₨10,300.00
The Speed-X 9700 2D CMOS Desktop Barcode Scanner is a corded presentation scanner designed for automatic, hands-free scanning at retail counters, supermarkets, pharmacies, restaurants, courier offices and fixed inventory workstations.
Its 1280 × 800-pixel CMOS imaging platform reads supported 1D and 2D barcodes from product labels, receipts, packaging, mobile phones and computer screens. Published specifications also list automatic sensing, a 32-bit decoding platform, red aiming light and white LED illumination.
The scanner supports common retail codes along with QR Code, Data Matrix, PDF417, Micro QR, Aztec, MaxiCode and Han Xin Code. This allows one fixed scanner to handle normal product billing and newer digital workflows such as mobile loyalty cards, electronic tickets and compatible payment references.
| Feature | Published information |
|---|---|
| Scanner type | Desktop presentation scanner |
| Imaging technology | CMOS area imaging |
| Sensor resolution | 1280 × 800 pixels |
| Processor | 32-bit |
| Barcode support | 1D and 2D |
| QR-code support | Yes |
| Screen scanning | Yes |
| Scanning mode | Automatic sensing |
| Minimum published resolution | 5 mil Code 39 |
| Published depth of field | 0–450mm |
| Rotation tolerance | Roll ±360° |
| Pitch tolerance | ±80° |
| Skew tolerance | ±70° |
| Minimum print contrast | 25% |
| Main advertised connection | USB |
| Wireless operation | No |
| Battery | Not required |
| Recommended environment | Indoor commercial use |
The optical and decoding figures above appear consistently across current Pakistani Speed-X 9700 listings.
The Speed-X 9700 is suitable for businesses that want a higher-resolution desktop scanner for both conventional merchandise and modern digital barcodes.
A basic 1D laser scanner can process common product codes but normally cannot decode QR Code, Data Matrix or PDF417. The Speed-X 9700 uses area imaging, allowing it to capture both linear and two-dimensional symbols from several orientations.
Its hands-free operation can reduce repeated lifting and trigger pressing. Products, receipts or smartphones are presented in front of the scanner while it remains on the checkout counter.
The Speed-X 9700 can support:
Pakistani product listings position the scanner for supermarkets, retail chains, pharmacies, logistics, healthcare counters, warehouses and check-in applications.
Key features include:
These features are consistently listed by several current Pakistani distributors.
| Application | Suitability |
|---|---|
| Retail product checkout | Excellent |
| Supermarket billing | Excellent |
| Pharmacy billing | Excellent |
| QR-code scanning | Excellent |
| Smartphone barcode scanning | Excellent |
| Digital loyalty cards | Excellent |
| Electronic coupons | Excellent |
| Restaurant order codes | Excellent |
| Courier parcel processing | Excellent |
| E-commerce order verification | Excellent |
| Customer check-in | Excellent |
| Membership verification | Excellent |
| Ticket scanning | Excellent |
| Library circulation | Good |
| Fixed inventory workstation | Good |
| Warehouse packing desk | Good |
| Product price-checking station | Good |
| Hands-free counter scanning | Excellent |
| Large or heavy products | Less convenient than handheld |
| Wireless aisle scanning | Not supported |
| Long-range pallet scanning | Not designed for this |
| Wet outdoor environment | Not recommended |
| Rugged industrial work | Choose an industrial scanner |
The Speed-X 9700 is primarily a fixed desktop scanner. It is not a replacement for a cordless warehouse scanner or a long-range industrial pallet scanner.
| Specification | Published detail |
|---|---|
| Product name | Speed-X 9700 |
| Product category | 2D desktop barcode scanner |
| Connection type | Corded |
| Scan type | CMOS area imaging |
| Processor | 32-bit |
| Image resolution | 1280 × 800 pixels |
| Aiming light | Red LED, 625 ±10nm |
| Illumination | 5600K LEDs |
| Scanning mode | Automatic sensing |
| Minimum resolution | 5 mil / 0.127mm Code 39 at listed test conditions |
| Published depth of field | 0–450mm |
| Roll tolerance | ±360° |
| Pitch tolerance | ±80° |
| Skew tolerance | ±70° |
| Minimum print contrast | 25% |
| 1D barcode support | Yes |
| 2D barcode support | Yes |
| QR-code support | Yes |
| Screen scanning | Yes |
| Primary advertised interface | USB |
| Possible interface options | USB and RS-232 on matching OEM platform; verify kit |
| Wireless connectivity | No |
| Battery | Not required |
| Multiple languages | Supported |
| Operating-system support | Multiple systems; verify exact host |
| Dimensions | Verify physical Speed-X unit |
| Weight | Verify physical Speed-X unit |
| Cable length | Verify box contents |
| Drop resistance | Verify physical unit or supplied manual |
| IP protection | No verified Speed-X IP rating found |
| Local warranty | Confirm with GS Systemz |
The core Speed-X specifications—CMOS imaging, 32-bit CPU, 1280 × 800 resolution, 5 mil minimum resolution, 0–450mm depth of field and the listed scanning angles—appear consistently across multiple Pakistan-based listings.
The Speed-X 9700’s published technical wording and specifications closely match the DY Scan DP8550 desktop scanner platform.
Both specification sets list:
The DY Scan platform additionally publishes USB and RS-232 options, dimensions of approximately 156.75 × 77.4 × 156.75mm, weight of approximately 265g, a 1.5-metre cable and a 1.2-metre drop specification.
However, no public Speed-X document reviewed for this article confirms that every Speed-X 9700 is exactly the DP8550. Therefore, those mechanical and environmental figures should be treated as possible OEM-platform specifications—not guaranteed Speed-X stock specifications.
GS Systemz should verify the actual scanner label, cable and manual before publishing them.
A desktop barcode scanner stays in a fixed position on a counter or workstation.
Instead of moving the scanner toward each product, the employee or customer presents the barcode in front of its reading window. The scanner detects the symbol, decodes it and sends the resulting information to the connected POS or inventory system.
Desktop scanners are suitable when:
The Speed-X 9700 is advertised with a large scanning-window design and highly sensitive automatic presentation scanning.
Auto-sensing means the scanner automatically attempts to read a barcode when it enters the active scanning area.
A normal transaction works as follows:
The operator does not normally need to press a trigger for each product.
This can reduce repetitive movement at:
A CMOS area-imaging scanner captures a complete image of the barcode rather than reading only one narrow laser line.
This allows it to read:
The Speed-X 9700 uses a published image resolution of 1280 × 800 pixels, which is higher than the 640 × 480 resolution commonly listed for several lower Speed-X desktop models.
Higher sensor resolution can provide more image information to the decoding system, but it does not independently guarantee that every barcode will scan faster or from farther away. Barcode size, focus, firmware and decoding software are also important.
Published decoding lists include:
The exact formats enabled by default may vary according to firmware and configuration.
Published 2D formats include:
Some current retailer descriptions also mention DotCode. Because this format does not appear in every detailed specification list, it should be tested before being advertised as guaranteed.
Yes. QR-code scanning is one of the Speed-X 9700’s primary functions.
It can support compatible QR workflows such as:
QR Code and Micro QR appear in the scanner’s published 2D symbology list.
The scanner captures the encoded data and transfers it to the connected software. It does not independently authorise a payment or validate a ticket.
The Speed-X 9700 can read compatible QR codes displayed on smartphones, including codes used within supported mobile-payment workflows.
Successful payment processing still depends on:
The Speed-X 9700 is a barcode scanner, not an independent payment terminal.
Yes. The scanner reads common retail and inventory barcodes in addition to two-dimensional formats.
It can be used with labels found on:
The scanner’s 1D list includes UPC, EAN, Code 39, Code 128 and several other commonly used product and inventory formats.
Yes. Current Speed-X 9700 descriptions specifically state that the scanner reads codes from paper, products and digital screens.
Screen-scanning applications may include:
When a mobile barcode is difficult to read:
A cracked screen, strong reflection or extremely small code can reduce scanning performance.
Yes. Compatible barcodes displayed on desktop or laptop monitors can be presented to the scanner.
This can support:
The scanner only decodes and transmits the barcode. The connected software performs the database search, validation or transaction.
Current retailer descriptions promote the Speed-X 9700 as capable of reading damaged, poorly printed and low-contrast barcodes.
It may improve scanning of labels that are:
Scanning can still fail when:
Severely damaged medicine, inventory and courier labels should be replaced rather than repeatedly scanned.
A mil is one-thousandth of an inch.
The Speed-X 9700’s published minimum resolution is 5 mil, equal to approximately 0.127mm, for Code 39 under the listed test condition of 90% print contrast.
This does not guarantee successful scanning of every 5 mil code. Performance also depends on:
Businesses scanning very small jewellery, electronics, pharmaceutical or component labels should test the physical barcode before purchasing multiple units.
Published Speed-X 9700 specifications list a general depth-of-field range of 0–450mm.
This should not be interpreted as a guaranteed 450mm range for every barcode.
The actual distance depends on:
Large, clear and low-density barcodes can generally be read from farther away than very small high-density codes.
No model-specific Speed-X table was found showing separate distances for UPC, Code 39, QR Code and Data Matrix. GS Systemz should avoid publishing invented format-specific ranges.
The Speed-X 9700’s published orientation tolerances are:
These figures were tested under listed Code 39 conditions.
Roll describes rotation of the barcode around the scanner’s line of sight. A ±360-degree specification means the code can generally be presented in any rotational orientation.
Pitch describes tilting the top of the barcode toward or away from the scanner.
Skew describes angling one side of the barcode closer than the other.
These wide presentation angles reduce the need to align each barcode precisely.
Its area-imaging platform and published rotation tolerance allow compatible barcodes to be presented:
The full symbol must still remain visible within the scanner’s imaging area.
Large-angle capability is useful during fast retail checkout because employees do not need to rotate every product into one exact position.
Print contrast describes the visual difference between dark barcode elements and the lighter background.
The Speed-X 9700’s published minimum print-contrast signal is 25%.
A barcode may become difficult to scan when:
Clear black-on-white printing normally provides more reliable results than barcodes near the minimum contrast threshold.
The published Speed-X 9700 specification lists a red aiming light with a wavelength of approximately 625 ±10nm.
The aiming light helps the user identify the active scanning area and position the barcode within the imaging field.
This can help when:
The scanner still uses CMOS imaging to decode the barcode. The red light is an aiming aid rather than a traditional 1D laser-scanning engine.
The scanner’s published specification lists 5600K LED illumination.
The illumination lights the barcode so the CMOS sensor can capture a clear image. It supports scanning from paper, packaging and electronic displays under suitable conditions.
Good illumination can improve:
Direct glare can still interfere with glossy packaging or phone screens. Tilting the code slightly may improve the result.
The Speed-X 9700 is marketed as a high-speed scanner with an intelligent decoding engine, but no trustworthy model-specific frame-rate or scans-per-second figure appears in the consistent detailed specification set.
The product page should describe it as a fast automatic desktop scanner without guaranteeing an unsupported numerical rate.
Actual performance depends on:
A 1280 × 800 sensor specification describes image resolution, not the number of scans completed each second.
Current Pakistani sales titles commonly promote USB automatic or plug-and-play operation for the Speed-X 9700.
The closely matching DY Scan platform lists:
However, the exact interface supplied with a Speed-X 9700 should be verified from the physical unit and cable.
A compatible USB keyboard or HID configuration sends barcode information like keyboard typing.
It can work with:
Some OEM configurations may support USB virtual COM operation, but this feature was not consistently confirmed in the Speed-X 9700 listings reviewed.
The matching OEM platform offers RS-232, but GS Systemz should confirm whether the actual Speed-X package supports and includes it.
A serial installation may require:
The commonly sold USB version is promoted as a plug-and-play scanner for compatible POS systems.
A normal setup involves:
Advanced serial, prefix, suffix or data-formatting requirements may need scanner programming.
A standard USB keyboard configuration will normally be recognised as an input device by a compatible operating system.
Additional configuration may be needed for:
The scanner should be tested with the actual business software before several units are purchased.
Current seller descriptions mention support for multiple systems. One current listing specifically identifies Windows, macOS and Linux.
Compatibility depends on:
Operating-system recognition does not automatically guarantee compatibility with every POS or inventory application.
Yes. Multiple language and system support appears consistently in the scanner’s published feature list.
The scanner’s keyboard language should match the computer’s active keyboard layout.
An incorrect layout can affect:
The exact language list should be checked in the programming manual supplied with the scanner.
The Speed-X 9700 can work with compatible POS, pharmacy, inventory, restaurant and courier software that accepts barcode input.
In a standard USB keyboard configuration, the scanned information normally appears in the active field like typed text.
Compatibility depends on:
A practical software test should be completed before a large deployment.
It should work with many Pakistan-based POS applications that accept keyboard-style barcode input.
Possible workflows include:
Specialised applications may require custom suffixes, serial communication or software integration.
The scanner can capture a compatible payment-related QR code and transfer its data to the connected POS or merchant application.
It does not independently process or approve financial transactions.
Successful payment processing depends on:
Yes, when connected to compatible price-checking software and a product database.
The process works as follows:
The scanner does not store prices or calculate inventory independently.
A complete price-checking setup requires:
No. The Speed-X 9700 is marketed as a wired desktop scanner.
It does not contain a rechargeable battery or provide normal Bluetooth mobility.
A corded scanner is suitable when:
Choose a wireless handheld scanner when staff need to move between shelves, cartons or warehouse locations.
No rechargeable battery is required for normal operation.
The scanner receives power through its wired connection or the supplied power arrangement.
Benefits include:
No verified Speed-X manufacturer document was found that publishes an official drop or tumble rating for the 9700.
The matching DY Scan desktop platform lists a 1.2-metre drop specification, but this should not automatically be treated as a guaranteed Speed-X rating without checking the physical unit and supplied documentation.
The scanner is designed for normal indoor commercial environments such as:
It is not positioned as a rugged industrial scanner.
No verified Speed-X IP rating or waterproof certification was located.
The scanner should not be:
Keep moisture away from the scanning window, housing, base and interface connection.
No official Speed-X environmental table was publicly available.
The matching OEM platform publishes:
These figures should be verified against the Speed-X manual before being published as guaranteed specifications.
For normal use:
Several Pakistani Speed-X listings do not publish dimensions or weight.
The technically matching DY Scan platform lists:
These values are useful for estimating the likely form factor, but they must be confirmed against the GS Systemz unit before publication.
Package contents can vary according to the importer and interface kit.
A typical package may include:
An RS-232 cable, external power supply or specialised mounting accessory may not be included.
GS Systemz should inspect the physical box before listing any accessory as guaranteed content.
| Requirement | Recommendation |
|---|---|
| Standard product barcodes | Supported |
| QR-code scanning | Supported |
| Data Matrix scanning | Supported |
| PDF417 scanning | Supported |
| Smartphone-screen scanning | Supported |
| Computer-screen scanning | Supported |
| Automatic hands-free scanning | Supported |
| 1280 × 800 imaging | Published |
| Minimum 5 mil resolution | Published under test conditions |
| Up to 450mm general depth of field | Published |
| USB connection | Commonly supplied |
| RS-232 connection | Verify exact kit |
| Multiple keyboard languages | Supported |
| Battery charging | Not required |
| Wireless mobility | Not supported |
| Waterproof operation | No verified rating |
| Long-range pallet scanning | Not suitable |
| Heavy industrial operation | Choose a rugged scanner |
Choose the Speed-X 9700 when higher-resolution desktop imaging, QR support and hands-free counter operation are more important than wireless mobility.
| Feature | Speed-X 9700 | Speed-X 9500 |
|---|---|---|
| Scanner type | Desktop 2D imager | Desktop 2D imager |
| Sensor resolution | 1280 × 800 | 640 × 480 |
| Processor | 32-bit listed | Not normally highlighted |
| Minimum 1D resolution | 5 mil listed | 5 mil listed |
| Minimum 2D resolution | No separate verified figure | 10 mil listed |
| General depth of field | Up to 450mm published | Format-specific shorter ranges published |
| Scanning angles | Roll 360°, pitch 80°, skew 70° | Field-of-view figures commonly published |
| QR-code scanning | Supported | Supported |
| Screen scanning | Supported | Supported |
| Interfaces | USB; RS-232 requires verification | USB HID, USB VCP and RS-232 commonly listed |
| Dimensions | Verify | Approximately 100 × 94 × 152mm published |
| Best use | Higher-resolution wide-range desktop imaging | Standard affordable desktop scanning |
The 9700 has a higher published sensor resolution and broader general depth-of-field claim. The 9500 has more detailed publicly available interface, dimension and environmental information.
Do not claim that the 9700 is automatically faster because no reliable 9700 frame-rate figure was found.
| Feature | Speed-X 9700 | Speed-X 9600 |
|---|---|---|
| Sensor resolution | 1280 × 800 | 640 × 480 |
| Imaging speed | No verified numerical figure | 60fps commonly published |
| Minimum resolution | 5 mil Code 39 | 4 mil or 5 mil depending listing |
| QR-code scanning | Supported | Supported |
| Screen scanning | Supported | Supported |
| Auto sensing | Supported | Supported |
| USB operation | Supported | Supported |
| RS-232 | Verify exact kit | Available on some listings |
| Main strength | Higher image resolution and wide published depth | Published 60fps decoding performance |
| Best selection method | Test actual labels | Test actual labels |
Choose the 9700 when higher sensor resolution and its published 0–450mm depth-of-field range are priorities.
Choose the 9600 when a documented 60fps specification and established interface details are more important.
| Feature | Speed-X 9700 Desktop | Handheld Scanner |
|---|---|---|
| Normal position | Fixed on counter | Held by employee |
| Automatic scanning | Primary design | Depends on model |
| Small-product checkout | Excellent | Good |
| Mobile-code presentation | Convenient | Supported on compatible 2D models |
| Large-product scanning | Less convenient | Easier |
| Wireless movement | No | Available on wireless models |
| Counter space | Requires a fixed area | Can be stored separately |
| Best use | Checkout and service counters | Mixed-size or mobile scanning |
Choose the Speed-X 9700 for continuous fixed-counter scanning.
Choose a handheld model when products are large, heavy or positioned away from the workstation.
| Feature | Basic 1D scanner | Speed-X 9700 |
|---|---|---|
| UPC and EAN | Supported | Supported |
| Code 39 and Code 128 | Supported | Supported |
| QR Code | Not supported | Supported |
| Data Matrix | Not supported | Supported |
| PDF417 | Usually not supported | Supported |
| Smartphone codes | Often limited | Supported |
| Barcode orientation | More alignment required | Omnidirectional area imaging |
| Digital loyalty cards | Usually unsuitable | Suitable |
| Modern POS workflows | Limited | Better suited |
A 2D scanner is a better long-term option when a business expects to use digital customer codes, mobile payments, electronic tickets or modern inventory labels.
GS Systemz can supply the Speed-X 9700 to businesses in Pakistan that need desktop scanning for printed and digital barcodes.
This page helps buyers evaluate:
Before placing an order, confirm:
Correct placement, label quality and software configuration can improve daily scanning reliability.
The Speed-X 9700 may be suitable for:
It is most suitable when hands-free scanning, higher CMOS resolution and mixed paper-and-screen barcode support are more important than wireless mobility.
Check availability of the Speed-X 9700 2D CMOS Desktop Barcode Scanner with GS Systemz in Pakistan.
Use it to scan standard product barcodes, QR Code, Data Matrix, PDF417, Micro QR and compatible digital symbols displayed on smartphones or computer screens.
Confirm the interface kit, scan-engine revision, cable, dimensions, local warranty and complete package contents before adding the Speed-X 9700 to your retail, pharmacy, courier or inventory setup.
The Speed-X 9700 is a corded desktop CMOS area-imaging scanner designed for automatic hands-free scanning of supported 1D and 2D barcodes.
Yes. Its published 2D symbology list includes QR Code, Micro QR, Data Matrix, PDF417, Aztec, MaxiCode and Han Xin Code.
Yes. It reads common linear formats such as UPC, EAN, Code 39, Code 128 and GS1-related codes.
Yes. Current product descriptions state that it reads barcodes from paper, products and electronic screens.
Published specifications list a 1280 × 800-pixel CMOS imaging platform.
The published general depth of field is 0–450mm, but the practical range depends on barcode type, size, contrast and printing quality.
The published minimum is 5 mil or 0.127mm for Code 39 under the stated test conditions.
No. It is a corded desktop scanner and does not require a rechargeable battery.
No verified Speed-X IP or waterproof rating was found. Keep the scanner dry and do not immerse or spray it.
You can check availability of the Speed-X 9700 2D CMOS Desktop Barcode Scanner with GS Systemz in Pakistan.
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