On Wed, Oct 23, 2013 at 6:47 PM, dave <[email protected]> wrote:
> ** > > Hi Chris, > > > > It's a C++ program that does the following things at present. > > > > * connects to a TTYUSB* port (barcode scanner is usb based and is found on > > the system when doing lspci call. > > * Downloads (displays to the screen via a terminal) all barcodes stored. > > * Not sure if it checks and sets the date/time of the scanner. > > > > What I'd like it to do is to connect via ttyS or via rfcomm ports via > bluetooth. > > > > The scanner is an OPN2002 which is made by Opticon and is CS1504 symbol > based scanner. > > > > I'm pretty sure that after I manually pair the scanner I'm not "wiring" > the BT side up properly but then I don't know as I cannot interrigate the > scanner unless i use some commands (which the cs1504 has in it's internals). > > > > what I'd like to add to the program is to read via BT and do a date time > reset if it's out from the computer device. > > > > I can easily redirect the output so it can be written to a file. > > > > Derek Smithies seems to be interested in helping, I can send you a copy of > the program if you'd like to look it over. > > > > Finally I'd be happy to send the resulting code back to the original > author for him to patch his code on github. > > > > the search on github is for cs1504 or add the word symbol and the program > is a C++ program I've found it to be 1st or 2nd on the list and think the > author is Russian. > Why are you making it difficult for people to help you? Post the github link for heaven's sake.
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