Re: [Scottish] Suggestions/help with barcode scanner

2004-03-20 Thread Kenny Kerr
oops.

it's a different type of scanner. I've had a look on the web and I *now*
know what type it is.
It should be possible to get a keyboard wedge cable for it.  but you'll need
the book of barcodes that normally come with it I think to set it up for
that mode.  Not sure about the power requirments, I'm certain it can get
enough power from the keyboard port in wedge mode, but I can't remember how
it gets power in serial mode...

I've been out of the barcode business for about 3 years.  bit rusty! :-)

Cheers

K
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 delurk...

 Hi

 I think I know the type of thing you mean.  You'll probably need to get a
 pinout diagram, and make a custom cable. to connect it to the PC.  As the
 connector also takes the power to the scanner, it's not as simple as
pluggin
 it in.   I can't remember the pinout myself, but I have a feeling that the
 scanner is the same as the DATALOGIC.  is it about the size of a fag
packet
 with  a cut corner where the cable comes out?

 Regards

 Kenny

 /delurk

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 From: Ben Thorp [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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 Subject: [Scottish] Suggestions/help with barcode scanner


 
 
 
 
  OK - I got burned by an eBay purchase - it had to happen sometime.
 
  I picked up a Symbol LS2000 barcode scanner, which comes (for some
unknown
  reason) with a 25 pin male serial plug on the end of the lead (although
it
  only has 9 pins in it). I thought I would be OK just getting an adaptor
to
  change it to a 9-pin female, and then plugging into a standard serial
 port,
  but that does not seem to be working.
 
  I am looking, therefore, for the following:
 
  1. Somebody with some experience who can either get it working, or would
  like a new toy
  2. A PS/2 barcode scanner (preferred, but serial might do) that works
 under
  Linux, that somebody would like to either sell, or lend to me for 6
months
  while I finish the project involved.
 
  Otherwise I'm heading back to eBay to try again :(
 
  Ben Thorp
 
 
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Re: [Scottish] Free LPI Exams

2004-03-20 Thread Annette Schledz
Hi,

I'm up for this as well.

thanks,
Annette


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Re: [Scottish] Free LPI Exams
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I'm up for this.

Ta

Kyle

On Thursday 18 March 2004 14:38, Peter  George wrote:

Hello Glasgow,
LPI are over in the UK for the Linuxuser conference next month, and have
offered to come up to Edinburgh and setup an LPI exam center at Net
Resources, so that we can offer free LPI101 examinations.
I'd like to assess interest and feedback to LPI on potential candidate
numbers.
Please let me know if you would like to try for Linux Professional
Institute certification.
I'm also polling ScotLug and EdLug.

Regards,

P

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RE: [Scottish] Free LPI Exams

2004-03-20 Thread Peter George

Jolly good.

I have told LPI (Canada) how so many of you are up for it. 

I will let you know how and when to register for your exam.

P


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Hi,

I'm up for this as well.

thanks,
Annette



Subject:
Re: [Scottish] Free LPI Exams
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I'm up for this.

Ta

Kyle

On Thursday 18 March 2004 14:38, Peter  George wrote:

 Hello Glasgow,
 LPI are over in the UK for the Linuxuser conference next month, and have
 offered to come up to Edinburgh and setup an LPI exam center at Net
 Resources, so that we can offer free LPI101 examinations.

 I'd like to assess interest and feedback to LPI on potential candidate
 numbers.

 Please let me know if you would like to try for Linux Professional
 Institute certification.

 I'm also polling ScotLug and EdLug.

 Regards,

 P

 --
 Peter George
 Training Manager
 Net Resources Ltd
 26 Palmerston Place, Edinburgh, EH12 5AL
 T: 0131 477 7127  F: 0131 477 7126
 http://www.netresources.co.uk
  

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