The KDC400i interface ports include one ultra-mini USB port and one micro USB port which support USB to Serial protocol. The KDC400i also supports HID/MFi profiles for Bluetooth. This applies to all KDC400i models except KDC470i/KDC475i.
The KDC300i interface ports include one ultra-mini USB port which supports USB to Serial protocol. The KDC300i also supports HID/MFi profiles for Bluetooth.
The KDC250i interface ports include one ultra-mini USB port which supports USB to Serial protocol. It also supports HID/MFi profiles for Bluetooth.
The KDC200i interface ports include one ultra-mini USB port which supports USB to Serial protocol. It also supports HID/MFi profiles for Bluetooth.
The KDC400 interface ports include one ultra-mini USB port & one micro USB port which support USB to Serial protocol. The KDC400 also supports HID/SPP profiles for Bluetooth. This does not apply to the KDC470 or KDC475.
The KDC300 interface ports include one ultra-mini USB port which supports USB to Serial protocol. The KDC300 also supports HID/SPP profiles for Bluetooth.
The KDC250 interface ports include one ultra-mini USB port which supports USB to Serial protocol. It also supports HID/SPP profiles for Bluetooth.
The KDC200 interface ports are Bluetooth HID/SPP and one USB port. The USB port supports Serial and USB-Serial port.
When charging a KDC scanner and its battery is fully depleted, the battery will take 5-10 minutes of charging before powering on. At that time, the scanner will power on. The LED lights will turn from orange to green when fully charged. If your scanner has been connected for more than 30 minutes and it …
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The KDC20 can scan more than 4,000 barcodes on a single charge at the rate of one scan per 10 seconds. The KDC30 can scan more than 4,500 barcodes on a single charge at the rate of one scan per 10 seconds. The KDC100 can scan more than 9,000 barcodes on a single charge at …
