Hi Kurt, Those are the standard drivers that come with the reader (tape # 26-1183).
What Peter is looking for are the supplementary drivers on tape # 26-3846, containing: I2OF5 CDABR UPCEAN RDBC2 and the D (disk) versions of the above. I thought that they were already out there somewhere but I can't find anything with a quick search; if no one else has them (and the supplementary manual) archived or knows where they can be found, I'll see what I can do. Incidentally, the original driver tape and manual were updated (26-1183A) to include the DVI versions. The revised manual is on line at http://www.classiccmp.org/cini/systems.htm but unfortunately it looks like Rich hasn't archived the drivers themselves; again, if no one else has them or knows where they can be found I'll see if Rich can be persuaded to archive them. m ----- Original Message ----- From: Kurt McCullum To: [email protected] Sent: Wednesday, December 13, 2017 8:20 AM Subject: Re: [M100] Looking for the Barcode drivers on the 26-3846 cassette Located here BarCode Drivers M100/T200 Kurt From: M100 [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Peter Noeth Sent: Tuesday, December 12, 2017 11:43 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [M100] Looking for the Barcode drivers on the 26-3846 cassette Hello Group, I am new to this list, having just discovering the Club100 website several months ago. I was quite shocked to see that there had been product development for the M100 computer as recently as 2011!! My inquiry to the list is that I am looking for the "2of5", "Codabar" and "UPC-E" barcode drivers that were made available on the 26-3846 cassette for the Model 100 computer. This cassette was not very well advertised, and I have not seen one come up on eBay yet, although the standard Barcode wand and cassette do show up from time to time. I have had a Model 100 shortly after they first came out in '83 (mine was a March '84) and later swapped it for a M102. I use the M102 today for Electronics calculations and as a Barcode Data Capture device. I would like to get the additional barcode drivers to complete my collection, as I do have a project to use 2of5. The format could be a memory dump of each driver, or a copy on tape. Regards, Peter Noeth
