Newland N1 2D CMOS scanning module
301,29 € 83,49 € incl. VAT
Newland N1 2D CMOS scanning module with USB/TTL, white LED illumination and Red Dot aimer. Compact, efficient and ideal for embedded or mobile equipment.
Newland N1 2D CMOS Scanning Module
The Newland N1 is an ultra-compact and lightweight 2D CMOS scanning engine, ideal for integration into embedded equipment, POS, kiosks and mobile devices. Featuring an all-in-one design with USB and TTL232 interfaces, this module offers a versatile and efficient solution for reading 1D and 2D barcodes, including directly from digital displays.
Equipped with 6th generation UIMG® technology, white LED illumination and a red dot aiming system, N1 easily decodes poor quality, laminated, warped or low contrast barcodes – even when displayed on dimly lit or foil-protected screens.
Key Features
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Ultra-compact and lightweight design – ideal for miniaturized equipment
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Screen reading – excellent performance even with screen protectors
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Multiple interfaces – USB and TTL-232 for total flexibility
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White illumination + Red Dot aimer – for visibility in all conditions
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UIMG® Gen. Technology 6 – reliable decoding of damaged codes
Main technical specifications
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Sensor: 2D CMOS
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Illumination: White LED
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Aimer: Red LED dot
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Supported symbols: 1D and 2D codes (e.g. QR, DataMatrix, PDF417, EAN, Code 128 etc.)
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Minimum resolution: up to 5 mil
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Scanning distance: between 30 mm and 350 mm (depending on code)
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Scan angle: standard ±60°
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Interfaces: USB, TTL-232
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Dimensions: extremely small (exact not fully declared)
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Current: 91 mA operating / 0.3 mA standby
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Operating temperature: -20°C to 60°C
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Ambient brightness: up to 100,000 lux
Recommended applications
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Mobile or fixed POS equipment
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Self-checkout terminals and kiosks
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Industrial on-board scanners
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Integration into portable OEM terminals
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Embedded systems in retail, transportation or manufacturing
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