The Dragon family has renewed their reader products to give customers the needed reliability and easy installation characteristic of industrial applications.  Long-term accurate use is an attribute companies must consider when making a purchase.  The Dragon is unsurpassed when it comes to its flexibility and instinctive use.

The rugged development has been conditionally tested to endure drop heights of one to two meters.   The Dragon mobile can resist shock while still performing exact readings.  This permits employees to continue working after a mishap without the concern of false information being collected.

The Dragon’s superior reading performance is further enhanced by adding the Puzzle Solver Technology.  This permits high-speed, precise interpretation when codes are damaged or inadequately printed.  New mechanical designing provides a well-balanced weight and an easy to hold handle.  The reader’s feedback includes two LEDs, a louder beeper, and dual 3GL.  Operator reassurance is visible with the novice applications for powerful scanning.

Workplace productivity demonstrates an increase when employees are mobile.  The Dragon offers the Datalogic Star Cordless System that allows for flexibility in a manufacturing distribution center.  Complex projects are simplified with on-the-spot applications.  Active interaction with a system base can be utilized with the Datalogic Dragon Mobile.  This reader displays the code visually and operates with a simple three button keypad.

Accessories associated with the Dragon reader include a holder with stand that allows employees to set up a work area that benefits the practicality of a job.  Single to multiple unit battery chargers insure that operators always have a fully functioning reader.

There are many features provided for the Dragon Desk that include a two meter drop resistance, normal LR and XLR optics, 3GL feedback, ten centimeter to ten meter reading range, and man to machine interfacing.  The Dragon Mobile can be purchased with as well as without a visual display, 433 MHz or 910 MHz broadcasting systems, 100% compatibility with the Star System, LR and XLR optics, and a multipoint or point-to-point transmission.