Does it support Code39? After each scan I would like a "TAB" instead of an "ENTER". Can we change this option? Can we use it with Kindle Fire? Thank
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Yes, it supports code 39. And can apply TAB for suffix. Since Kindle Fire is Android 4.0 device, it can be worked together. More information, you can check the manual: http://www.inateck.com/download/inateck-bcst-10-laser-barcode-scanner-handscanner-handheld/
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Nope - no handwriting recognition/transcription on Scansnaps. At least not on the S300 or discontinued S510 models. The OCR is used only to take the scanned images (all scans with these scanners are as images) and convert the text to searchable text. Evernote has handwriting recognition, though I haven't used it much and don't know how accurate it is. I believe that Microsoft OneNote 2007 also can do this; OneNote 2010 might be improved over the previous version. Scansnap is not very good at all for document organization. As a matter of fact it is pretty poor. E.g., you cannot import any other documents (PDF) and have them made searchable; only that which was scanned with the Scansnap. So if you have a lot of PDF documents already you would have to scan them all over again. Also, Scansnap doesn't allow you to use Paperport with it, like most scanners do. Jim
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Personally, I have Malwarebytes installed on my Kindle Fire HDX. Its installed so that it can scan new apps when they are installed. The application works like a charm and I would recommend it - even better there is no cost at all for the application
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Hi Robert,Thanks a lot for the info, it was exactly what I was interested in finding out. I've been back and forth about whether to get a dedicated e-reader like the Kindle DX for my PDF's, but considering the price I feel like for that kind of money, I need to think multi-function. I'm trying to limit my gadgets to only a few things that I carry around at one time.
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I returned this item. You have to swipe your finger across the reader and it only worked with me 1 in 20 times.... I recommend the GV1000 or GV2000. With the GV you lay your hand on reader, press button with your finger to activate scan, and leave your hand in place. I have not had any problems with GV (have 3).
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I'm trying to pair with a Fire HD at the moment, but I can't get the pairing input code to work. At the moment, I'd have to say not compatible... but it seems like it's really, really close. I'll update if I can get it to work - the problem lies in entering the pairing code on the controller.Edit - no way to use on kindle. The only icade device that works with kindle is the 8 bitty controller... And good luck finding games that support it :)
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Good question. It is available for Android, but is not on the "apps for Android" page on Amazon. This would lead me to believe it is available for most Android devices, but might not be available for Kindle Fire. You should definitely try downloading the app before you purchase the kit, just to be safe.
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I do not know if it works on a regular kindle fire. I actually sent mine back because there were two letter "e" and no "r". The e that was in the r's place was falling off. I bought a different keyboard which is working very well with my kindle fire HD. From the top of your kindle, pull down, go to wireless, then bluetooth and see if there is a place to pair your kindle with a keyboard.
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It acts like a Bluetooth keyboard and sends page up / page down keystrokes. You can try those keys on an actual Bluetooth keyboard, and if they work for your app, then this will work. Note you can't use this device along with either another Bluetooth keyboard or the onscreen keyboard.
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This scanner will read a barcode and then click enter. I don't use BookCollectorCZ, but I know that if you have a blinking cursor in a data entry field, point this barcode reader at a barcode and pull the trigger, the code will be read off of the barcode, and entered as a string of numbers in the field, followed by "ENTER" or "RETURN" both of which mean the key that has a bent arrow and confirms. It works beautifully at this one thing. If you were looking books up in a database by the barcode then this item would probably work for you. I love it, its saved me probably a hundred hours this year, because I can rapidly scan all the barcodes in my inventory. Hope my review helped! This scanner will read a barcode and then click enter. I don't use BookCollectorCZ, but I know that if you have a blinking cursor in a data entry field, point this barcode reader at a barcode and pull the trigger, the code will be read off of the barcode, and entered as a string of numbers in the field, followed by "ENTER" or "RETURN" both of which mean the key that has a bent arrow and confirms. It works beautifully at this one thing. If you were looking books up in a database by the barcode then this item would probably work for you. I love it, its saved me probably a... » Read More This scanner will read a barcode and then click enter. I don't use BookCollectorCZ, but I know that if you have a blinking cursor in a data entry field, point this barcode reader at a barcode and pull the trigger, the code will be read off of the barcode, and entered as a string of numbers in the field, followed by "ENTER" or "RETURN" both of which mean the key that has a bent arrow and confirms. It works beautifully at this one thing. If you were looking books up in a database by the barcode then this item would probably work for you. I love it, its saved me probably a hundred hours this year, because I can rapidly scan all the barcodes in my inventory. Hope my review helped! « Show Less
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Thanks for the reply. I had read somewhere that not all android based apps would be available. I know there will be a Borders app. I am still trying to decide between a Kindle 3 and this tablet.
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I had this issue. I talked to a guy at the Apple Store and found out this device emulates a Bluetooth keyboard so iOS disables the on screen keyboard and there is no way around this in the current iOS bersion. I love the scanner but I'm looking at going to a cheap windows tablet for this device.
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I don't know. I don't have a keyboard to connect to my Kindle Fire. I don't know if the Kindle Fire will support that function. I am sorry I couldn't answer your question properly.
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The keys are easy to press. You can use a micro SD card but basically to introduce .txt files. No other files are recognised (pdf,docs,etc). The use of another type of card is not possible.
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All the keys are labeled and just like a regular keyboard, except that the keys may not always be in the same place. It works very well with my Kindle Fire HD. Haven't tried it yet with my 8.9 Kindle Fire HDX.
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This pen will not work with any Nook or Kindle product. It requires an extra sensor beneath the screen which few tablets have (some Samsungs and a few Windows tablets). This sensor is what allows "true" pens like this one to be so accurate. If you already own a Nook or Kindle and would like a pen, might I suggest this one:Incipio Capacitive Stylus for Kindle Fire, Kindle Paperwhite and other Touchscreen Devices, BlackIt has good reviews, seems to be well priced, and will work with almost any tablet.
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Hi Chad Kessler, You posted this a LONG time ago -- about 14 months ago -- and didn't get any replies. Maybe you're still monitoring it, or maybe you found an answer elsewhere. Anyhow, I thought I'd toss in a tip anyhow. No, I don't know what the problem is, or exactly how to fix it. But elsewhere on these discussion boards (leastways, a year ago) was a fellow named Wayne. I THNK it was Wayne Fulton. I remember he was a fount of knowledge about scanning, always quite generous. Now, just this week, I came across a website set up by Wayne Fulton (I believe the same guy): scantips with the www and the dot-com as appropriate. He's literally written an entire book about scanning there (a 101 basic book AND a 201 intermediate book). It's actually a bit more than mere basic stuff. He's been a lifesaver to me. He even provides his email address and might be willing and able to answer a question directly, although I think you'd want to check through his writings first to see if he offers any insights. Maybe this is a year late, and the problem was long ago solved. But if not, check out Wayne's website.