Is this automatic scanning barcode or have I to trigger it to scan? Is it Bi-directional one? Thanks
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You must to pull the trigger. It is not automatic.Yes, it is bidirectional.
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No software was required its plug in play you simply select the field where you want to input the barcode and scan it.
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No! Here's a link to Honeywell page that cross-references scanners with supported barcode types. https://www.honeywellaidc.com/Permanent/Symbologies.pdf
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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 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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It is for Windows 7. Have not tried it only any other OS. Did not have to load any files to get it to work. Just plugged it in and about 5 seconds later was scanning barcodes.
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Like others have said, this will convert a barcode into a string of numbers. At the end of the string, it inserts a carriage return command (like hitting the ENTER key). Think of it as an extension of you keyboard. It is a data entry device.
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I did not receive a manual either but there was a small paper with barcodes that would initiate certain functions for the scanner. We purchased 4 of these scanners and they all included the small barcode sheet. The scanner is married to the USB that come with the unit. If you have more than one, label them and don't get them mixed up.
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All a scanner can do is read a barcode, which is just a string of numbers encoded in lines. When I use this to look for my books or video games, I log into Amazon and click on the search bar. When I see the blinking cursor, I then point the barcode reader at the barcode, pull the trigger. The reader reads the number, entering it, and automatically pushes enter, which tell the search to find my product in in the Amazon database under that barcode, so long as someone has already entered it into the system. If you have a software that is made to catalogue video games, and it has their barcodes in its system, then you could look them up by the barcode. A scanner only reads barcodes or upc codes, it has no memory of its own, its a useful tool if you have to read barcodes. I look up lots of books in the Amazon database. If a book has a barcode I look it up by that, if it does not I look for an ISBN#, or International Standard Book Number. If I don't have that I look it up by title. Unless you have a very large inventory, you might just look up your item by title. I hope my answer clarified the use of this item. I love mine, and this is a well made scanner/barcode reader. Its a sturdy, professional grade scanner.
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Pardon any inaccuracies, but best I recall there are 2 "modes" you can scan with: the "built-in"/one touch mode (for lack of a better term) and the other using the extremly unstable "Paperport LE" software that came with it....in either case it uses sorta a date format, renaming each subsequent scant 001, 002 et
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It does have a scan tool built into. I have not had any codes so i really don't know.
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To activate, click the trigger. On the small sheet with the barcodes, you can scan in what you'd like it to read specifically (UPC) etc by scanning one that says program. You can also change settings like the tone and the laser by scanning those settings. Plug in the wireless receiver and scan.
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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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HUH, It worked for me, but scanned the barcode with my barcode reader on my phone and it took me to a video which showed me...Ok, Tap the box on your leg using the side that looks like it slides open, that should release the pin inside, then open..
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Barcode scanner is optional. You do not need the barcode scanner in order to use the full functions of the register. We found it very helpful to use the barcode scanner since it is error free.
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It will read what ever your barcode indicates. If the barcode indicates "2" it will be read as "2" If it indicates "2 of 5" it will read "2 of 5"
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According to the item specifications this is what I found. Optional Handheld Bar Code Scanner ( ROYAL PS700 ) connects via integrated serial connection