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I want to use my T616 as a BC scanner... Can I do this using IrDa? Any ideas?
The concept is to be able to scan product codes when doing inventory because my company is too cheap to buy one of those nice wireless inventory jobs!
Please help!
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Posted: 2003-12-19 21:17:53
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i'd be careful about copying company info onto your personal phone,
especially in the good old US of A
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Posted: 2003-12-19 21:33:30
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no real info, just product codes and quantities
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Posted: 2003-12-19 21:45:39
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I would love to know how hard you hit your self on the head to think of the Idea?
While your trying to solve this on I have a BT adaptor in my car , can i use it to control my car to take me home , KIT and s**t.
Man the IRDA works on a different Technology in your phone. Bar code scanner have not only different technology but who would stupid enoght to write the software!!!
You should fork out some cash , and buy on , you stupid stingy Bas*****.
Thanks for the laugh!!!
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Posted: 2003-12-19 21:56:35
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there is a barcode scanner available to plug into the systemconnector. Don't know anyone who's selling them though.
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Posted: 2003-12-19 22:08:16
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The irda port could in fact be used as a very inefficient barcode scanner. It would be totally crap though, so theres no point. Interesting idea though, cos it is possible.
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Posted: 2003-12-19 22:18:54
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It's not even remotely possible, sorry. Unless It's escaped your attention, barcode scanners use lasers. There's a reason why those hand held units are expensive.
This message was posted from a T68i
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Posted: 2003-12-19 22:35:52
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T616 in a P800/P900 forum. I have extensive knowledge in barcode technology to tell you that you'd be wasting your time.. However interesting you think your idea may sound its already been explored. Hence the reason for CF card b-code scanners, BT b-code scanners, wi-fi b-code scanners, etc... The amount of information that you would have extrapolate from the barcode symbol is far beyond feasible strategically.. Compliance is the key issue..
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Posted: 2003-12-19 22:39:30
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i totally agree with spooforbrains!!
you would have to be completly retarded prick to even consider the posibility.
they are 2 very diferent things!
or does any of your tv remotes work with a series of ultrapowerful lasers??
this is one of the stupidist posts ive ever seen
-I like your "vermania style" of dealing with these things Spondas!
XD
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Posted: 2003-12-19 23:34:03
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To those of you who helped, I thank you!
To those of you who had nothing informative or helpful to say, I truly hope that all of your far feched questions get equally callous and unsupportive responses. Furthermore, far be it from any of you to pass such judgement and cruelty upon those who think beyond the scope of this forum's common dialogue. Limit yourselves as you will, but why force your limitations upon others?
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Posted: 2003-12-20 00:00:34
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