboard wedge and RS-232, with IBM 46xx also named in the Honeywell configuration description for this part number. Buyers who want the complete bundle should specify the 1472G2D-2USB-5-N kit, which adds the base and a USB cable.

Imaging And Decode Performance

The area imager resolves a 1040 x 720 pixel image at 60 frames per second and decodes down to 15 percent print contrast, so worn, wrinkled and poorly printed labels are read on the first presentation. Typical working range runs from 18 mm to 400 mm (0.7 in to 15.8 in) on a 13 mil UPC symbol, 20 mm to 205 mm on 5 mil Code 39, 15 mm to 185 mm on 6.7 mil PDF417, 10 mm to 165 mm on 10 mil Data Matrix and 5 mm to 325 mm on a 20 mil QR code. Motion tolerance reaches 70 cm/s (27.6 in/s) on 13 mil UPC at optimal focus, while roll, pitch and skew tolerances of 180°, 65° and 70° allow staff to present merchandise at any orientation. Ambient light tolerance spans 0 to 100,000 lux.

Screen And DotCode Reading

Because the 1472g images the symbol rather than sweeping it with a laser line, it reads codes rendered on backlit mobile phone, tablet and monitor screens as dependably as it reads printed labels. That capability underpins mobile coupons, loyalty identifiers, digital receipts and electronic ticket validation at the point of sale. The same imager decodes DotCode, the dot-matrix symbology applied by high-speed printing lines and mandated by several tobacco and coupon traceability programs, alongside Aztec, Data Matrix, QR and Micro QR, MaxiCode, Han Xin and standard postal codes. A retailer can therefore consolidate screen scanning, regulated-product scanning and everyday grocery scanning onto one handset.

Durability And Environment

Honeywell's configuration string for this part number records it as TAA compliant and assembled in Mexico, which matters for federal, state and public-sector buyers who screen on country of origin. The Voyager XP 1472g is engineered to withstand 30 drops to concrete from 1.8 m (5.9 ft) and 1,000 tumbles from 0.5 m (1.6 ft), which covers the repeated counter drops and cart knocks typical of a checkout lane. The enclosure carries an IP52 rating against dust and dripping water, and the unit withstands 5G peak vibration from 5 to 300 Hz plus electrostatic discharge of 15 kV direct air and 8 kV indirect coupling plane. Operating temperature is 0 °C to 50 °C when the scanner is not charging and 5 °C to 40 °C while charging, with storage from -40 °C to 60 °C and humidity up to 95 percent non-condensing. Tolerance to 100,000 lux keeps decode rates stable beside sunlit storefronts.

Deployment And Management

Configuration is handled by Honeywell EZConfig, which builds, stores and pushes scanner settings by barcode or cable, while the Honeywell Scanner Management Utility covers remote firmware updates, configuration audits and asset reporting across a deployed fleet. Total Freedom plug-ins let a developer reformat, parse or validate data inside the scanner so the host application does not have to change, and Honeywell publishes software development kits and platform drivers alongside Scanner Edge for the same purpose. Standard USB, keyboard wedge and RS-232 host modes mean the hardware drops into legacy point of sale software or a modern browser-based system without additional middleware.

Typical Deployments

The Voyager XP 1472g targets in-store retail point of sale, where cashiers must clear mixed baskets of printed labels and phone-borne coupons quickly, and the back-of-house tasks that surround it: goods receiving, price verification, cycle counting, shelf replenishment and returns processing. The cordless design suits pharmacy counters, service desks, convenience stores, hardware and garden centers, and grocery lanes where bulky items stay in the cart. Beyond retail, Honeywell positions the platform for government and public sector service counters, light manufacturing and warehouse workstations that need an accurate general-duty imager rather than a fully rugged industrial scanner.

The 1472G2D-2-N suits sites that already own Voyager XP 1472g charge bases and need additional cordless handsets. Contact us to learn more or secure this solution for your business today.