Handheld Linear Imager Barcode Scanner Cino F560 — 300 scans/sec, USB

Cino F560 is a handheld linear imager barcode scanner that captures 1D barcodes at speeds up to 300 scans per second. The device connects via USB for simple integration with point-of-sale terminals, inventory software and general-purpose computers. Designed for retail, warehousing and logistics tasks, the F560 provides fast, reliable barcode reading in a lightweight, ergonomic form factor suitable for high-volume scanning environments.

Advantages

The scanner offers high read rate performance, enabling quick capture of standard 1D barcodes even during continuous scanning sessions. Its USB interface supports plug-and-play connectivity for many operating systems and POS setups, reducing setup time. The handheld design balances durability with user comfort to limit fatigue during extended use. The linear imaging technology improves tolerance to poorly printed or low-contrast barcodes compared with older laser-only models.

Suitable for

• Retail point-of-sale barcode scanning
• Warehouse picking and packing operations
• Inventory counting and stock control
• Logistics and shipping label processing
• Back-office data capture and asset tracking

Key specifications

• Scan type: linear (1D) imager
• Maximum scan rate: up to 300 scans per second
• Interface: USB connection for data and power
• Form factor: handheld, trigger-operated design
• Decoding capability: standard 1D barcode symbologies (common retail and logistics formats)
• Durability: ergonomically shaped housing for frequent use

How to use

Connect the Cino F560 to a computer or POS terminal using the supplied USB cable; the device typically enumerates as a keyboard input or COM port depending on system configuration. Position the scanner so the imager window faces the barcode and pull the trigger to activate the scan beam. For most 1D barcodes, align the scanning line across the bars and move closer or farther until the reader indicates a successful capture. Configure host software to accept keyboard wedge input or install drivers/mapping utilities if serial emulation is required.

Usage recommendations

For consistent performance, keep the imager window clean and avoid direct sunlight or strong reflections on barcode surfaces. Use USB ports that supply stable power and, if scanning large volumes, ensure the host device is configured to handle continuous keyboard input or serial data streams without interruption.