If I buy this and scan bar codes, does it send the scanned bar code to a CSV file? How do you access the data once it is scanned?
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Basically, it "types" the numbers for you. So, if you are in Windows notepad and then scan the barcode it will type the barcode for you.
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It does show the codes. All you have to do is go on-line and type in the error code to learn what the code means. The good thing about this scan tool is that it also clears the error code. Not all readers do this.
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No, it makes a beeping sound when you scan something and then makes up an arbitrary price for that item. It's still pretty fun but doesn't read bar codes. It seems like it does though with the beeping and price announcement. It's fun.
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Hi Michael - It can work with with Clover POS if they provide to you the information on how-to program the scanner to send data into their "gooey" custom software. You can Plug-&-Play on almost all native Operating System applications (examples: Notepad, Spreadsheets, Web Browsers, E-Mails, etc.), but when it comes to custom POS Softwares - barcode scanners usually require additional programming-&-setup to properly throughput the data into the software's gooey data fields. Thanks Michael! Sincerely, The EDR, Inc. Team
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You will have to contact Brother on this question. As far as I know, on the unit, it's a no. It will make labels, generate barcodes and that's it.
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I believe it should scan any barcode you might have. It connects through Bluetooth if I remember correctly. It comes with a USB attachment for a wireless connection option as well. Doesn't work well for mobile devices though since unless you resolve the keyboard conflict.
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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.
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Hi, No you don't need anything just a USB port. Be sure that you click on the "search" field prior to using the scanner. Also, teh book might not show all the numbers but the bar code will read it. Finally, if listing books be aware that the UPC bar code is not the ISBN bar code for books prior to 2010. You might need to look inside or next to the barcode for the ISBN barcode.
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This is a CCD scanner, but unfortunately, it only returns digital information stored in barcodes. This is not a text-reader. Typically, any lined barcode, including UPC codes on store-bought items, ISBN or library book codes and others. This is not a scanner for images, faxing, text-reading for blind or OCR. Sorry.
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Sir, I did some quick checking on your question.The short answer is no. I found a 2D scanner here at amazon you may want to consider. Here is the link...Metrologic Focus MS 1690-Omnidirectional, 1D/2D, Pre-owned, good condition, tested. Reads poorly printed or damaged barcodes. Black and USB.paste that link into your address bar to see the scanner listing.Regards,John. webmaster@surf-rite.com
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This is a very simple device and will scan any bar code stream of numbers into any desired location or program. I don't know specifically about the Samsung program but it works on every application that I have tried it on. The way it works is that it scans the barcode stream of numbers or ISBN. You decide where you want it located. I hope this helps! Good luck! Lydia
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I use it all the time with fedex barcodes , but if you look at the usps bar code it is not uniform across. it reads barcodes that go across. I have software that prints post office barcodes but the scanner cannot read them. You would need software to read that specific code.This will read UPC codes and codes from store key tags.
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you will see the bar code number, I use mine to list my books in the google library, and also in a book swap ckub I am in, there after scanning the barcode, the book cover and brief discription comes up
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Not sure what you mean - but I just took a photo of a barcode with my phone and then tried to scan the barcode photo on my phone with my scanner and it did NOT work. Is that what you were trying to do?
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I'm not familiar with BookCollectorCZ software, but this device reads bar codes as a string of numbers with an "ENTER" command at the end. Think of it as an extension of your keyboard. One thing to keep in mind, when reading the bar code on books, it reads the 13 digit ISBN, but not the 5 digit add-on code.
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Its just a barcode scanner you would need some Database to look up the barcode to get the rest. In short no, but also it could be.
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Yes, I was able to make bar codes by doing a google search for "make a bar code". There were several free bar code generators. I then copied the bar code image to a word document so I had something to scan.