Barcode scanner Opticon OPN-2500 USB-C Bluetooth — handheld 1D/2D scanner, wired USB-C and Bluetooth connectivity

Opticon OPN-2500 is a handheld barcode scanner that supports both USB-C wired connection and Bluetooth wireless pairing. Designed for scanning 1D and 2D barcodes, it provides reliable data capture for retail, inventory management, warehousing and mobile point-of-sale operations. The device combines a compact ergonomic housing with flexible connectivity options so it can be used at a fixed workstation via USB-C or paired to a mobile device over Bluetooth for on-the-go scanning.

Advantages

The Opticon OPN-2500 offers dual connectivity—wired USB-C and Bluetooth—allowing seamless switching between stationary and mobile workflows without additional adapters. Its 1D/2D imaging engine reads common linear and matrix codes on paper labels and screens, while compact handheld design and intuitive trigger make prolonged use comfortable. The scanner is compatible with standard data collection software and can integrate into existing POS and inventory systems with minimal configuration.

Suitable for

• Retail checkout and price verification
• Stocktaking and inventory audits
• Warehouse picking and packing
• Mobile point-of-sale (mPOS) and field service

Key specifications

• Barcode types: 1D (linear) and 2D (matrix) code support
• Connectivity: USB-C wired connection and Bluetooth wireless pairing
• Form factor: Handheld, trigger-activated scanner
• Compatibility: Works with common POS, inventory and mobile applications that accept standard keyboard input or serial data
• Power: Powered via USB-C when connected; battery-powered operation when paired over Bluetooth
• Scanning performance: Imaging-based reader suitable for printed labels and barcodes displayed on screens

How to use

To use the scanner in wired mode, connect the USB-C cable to a computer or terminal and ensure the host recognizes the device; it will operate as a data input device for barcode text. For Bluetooth operation, enable Bluetooth on the host device, set the scanner into pairing mode following the manufacturer’s pairing procedure, and complete the pairing process in the host’s Bluetooth settings. Aim the scanner at the barcode so the aiming frame or illumination covers the code, press the trigger, and wait for the confirmation beep or LED to signal a successful read. Configure prefix/suffix settings or output mode in the accompanying configuration utility or by scanning standard setup codes if required by your software environment.

Usage recommendations

Use USB-C connection for continuous high-volume scanning at a fixed workstation to avoid battery drain. Use Bluetooth pairing for mobile tasks where cable-free operation improves efficiency. Keep the scanner’s window clean and free of scratches for optimal read rates, and test barcode types used in your workflow (printed labels, mobile screens, damaged codes) to confirm reliable performance before large-scale deployment.