November 10, 2026
Parking lots and high-speed toll stations share a common scanning challenge: the code is on a mobile phone screen, presented through a car window, at a distance that defeats short-range scanners. This is precisely the environment where the RD4500L long-range 2D scanner module was designed to perform.
Raul Soto, representing Miras International Industries in Mexico, visited Rakinda to evaluate the RD4500L against real-world long-range scanning requirements. After testing the module’s 17–35 cm reading distance and its ability to decode mobile phone QR codes under varied lighting conditions, he placed an order for 5 RD4500L samples on the spot.
Why Long-Range 2D Scanning Is a Distinct Procurement Category
A standard 2D imager optimized for countertop retail is not sufficient for parking lot payment terminals or high-speed toll gantries. The RD4500L addresses the gap with:
Extended depth of field for driver-presented mobile codes
On-screen barcode capture that performs even with protective film or low screen brightness
Industrial lens construction for scanning precision when the QR code is in motion
Sense-mode activation for unattended operation in kiosks and parking meters
The RD4500L has been deployed in smart parking projects and is used in high-speed toll station environments where WeChat payment and mobile QR are the primary payment methods.
For a systems integrator or distributor in Mexico or Latin America searching for a long-range QR code scanner for parking lot deployment, the Miras International Industries sample order is a concrete validation point: the product was tested, approved, and ordered in a single visit.
