Handheld Honeywell Voyager XP Curve 1400GSR-2 tethered 1D/2D barcode scanner for general duty

The Honeywell Voyager XP Curve 1400GSR-2 tethered 1D/2D barcode scanner for general duty is a handheld scanning device designed for continuous cable-connected operation in retail and light industrial environments. Its curved ergonomic housing is intended to reduce hand fatigue during frequent scanning sessions while providing accurate capture of printed and digital barcodes. The scanner supports reading of both linear (1D) and matrix (2D) barcodes, enabling streamlined checkout, inventory management and asset tracking tasks.

Advantages

The Voyager XP Curve delivers reliable barcode capture across a range of surfaces and lighting conditions, with a form factor that balances comfort and durability for daily use. Its tethered connection ensures uninterrupted power and constant data transfer to point-of-sale terminals or host systems. The ergonomic curve helps distribute grip pressure and supports extended scanning workflows without compromising access to standard scanning features required in retail and warehouse counters.

Suitable for

• Retail point-of-sale barcode scanning of printed and on-screen codes
• Inventory counting and shelf replenishment in stores and small warehouses
• Asset tracking and check-in/check-out processes in offices and light industrial sites
• Order picking and packing operations where wired, continuous connection is preferred

Key specifications

• Scan capability: 1D linear and 2D matrix barcode reading
• Connection: tethered (cable) for continuous operation and data transfer
• Form factor: handheld, curved ergonomic housing for reduced fatigue
• Target applications: retail, light industrial, inventory and asset tracking
• Media support: printed labels and barcodes displayed on mobile device screens

How to use

Connect the scanner to the host terminal using the supplied cable and configure the interface as required by the point-of-sale or inventory system. Aim the scanner at the barcode so the aiming pattern or illumination covers the code area, then press the trigger to capture the barcode. Valid reads are typically confirmed by an audible beep or visual indicator from the host system. For on-screen barcodes, adjust distance and angle until the code is read reliably. Follow system prompts for data acceptance and further processing.

Usage recommendations

Regularly clean the scanner window with a soft, lint-free cloth and mild cleaner to maintain read performance. Place the tethered connection away from high-traffic pinch points to avoid cable wear. Use the scanner within recommended indoor temperature and humidity ranges and avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight on barcode labels or device screen to prevent read errors.