does this scanner support p25 programming
195367
No it is for old radio freq's . I bout the Uniden Patrol man. If you would likr to do hight P25 programming don't buy the Uniden BC355C it is junk .
1726421
Yes - it can. BTW - if you're buying a used scanner, be aware of the lack of support for Windows 7. With XP it works well.
1913532
I'm sorry - I'm using Windows 7, so I don't know. But I really thought the scanner did a good job and was exactly what I wanted. Hope someone else can answer your question.
1419280
Yes, it's a P25 digital mode, and also has Analog. The digital mode is like we have here in Ohio for a system called MARCS. If you get the scanner here is something else you might want to get to make your life easy. Get a programming cable, and a program called Win500. It allows you to program the radio without punching buttons on the front. It's much easier and faster. And if you want to make it REAL fast, get an account on Radio Reference. You can download all the frequencies from your area to your PC, then upload using Win500 to this scanner. I did my second scanner with 297 channels in less than 15 minutes. Yes, it's a P25 digital mode, and also has Analog. The digital mode is like we have here in Ohio for a system called MARCS. If you get the scanner here is something else you might want to get to make your life easy. Get a programming cable, and a program called Win500. It allows you to program the radio without punching buttons on the front. It's much easier and faster. And if you want to make it REAL fast, get an account on Radio Reference. You can download all the frequencies from your area to your PC, then upload using Win500 to this scanner. I did my second scanner with 297 channels in... » Read More Yes, it's a P25 digital mode, and also has Analog. The digital mode is like we have here in Ohio for a system called MARCS. If you get the scanner here is something else you might want to get to make your life easy. Get a programming cable, and a program called Win500. It allows you to program the radio without punching buttons on the front. It's much easier and faster. And if you want to make it REAL fast, get an account on Radio Reference. You can download all the frequencies from your area to your PC, then upload using Win500 to this scanner. I did my second scanner with 297 channels in less than 15 minutes. « Show Less
1615145
Your bar code scanner will need to have a 9 pin port. If you want to connect to a computer to program the PLU, tax and depts, a null modem cable will do the trick using the same port. Save your programming work to the SD card to easily duplicate programming on multiple registers!
2009670
Yes it does, you just have to tell it (program) the frequencies you want to scan. Great unit.
79546
I don't know....don't own one of the HP scanners. I bet if you look up the dimensions of the neat scanner you'll find an answer. ;)
1347103
Yes it is - I am no techie. It's a good scanner!! Worth paying the extra money to upgrade to this model.
1225807
I had the same question. The Fujitsu website says it does. See link below.Rickhttp://www.fujitsu.com/us/services/computing/peripherals/scanners/scansnap/s1300.html
657772
if your scanner has the port, then yes I would say it would. Check for the port first.
2029690
anything sorta works the problem is that the baud rate drops out constantly, which crashes what ever program you are running, plus these are counterfeit scantool scanners so anything scantool will have a conniption.
2003288
I don't know about other versions but I'm using Windows 7 Professional and the scanner works fine.
1933762
Just to confirm. So your P2500 does play movies with dvd+r format even home movies?
1520580
No. Scanner is marginal and only scans single pages. Scanner is in the trash.
1930303
Sorry I don't know the answer to that. The remote has a code scan function detailed in the instructions and you can give it a shot. Best of luck.
747067
No. There is a nice comparison chart here. http://www.advancedspecialties.net/scannercomp.htm
940313
It will scan anything...decoding it is another matter. I can't confirm whether it will support those standards but $14 you can. :)