Karl,
That sounds like a great application. Could you share what steps you take
to secure the telnet session, to keep the wrong people our of your server?
Harman Armstrong
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Subject: Re: RF Bar Code Scanners
We use the Symbol PDT3146US model of handheld and have found them to be
quite reliable. We install VTL46K VT emulation software and then just
telnet into our server. We provide them for our clients who use them in
their tool cribs for checking out tools to employees. The nice thing is
that they are logged into our system here in Salt Lake City (most of
them are in Arizona), and when they hit a pre-determined minimum
quantity, our system kicks out an order and the process is started for a
replenishment order to be shipped. We buy the scanners for them, so they
use them, but the amount of product we move more than pays for the
scanners, even though one set, including the access point (802.11b
currently) costs us around 3K USD.
On Wed, 2004-01-28 at 09:26, Ray Buchner wrote:
> What kind of RF bar code scanners are popular out there for Pick apps.
I'm
> running universe 10 on NT. I would prefer an 802.11 solution with a
screen
> capable of running a telnet session back to the server.
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> Ray
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