What tasks in a store or warehouse can the Netum C740 wireless 1D barcode scanner be useful for?
The compact scanner format allows you to work directly near the product — during receiving, inventory counts, stocktaking, stock checks, or work on the sales floor. This is especially convenient in clothing, footwear, accessories, cosmetics, and electronics stores, as well as when accounting for bulky goods that are inconvenient to move to the workstation.
The Netum C740 reads linear 1D barcodes and ignores nearby promotional QR codes. This helps you find the required product barcode faster when working with labels and packaging.
In the video, we demonstrate three ways to connect the scanner:
- via Bluetooth to a smartphone or tablet;
- via a 2.4G USB receiver to a computer or laptop;
- via a USB cable, which can also be used for charging.
We also separately test how the Netum C740 works with the Torgsoft mobile app. This connection allows you to scan products directly near the shelf or in the warehouse without carrying them to the computer.
The scanner supports various 1D codes, has built-in memory for storing up to 100,000 barcodes, can work offline, and can transfer accumulated data after connection.
In this review, you will see the size of the Netum C740, connection methods, barcode scanning, and practical use during inventory counts. This will help you understand whether this scanner format is suitable for product accounting in your store or warehouse.
00:00 — Introduction
00:18 — Compact size of the Netum C740 1D scanner
00:55 — Connection via Bluetooth
01:20 — Connection via USB receiver
02:15 — Connection via cable
02:30 — Additional advantages of the Netum C740 1D scanner
03:20 — Convenient for inventory counts
03:35 — Summary
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