Handheld Data Collection Device CIPHERLAB RS38 2D Imager Long Range GPS Android

CIPHERLAB RS38 is a handheld data collection device that combines a 2D imager with long-range scanning capability, integrated GPS and the Android operating system. Designed for mobile inventory, field service, logistics and asset tracking, the device enables fast barcode capture, location tagging and on-device data entry. Its rugged housing and enterprise-class Android support allow deployment in environments that require reliable scanning and real-time data transmission.

Advantages

The RS38 offers long-range 2D barcode scanning for reading both small and distant codes, while the integrated GPS records location information for each scan. Running Android, it supports a wide range of enterprise applications and wireless connectivity options for immediate data synchronization. The handheld unit features a durable construction suited to industrial and outdoor use and provides a familiar touchscreen interface for efficient operator interaction.

Suitable for

• Mobile inventory management and stock counting
• Field service technicians requiring location-stamped records
• Warehouse and logistics operations with mixed barcode types
• Asset tracking across distributed sites and outdoor locations

Key specifications

• 2D imager with long-range scanning capability for QR, PDF417 and standard 1D barcodes
• Integrated GPS for location tagging and geolocation services
• Android operating system supporting enterprise applications
• Rugged handheld form factor designed for industrial and outdoor use
• Touchscreen interface for data entry and application control
• Wireless connectivity options for real-time data transmission (Wi‑Fi, cellular, Bluetooth)

How to use

Power on the CIPHERLAB RS38 and configure wireless connections through the Android settings to enable Wi‑Fi or cellular data. Open the desired enterprise application or install compatible data-collection software from trusted sources. Use the touchscreen to navigate menus and settings; align the device’s imager with barcodes and press the trigger or on-screen scan control to capture codes. Enable GPS within system settings or app permissions to record location with scans. Transfer data in real time via network connections or sync with backend systems according to your workflow.

Usage recommendations

Ensure protective settings for outdoor deployments, maintain firmware and app updates to preserve compatibility and security, and verify GPS and network coverage before critical field operations to guarantee accurate location tagging and uninterrupted data transmission.