Honeywell Voyager 1470g Bundle
with Scanner USB cable, USB-A to USB-C adapter, Scanner stand and AnyHDD microfiber cloth
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What's in the box.
Reads anything you point it at.
Honeywell’s Voyager XP 1470g reads the codes a register sees every day, merchandise UPCs, coupons and digital wallets on a phone, damaged and poorly printed labels, and reaches far enough to scan the bottom of a cart without bending.
Damaged labels, phone screens, digital wallets.
Honeywell built the XP 1470g for the codes that slow a lane down: damaged and poorly printed labels, coupons and wallets on a customer’s phone, and codes at awkward angles. A 1040 × 720 imager reads at 15% contrast through ±65° pitch and ±70° skew under warm white illumination.
It also reads DotCode and, on supported configurations, Digimarc digital watermarks and OCR fonts, and holds a read at up to 27.6 inches per second of motion.
Pick what you'll scan.
See how far away it reads.
Honeywell publishes a typical near-to-far depth of field for each barcode type. Choose one to see it drawn to scale.
Ranges are Honeywell’s typical performance figures for the Voyager XP 1470g at the stated barcode resolution; print quality, contrast and lighting affect real-world results.
Trigger it, or set it in the stand.
In its default mode the scanner reads when you press the button. Scan the Presentation Mode barcode and it reads whatever it sees, ready for the stand that comes in the box.
Handheld
- Manual triggeraiming dot, then press: the default
- Motion toleranceup to 27.6 in/s on a 13 mil UPC
- Feedbackgood-decode LED, adjustable beeper
Hands-free
- Presentation modeset by one barcode in the Quick Start Guide
- Scanner standin the box
- Reachreads a 13 mil UPC at 15.8 in
Built to be dropped
- 30 dropsto concrete from 6 ft
- 1,000 tumblesfrom 1.6 ft
- IP52dust and dripping water
Plug it in and scan.
The USB cable connects the scanner to a register, PC or tablet; the adapter in the box fits a USB-C port. Barcodes in Honeywell’s Quick Start Guide set the keyboard country, add Enter or Tab after each scan, and switch to presentation mode, no software needed.
- USB, keyboard wedge, RS-232, RS485Host interfaces in the data sheet and Quick Start Guide; IBM POS port 9B programmable.
- 84 international keyboardsKeyboard country set by barcode; USA is the default.
- EZConfig for ScanningHoneywell’s configuration tool for firmware updates and one-scan setup barcodes.
- Host-powered2 W operating, 0.45 W standby at 5 V: no power supply needed on USB.
Built for the busy lane.
The XP 1470g is Honeywell’s general-duty retail scanner: tough, configurable by barcode, and managed with Honeywell’s own tools.
Survives the counter
30 drops to concrete from 6 ft, 1,000 tumbles and IP52 sealing.
Configure by barcode
Suffixes, prefixes, keyboard country and data formatting are set by scanning barcodes in the Quick Start Guide.
Fleet tools
EZConfig, Scanner Management Utility (SMU), Total Freedom, Scanner Edge and SDKs.
Low power
2 W scanning and 0.45 W standby, drawn from the host port.
Works with the register you have.
The scanner connects over USB, keyboard wedge, RS-232 or RS485 to an IBM POS terminal. Honeywell doesn’t publish an operating-system list for the 1470g in its public documents.
A free USB port (or USB-C with the included adapter), or a keyboard-wedge, serial or IBM port with the matching Honeywell cable.
A battery or charger: it runs on 5 V from the host port.
New, ready to connect.
This Voyager XP 1470g bundle is sold New: a new scanner, with a stand, the USB cable, an adapter and an AnyHDD microfiber cloth.
Backed by AnyHDD's one-year warranty and 30-day returns, with free return shipping on defective items. We've supplied IT hardware to businesses since 2006.
Tech specs
As published in Honeywell’s Voyager XP 1470g data sheet.
| Model | Honeywell Voyager XP 1470g, corded |
|---|---|
| Scan pattern | Area image, 1040 × 720 pixel array; 60 frames per second |
| Motion tolerance | 70 cm/s (27.6 in/s) for 13 mil UPC at optimal focus |
| Print contrast | 15% |
| Scan angle | 39.2° H × 27.4° V |
| Roll / pitch / skew | ±180° / ±65° / ±70° |
| Illumination · aimer | Warm white LED (2700 K) · red dot LED, 624 nm |
| 1D symbologies | Code 39, Code 128, Code 93, EAN, UPC, Code 11, Code 32 Pharmaceutical, Codabar, China Post, GS1 DataBar |
| 2D symbologies | Aztec, Data Matrix, QR/Micro QR, MaxiCode, Han Xin, postal codes, PDF417, DotCode; Digimarc, OCR-A, OCR-B and MICR E-13B on supported configurations |
| Decode range, typical | 5 mil Code 39 0.8–8.1 in · 13 mil UPC 0.7–15.8 in · 6.7 mil PDF417 0.6–7.3 in · 10 mil Data Matrix 0.4–6.5 in · 20 mil QR 0.2–12.8 in |
| Minimum resolution | Code 39 3 mil · PDF417 4 mil · Data Matrix 5 mil · QR 6 mil |
| Host interfaces | USB certified (USB Type-C cable available), keyboard wedge, RS-232; RS485 for IBM POS |
|---|---|
| Keyboards | 84 international keyboards |
| Indicators | Good decode LED, beeper with adjustable tone and volume |
| Power | 4.0–5.5 V DC; 2 W (400 mA) operating, 0.45 W (90 mA) standby at 5 V |
| Drop · tumble · sealing | 30 drops to concrete from 1.8 m (6 ft) · 1,000 tumbles from 0.5 m (1.6 ft) · IP52 |
| Vibration | 5 G peak from 5 to 300 Hz |
| Light levels | 0 to 100,000 lux |
| Operating temperature | 32 to 122 °F (0 to 50 °C); 0–95% RH non-condensing |
| Dimensions | 3.2 × 2.4 × 6.6 in (82 × 62 × 169 mm), L × W × H |
| Weight | 4.6 oz (130 g) |
| Software | EZConfig, SMU, Total Freedom, Scanner Edge, SDKs |
Sources: Honeywell Voyager XP 1470g data sheet (Rev F, 4/25) and product page; Quick Start Guide VG1470-EN-QS-01 Rev B. Fahrenheit operating range from the product page (the data sheet prints 23 °F for 0 °C).
Questions we get asked.
Does it work with a Mac, an iPad or a Chromebook?
It connects over USB, and the adapter in the box fits a USB-C port. Honeywell doesn’t publish an operating-system list for the 1470g in its public documents, so we don’t list one; tell us your setup and we’ll confirm before you order.
Will it read a barcode from a phone screen?
Yes. Honeywell tuned the XP 1470g for digital coupons, codes and wallets on customers’ smartphones; its typical range for a 20 mil QR code is 0.2 to 12.8 inches.
How do I use it hands-free in the stand?
Scan the Presentation Mode barcode in the Quick Start Guide; the scanner then reads whenever it sees a barcode. Scan Manual Trigger - Normal to go back to button scanning.
How do I make it press Enter or Tab after each scan?
Scan Add CR Suffix for a carriage return or Add Tab Suffix for a tab, both printed in the Quick Start Guide. Remove Suffix takes them off again.
What’s the difference from the Voyager XP 1472g?
The 1472g is the cordless version: the same imager and decode performance, with Bluetooth to a charge and communication base and a replaceable 2,400 mAh battery. Choose the corded 1470g when nothing needs charging.
What condition will mine arrive in?
This listing is new: it ships factory sealed in the manufacturer's original packaging, with the one-year AnyHDD warranty from the date of delivery.
What warranty is included?
It carries a one-year AnyHDD warranty from the date of delivery. Where applicable, it may also be eligible for the original manufacturer's warranty.
What is your return policy?
30 days for a full refund if it is not the right fit. Return shipping is covered on anything that arrives not as described.
Who is AnyHDD?
We've supplied IT hardware to businesses since 2006. Every unit is inspected and tested in our own building before it is listed.
