CAN the scanner be set up to read UPC-5?
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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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I'm sorry - I'm using Windows 7, so I don't know. But I really thought the scanner did a good job and was exactly what I wanted. Hope someone else can answer your question.
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I agree with the other answers listed. U do need a digital scanner. Even though the BC355C is a good scanner, it doesn't pick up digital transmissions. Being an amateur radio operator ( ham radio ) I would highly reccomend several from radio shack, or even search the web for a digital reciever.
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Yes, I used and need to be near device. You could have an excel spread sheet open and it will perfectly list out by upc and your quickly scan....a little dynamo. One suggestion, I put on a bungy spring (Lowe's in key dept) and keeps it nice and safe on your writst
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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.
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That would depend on your scanner. The device has to recognize cable for what it is. It's basically a NICE and your device would have to have built in drivers for it like a PC in order allow the cable to do its job.
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It would be nice if Uniden would create a firmware upgrade for this scanner to be able to listen too the APCO P-25 phase 2 after spending this kind of money for this scanner just a year and a half ago and it is way too complicated to program it in the same manner that it comes in from the factory. I use mine mine mobile so i likethe gps capability.
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I don't think so. Mine only has a USB connector. I'm not sure I understand your intent though. You can use the keyboard and the scanner at the same time.
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I am sorry that I cannot help on this since I am not familiar with Linux operations. I use with windows operating systems. The scanner does work well for my purposes and the only complaint is that small pieces of paper are sometimes hard to get scanned due to only one small center drive roller.
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Sorry, No idea... The application i use for this equipment is to extend USB scanner connections.
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Yes. It is a stand alone device capable of operating out of the box. You can operate it a. Independently from a computer. b. Control the scanner from a computer or c. Use the computer only to program the scanner. Personally, I wouldn't dream of attempting to program all 25,000 memory locations manually but it is possible to manually input some individual channels if you're happy with the system defaults. I use a 3rd party program "FreeScan" (www.sixspotsoftware.com that links with radioreference.com and imports the data directly into a program that can be uploaded into the scanner. Good luck. 73 Yes. It is a stand alone device capable of operating out of the box. You can operate it a. Independently from a computer. b. Control the scanner from a computer or c. Use the computer only to program the scanner. Personally, I wouldn't dream of attempting to program all 25,000 memory locations manually but it is possible to manually input some individual channels if you're happy with the system defaults. I use a 3rd party program "FreeScan" (www.sixspotsoftware.com that links with radioreference.com and imports the data directly into a program... » Read More Yes. It is a stand alone device capable of operating out of the box. You can operate it a. Independently from a computer. b. Control the scanner from a computer or c. Use the computer only to program the scanner. Personally, I wouldn't dream of attempting to program all 25,000 memory locations manually but it is possible to manually input some individual channels if you're happy with the system defaults. I use a 3rd party program "FreeScan" (www.sixspotsoftware.com that links with radioreference.com and imports the data directly into a program that can be uploaded into the scanner. Good luck. 73 « Show Less
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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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I am waiting until I see this answer. I would like to buy this scanner if compatible.
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NOT COMPATABLE WITH APCO P25 try the Uniden BCD-396xt or Radio Shack pro-106 or PSR-800 which is the only scanner that supports apco25 Phase 2 and X2 TDMA
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I don't see why it wouldn't be able to scan ups bar codes, and yes it is Bluetooth compatible.
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Yes. There are other formats to which your can select your scanned image to as weell The set up of the scanning drivers and scanner management program did not load correctly from the disk , thus requiring technical call and assistance. Tech Assist was great, responsive, on point and quick. I was up and scanning in minutes after opening the box. The scanner is blazing fast and accurate. We are quite please thus far.
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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