Qscan

QR and barcode readers

Let visitors, guests and drivers in with the code on their phone or ticket. Qscan readers decode QR codes, driver’s licenses and over 30 barcode types, and send the data straight to your access control panel or PC.

Programmable formatting picks out just the part of the code your system needs and sends it the way the panel expects. Add proximity or smart card reading to the same reader, so one device handles both cards and codes.

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Qscan Outdoor QR and barcode reader

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ModelBest forMountingOutputs
Qscan OutdoorParking, gates and outdoor entrancesFront flangeWiegand, ABA, F2F, wand, RS232, TCP/IP, USB serial
Qscan IndoorDoors, visitor management and event entryConcealed, single-gang boxWiegand (up to 250 bits), ABA, F2F, wand, RS232, TCP/IP, HID 5352
Qscan MiniTurnstiles, kiosks and tight spacesTwo #4 screw bossesWiegand (up to 250 bits), ABA, F2F, wand emulation; terminal block

All models read QR codes, driver’s licenses and badges from 3″ to 18″ depending on code size, and operate from −40 °C to +85 °C.

Parking, gates and outdoor entrances

Qscan Outdoor

A rugged IP65 scanner for parking and access systems, in a black polycarbonate enclosure that mounts by its front flange. An optional sunlight-readable display can show messages to drivers and visitors.

Options

  • 2 × 16 character display, readable in direct sunlight
  • Form C relay (500 mA)
  • Two sense inputs, including an arming loop
  • Prox, iCLASS and Mifare card reading
  • NFC / Bluetooth (Wiegand output)
  • Power over Ethernet (TCP/IP)
Enclosure
IP65 outdoor rated, black polycarbonate; standard or small
Size
8.2″ L × 4.7″ W × 2.35″ H (standard enclosure)
Mounting
Front flange
Interfaces
Wiegand, ABA, F2F, wand, RS232, TCP/IP, USB serial
Power
12–24 VDC; 250 mA typical, 450 mA max at 12 VDC

Doors, visitor management and event entry

Qscan Indoor

A slim single-gang reader for access control, visitor and event entry. It reads QR codes from smartphone screens and print-at-home tickets as well as printed badges and driver’s licenses.

Options

  • Prox, iCLASS (SE, SR, Seos) and Mifare card reading
  • Form C relay (500 mA) with RS232 and TCP/IP
  • Two sense inputs for door sense, gate sense, arming loop or request-to-exit
  • NFC / Bluetooth (Wiegand output)
  • Power over Ethernet (TCP/IP)
  • Scan angle of 0°, 5° or 23°
Enclosure
ABS; beige, charcoal black or dark gray
Size
5.5″ H × 4.25″ W × 1.4″ D
Mounting
Concealed, single-gang box
Interfaces
Wiegand (up to 250 bits), ABA, F2F, wand, RS232, TCP/IP, HID 5352
Power
12–24 VDC; 250 mA typical, 450 mA max at 12 VDC

Turnstiles, kiosks and tight spaces

Qscan Mini

A compact 2-D imager, about 2⅜″ × 2⅝″, that builds into turnstiles and kiosks. Its programmable Wiegand output connects directly to an access control panel.

Options

  • Arming loop / activation input
  • Automatic sensing
  • Good-read beep
Enclosure
Black ABS
Size
1.25″ H × 2.38″ W × 2.65″ D; 3 oz
Mounting
Two #4 screw bosses
Interfaces
Wiegand (up to 250 bits), ABA, F2F, wand emulation; terminal block
Power
12–24 VDC; 110 mA typical at 12 VDC

Codes it reads

  • 2-D: QR, PDF417 (driver’s licenses), MicroPDF, Aztec, Data Matrix
  • 1-D: Code 39, Code 128, Code 93, Code 11, Interleaved 2 of 5, Codabar, UPC-A/E, EAN-8/13, MSI and more
  • QR codes on smartphone screens and print-at-home tickets (Indoor)

Card reading options

  • 125 kHz proximity: Highpower, HID, AWID, Farpointe, EM and others
  • 13.56 MHz: iCLASS, iCLASS SE and SR, Seos, Mifare CSN, PIV
  • Both frequencies in one reader

Some card formats have limits. Tell us your cards when you order and we’ll confirm.

Where it’s used

  • Parking garages and vehicle gates
  • Visitor management and guest passes
  • Event, venue and print-at-home tickets
  • Turnstiles and self-service kiosks

Not sure which Qscan fits?

Tell us what people will scan and what the reader connects to. We'll configure it for your system.