would this device replace a normal scanner at say a cash register using a normal POS software and a Windows 7 or XP operating connecting it by USB???
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Hi Robert, connecting the device to a USB port will only recharge the battery. However, connecting via a Bluetooth dongle will work. Hope this helps.
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Yes and No. You can but it will not be that efficent. It will work but it will not work like a normal usb scanner. If you are really mobile it would probably work good but otherwise I would say buy a normal one because they are also more inexpensive . Hope this helps
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I "use" mine with Windows 7 Ultimate. The software is terrible. I have owned 2 previous HP and EPSON scanners that worked well until they quit. This Mustek A3 2400S scanner is awful. Everything from the software to the misaligned scanning makes buying this scanner a poor buy. AVOID IT
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No it cannot . Its really only good for resetting faults. I would invest on the full software scanner from ross tech
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It will scan anything...decoding it is another matter. I can't confirm whether it will support those standards but $14 you can. :)
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This unit does printing, Scanning and copy. I really don't understand the device you are talking about but i think with your usb connection to computers running on window 7 & 8 are auto install.
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This barcode scanner works with computers with a USB port, I don't know if it works with any POS system.
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Hi Alfredo,It does connect to a computer via a USB port (Mini-B plug on the scanner), but it switches to SD card reader mode so that the SD card appears as a USB flash drive. There doesn't appear to be an option to scan directly into software running on a computer. The scanner has no problems scanning checks and is especially good at scanning long receipts that don't fit on a regular flatbed scanner.
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yes ; its recommended that you do not use other applications during the use of your POS software . these are regular windows 8 or 7 terminals that support all windows applications
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This is just a Keyboard, Video and Mouse(KVM) with Audio. It will NOT help with printers or scanners. For that, you'll probably need a network.
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Just plug it in to a USB port. Since most operating systems include a driver for it. Then it should work automatically In your POS program. If not, look for an option in your POS program to enable it.
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No. Scanner is marginal and only scans single pages. Scanner is in the trash.
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I think it will. Think of it as another "keyboard". Just instead of typing the codes, or whatever it is encoded by bar code, they are scanned. That's all... Where there is a field to type info in the code will appear in it when scanned. In my environment works with Win XP and Win 7 - no drivers needed - all recognized automatically...
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Depends on how you arrange you keyboard/monitor. If it was for myself, I would say no. The side where the PC tower goes, as well as the slot above it is not big enough for a printer scanner.
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We are running Window XP will this work with that? Also, we are a medical office so can I scan insurance cards and IDs with this??
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Since you asked the question, you are not prepared to program this scanner. The comments made by Al Buterol on 4/7/2014 are right on target. Go one step further and purchase it from the vendor fully programmed for your area of use. Good luck.
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This scanner has a single USB 2.0 plug to a Micro USB plug cable. Although there is usually more than one USB port available to use on your PC, there is only one Micro USB plug output on the scanner. I am sure that there is either a splitter cable, or a USB Hub that can take the signal from the scanner and send it to two different USB 2.0 ports on two separate PC's. Research Splitter cables and/or hubs to see if this is possible. Hope this helps!
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This great little scanner uses a USB connection to a computer. It has no internal memory, so you can't use it as a stand-alone item. It depends on computer drivers to work.