Scanning Performance | Scan Mode | 640*480 CMOS |
Read Code Type | 2D | QR Code, Data Matrix, PDF417,maxicode,Aztec,hanxin |
1D | EAN,UPC,Code 39,Code 93,Code 128,UCC/EAN 128, Code 11, |
Codabar, Interleaved 2 of 5, Standard 25,MSI-Plessey |
GS1 Databar, Industrial 25, Matrix 2 of 5 |
Accuracy of reading | One Dimensional Code:6mil |
Working Mode | Continuous Mode, Induction Mode, Manual Mode |
Depth of Field | Alipay | 30-150mm |
Bus | 50-120mm |
Contrast | ≥25% |
Scanning angle | Intersection angle 360°, Elevation ± 55°, Deflection angle ± 55° |
Viewing Angle | Inclination 60°, Elevation 46° |
Mechanical/ Electrical Parameters | Interface | TTL-232,USB |
Dimension | External diameter 20.9mm,Inner diameter 18.8mm, Height 7.2mm |
Operating Voltage | 3.3V |
Operating Current | ≤100mA |
Environmental Parameters | Operating Temperature | -20℃~+50℃ |
Storage Temperature | -40℃~+70℃ |
Operating Humidity | 5%~95% (Non-Condensing) |
Environmental Light | 10~100000LUX |
·Provide User Manual
QR Code Module: Unlocking the Invisible Key to the Internet of
Things World
In the era of the Internet of Things, Internet of Things (IoT)
technology is reshaping our lives and industrial landscape at an
astonishing speed. From smart homes to industrial automation, from
smart cities to precision agriculture, IoT devices sense and
transmit data like nerve endings. However, in this vast network,
there is a seemingly small but crucial component quietly playing a
central role - the QR code module. It is not only a bridge
connecting the physical world and the digital world, but also a key
technological engine driving the Internet of Things towards
universality and scenarization.
1. QR code module: the "neural tentacles" of the Internet of Things
The QR code module is a hardware module that integrates a camera,
image processing chip, and decoding algorithm. Its core function is
to quickly recognize and parse QR code information. Unlike
traditional scanning devices, modern QR code modules achieve low
power consumption, small size, and high reliability through highly
integrated design. They can be embedded into various IoT terminals
and become the "sensory organ" for device cloud interaction.
Technical highlights:
Minimalist interaction, instant response: No complex operations
required, the device automatically scans the QR code through the
module to complete data reading, device pairing, or command
triggering, achieving a "one touch connection" experience.
Environmental adaptability: Supports high-precision recognition in
complex scenarios such as stains, blurriness, and low light,
adapting to harsh environments such as industry and logistics.
Secure encryption: Built in national encryption algorithms or
dynamic encryption technology to ensure the security of data
transmission and prevent information tampering.
2. How can QR code modules reconstruct IoT scenarios?
a. Intelligent retail: from "people looking for goods" to "goods
looking for people"
In unmanned supermarkets or smart containers, QR code modules are
combined with gravity sensing and RFID technology to achieve
automatic identification and settlement of goods. Users scan the
code to open, pick up, and close the door before leaving. The
system synchronizes inventory data in real-time through modules,
optimizes replenishment logic, and even pushes personalized
discounts based on user purchasing habits.
b. Industrial Internet of Things: Device as a Service (DaaS)
Traditional industrial equipment needs to be connected to the
network through tedious parameter settings, while QR code modules
endow the equipment with "plug and play" capabilities. Workers can
scan the QR code on the device to automatically complete device
registration, configuration download, and status monitoring,
greatly reducing deployment barriers. For example, in intelligent
manufacturing, modules can upload real-time machine operation data
and combine AI algorithms to predict maintenance cycles.
c. Smart City: The Bottom Logic of One Code Connected City
From unlocking shared bicycles to bus and subway ride codes, from
electronic guides to scenic spots to "one-stop" government
services, the QR code module supports the digital entrance to urban
services. Taking the medical scene as an example, patients can scan
the code to associate electronic medical records, register and pay,
and hospitals can quickly match medical resources through modules
to improve diagnosis and treatment efficiency.
d. Agricultural Internet of Things: "Digital ID Card" for Fields
and Fields
In smart agriculture, the QR code attached to each agricultural
product packaging or equipment records the entire process from
planting to dining table. The QR code module is embedded into
agricultural drones or detection terminals to collect real-time
soil moisture and crop growth data, and achieve precise irrigation
and traceability queries through scanning the code, promoting the
transformation of agriculture towards data-driven.
3. The IoT philosophy behind the QR code module
a. Cost reduction and efficiency improvement: making the Internet
of Things within reach
Traditional IoT solutions rely on expensive sensors, gateways, and
complex deployments, while QR code modules, with extremely low
costs (module prices can be as low as a few yuan) and flexible
integration methods, allow everyday items such as refrigerators,
street lights, and even shared power banks to easily access the
network, accelerating the popularization of IoT.
b. User Center: From "Technology Driven" to "Experience Driven"
The QR code module simplifies complex IoT interactions into the
intuitive action of "scanning the code" without the need for
learning costs. This "seamless connection" design is the key to the
transition of the Internet of Things from showcasing technology to
realizing user value.
c. Open ecosystem: breaking down data silos
As an open standard, QR codes naturally have cross platform and
cross industry compatibility. Module manufacturers provide SDKs and
API interfaces to enable devices and systems from different
manufacturers to achieve data interoperability based on QR codes,
building an open and collaborative IoT ecosystem.
4. Future prospects: Integration of QR code modules and AIoT
With the integration of edge computing and AI technology, the
two-dimensional code module is evolving into an "intelligent
perception node":
Dynamic QR code: Content can be updated in real-time (such as
encrypted temporary authorization codes) to enhance security and
flexibility.
Multimodal interaction: Combining voice, NFC, and other
technologies to create a "one code multi energy" composite
terminal.
Space computing: By combining QR code positioning with AR
technology, scene based services that integrate reality and
virtuality can be achieved (such as museum tours and industrial
maintenance guidance).
Conclusion: Small Square, Big World
The QR code module, this seemingly simple technological component,
is reconstructing the connection logic of the Internet of Things in
a subtle and silent way. It transforms devices from isolated data
islands into interactive, evolving, and value-added intelligent
agents. In the future, when every QR code module becomes a "neuron"
of the Internet of Things, we may usher in a truly intelligent
world of "everything has a code, one code interconnection" - and
all of this begins with the black and white matrix touched by
fingertips.