Can you use with a bar code scanner?
1440073
I have seen this product sold with a bar code scanner which leads me to believe that it is possible. However I have no need to use one so have not explored the issue.
1440074
No. . . And if you're smart, you'll walk away from this cash register. We've used 5 of them and had BIG problems with ALL of them. Finally bought a couple of Casio registers, and all my problems went away. The Casio is a little more expensive, but WELL WORTH THE EXTRA $$. Haven't had a bit of problems with them. The Royal registers are junk. . . and I do mean junk. Wasted several hundred dollars on them, & none of them worked worth a darn.
1440075
According to the item specifications this is what I found. Optional Handheld Bar Code Scanner ( ROYAL PS700 ) connects via integrated serial connection
2196137
Yes, my experience is plug-and-play. I plugged in the USB connector into my computer, and any time that I want to scan a barcode, I place the cursor where I want the barcode, scan the item and the barcode appears. I hope this helps.
111017
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.
1901230
There's really nothing to this. 1. Plug into USB port. 2. Turn computer on. 3. When the scanner is on, point it at the little sheet of paper that has all the bar codes and Chinese writing on it. 4. Scan the code you want. It will 'program' the device to work with your computer. See my earlier posting on this to see which scan code is right for you. To test: 1. Open notepad or word or text editor. 2. Find a barcode on something. 3. Scan the barcode with the trigger. The numbers of the barcode will type out on the screen. Note: windows XP, 2000, 7 and 8 as well as all flavors of MAC OS X will see this device as a run-of-the-mill input device, and will treat each barcode scanned as if you had typed the numbers on a keyboard and hit enter. There's really nothing to this. 1. Plug into USB port. 2. Turn computer on. 3. When the scanner is on, point it at the little sheet of paper that has all the bar codes and Chinese writing on it. 4. Scan the code you want. It will 'program' the device to work with your computer. See my earlier posting on this to see which scan code is right for you. To test: 1. Open notepad or word or text editor. 2. Find a barcode on something. 3. Scan the barcode with the trigger. The numbers of the barcode will type out on the screen.... » Read More There's really nothing to this. 1. Plug into USB port. 2. Turn computer on. 3. When the scanner is on, point it at the little sheet of paper that has all the bar codes and Chinese writing on it. 4. Scan the code you want. It will 'program' the device to work with your computer. See my earlier posting on this to see which scan code is right for you. To test: 1. Open notepad or word or text editor. 2. Find a barcode on something. 3. Scan the barcode with the trigger. The numbers of the barcode will type out on the screen. Note: windows XP, 2000, 7 and 8 as well as all flavors of MAC OS X will see this device as a run-of-the-mill input device, and will treat each barcode scanned as if you had typed the numbers on a keyboard and hit enter. « Show Less
1853865
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
1035984
No software was required its plug in play you simply select the field where you want to input the barcode and scan it.
1379686
All it does is scan barcodes! We use it in an excel file in leu of manually typing UPCs. What specifically are you using it for?
868614
I don't know. We are using the scanner as a POS for retail sales and for inventory. We will try it on a QR bar code and let you know soon
180607
I never tried. Nothing in the instructions say it can read 2d codes. It is just a routine bar code scanner (for virtually all linear type barcode codes). But it does work great for that.
1303118
Once you pair this with your phone, then you can scan barcodes right into a simple text, memo or notepad. Then just save/export that list to wherever your excel sheet is. Or if you are using Microsoft 365 on your mobile device you may be able to scan right into excel, I have not tried that though.
554947
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.
1132117
should not be a problem as long as your scanner program is loaded on both computers or a program that will control your scanner is loaded!
353419
As an update to yesterday,I used the scanner in an excell spreadsheet today,and it does work.The barcode will populate into the selected cell.
2030450
Yes, you can. Cash Registers Online sells much more powerful scanners, and programs them to work with the Sharp XE_507. I purchased one from them, and the difference is like night and day.
1442160
This simply scans the information in the bar-code. without a database linking that bar-code to other information, this wouldn't do what you are asking of it.
2167929
I'll works fine if the device where you want to scan has Bluetooth wireless connection. This laser scanner it's compatible with all plattforms, Apple, Android, Windows, but it needs Bluetooth to connect to your equipment.
9733
Hello. I just tried it and it did scan a bar code off of a computer screen.