Does this read the 15 digit AVID microchips as well?
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The universal reader can read all microchips regardless of the microchip maker. Some scanners are limited because of this. It will show there is a chip but won't be able to provide the chip number. So often vets will have to use two different scanners
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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
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From what I have found with mine, it will pick up just about anything other than scrambled transmissions. It is NOT very easy to program, however. It's an awesome scanner, but so good that it's a bit complex.
314487
I believe it reads all codes reported by the OBD II system. I gave it as a gift so I don't have the booklet. You can Google it and find a difinitive answer but I would bet ....Yes.
928065
I believe it reads different symbologies automatically. The manual has instructions for both "industrial" and "interleaved" 2 of 5...but no mention of "interval 2 of 5". I have used my scanner to successfully read UPC, code 3 of 9, and ISBN barcodes without doing ANYTHING to configure the scanner. If you meant to say "interleaved" instead of "interval" 2 of 5, I think the scanner will simply work the way you want it to work...automatically.
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I don't know. I haven't programmed that part with this programmer, so I can't comment. I'm not a software person. If it's not in the list of parts in the programmer data sheet, I would check the PIC16F1847 data sheet against comparable 18-pin part data sheets that are in the programmer's list.
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Yes it does, you should down load the user manual. It will give you more information.
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NO!! Home Again is a 125kHz chip and if you travel with this chip YOU will have to bring your own scanner (bulky and expensive). EU countries are equipped to read 134 kHz chips. It will be easier to implant a 134 kHz chip also sold on Amazon. I travel internationally with a service dog and I finally opted to install BOTH chips to simplify travel. One in his shoulder, the other in his rump.
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I don't know if it can read UPC5, it works on shorter barcodes but I haven't tried it with anything other than standard barcodes.
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Will the scanner produce a numeric code of the finger print with out software?
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The cheap scanners you speak of are only code readers. They dont have live data as this "diagnostic tool" does. Its by far the best "diagnostic tool" for the money and its not the tools fault people are to slow in their nodule to understand its functions. Please have someone read its manual to you.
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It does give the focal length of the lens and the "current" focal length which for a prime is the same. The only thing it might lack is some newer Nikon lenses will report the focus distance to be used in the flash calculations. So, yes it does have a "chip" that identifies itself to the camera. It works great with my D5100.
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Yes, I have an 6500. The scansnap is very quick and very easy to use. It quickly makers a PDF file ans scans the front and back of your sheet. I use one at work and have the larger scansnap at home. I can't say enough good things about this product
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It can read and do everything, but some times you will need another activator or scanner to write the IDs to computer
2009673
Yes it does. You just need to be sure they are analog and not digital. This scanner will only receive analog broadcasts. You can find out by checking at radioreference.com in their database.
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On the box it said BCT 15x,on the scanner it says BCt 15x. I would say that it was a BCT 15x scanner.
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It reads my 8GB SDHC cards. I don't shoot with larger cards so can't test higher capacity cards for you.