HR10 Sardina

Features

1D

1D barcodes The HR10 Sardina reads 1D barcodes. For a new corded 1D scanner, start with the Newland HR11 Plus listed below.

Newland publishes no HR10 Sardina datasheet on its India and Asia site, so we show no figures here. Each current Newland scanner listed below has its specification on its own page.

If you need another scanner for a counter that runs HR10s, tell us the model on the scanner's label, how it connects to your PC or billing system, and the barcodes you scan. We suggest the current Newland model that fits the same setup and send its datasheet with our written quotation, where we confirm the exact model, configuration and what is supplied.

If your counter scans only printed 1D barcodes, start with the HR11 Plus. If you also need to read QR codes, such as UPI payment codes, GST e-invoice codes or codes on a phone screen, choose a 2D model. Each scanner below has its own page with the specification taken from Newland's datasheet.

  • Newland HR11 Plus corded 1D scanner: a light handheld with a 2500-pixel linear imager that plugs into a PC or billing system by USB or RS-232. It reads 1D barcodes on labels and phone screens, but not QR codes.
  • Newland HR2000 corded 2D scanner: reads 1D, 2D and GS1 Digital Link codes with a 600 × 800 image sensor, connects by USB or RS-232, weighs 137 g, and Newland rates it IP52 with 1.5 m drops.
  • Newland HR2000-BT Bluetooth scanner: the cordless version of the HR2000, linked to a USB cradle over Bluetooth 5.0 at up to 100 m. Its 2,600 mAh battery can be replaced, and Newland quotes 16 hours at one scan every 6 seconds.
  • Newland HR2081-BT wireless scanner: sends scans to a small USB dongle instead of a cradle, over Bluetooth 5.0 at up to 50 m, and also reads passport OCR. It runs on a 2,400 mAh battery.
  • Newland HR5280-BT cordless scanner: a 1280 × 800 pixel sensor, IP54 sealing and a 1.8 m drop rating, with a charging cradle that connects by USB or RS-232, so it also suits an older serial billing system.

We have supplied and supported Newland scanners since 2019, and we set the scanner up to send data the way your billing or ERP software expects. To compare these with Zebra and Honeywell handhelds, see all corded handheld scanners or the Newland scanners and mobile computers page.