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About LinkBacksDamn no chance for me to evangelize about MLH you guys have allready done it for me
Was great to catch up with Oz at BETT and MLH is truly great.
Ben
Damn no chance for me to evangelize about MLH you guys have allready done it for me
Was great to catch up with Oz at BETT and MLH is truly great.
Ben
If you have a Linux box handy, you can use kbarcode.
kbarcode.net: Home
Just to wave the MLH flag a bit more.
It's easy to install and setup. Oz was great at helping me iron out a few issues and quick to respond. I also had a chat with OZ at BETT2009 on Thursday and I am really looking forward to the asset management and barcode being added to MLH.
Slightly off topic, but has anyone got a recomendation for a wireless / bluetooth barcode scanner. Cheers.
Datalogic QuickScan Mobile
Doesn't seem too bad, allthough I presume you need to move through the helpdesk to the correct part to scan/enter the barcode that wireless may or may not help, allthough I suppose it still beats wrapping a wire everywhere.
We have a keyboard wedge type one in the library so I'm going to test with that for now and then budget for another scanner.
Ben
Datalogic QuickScan Mobile
Doesn't seem too bad, allthough I presume you need to move through the helpdesk to the correct part to scan/enter the barcode that wireless may or may not help, allthough I suppose it still beats wrapping a wire everywhere.
We have a keyboard wedge type one in the library so I'm going to test with that for now and then budget for another scanner.
Ben
ninjabeaver (19th January 2009)
hmm just found this one as well:
Motorola / Symbol Technologies CS1504 Cordless Barcode Scanner
You can scan up to 150 and then download them that might be handy for doing a room as long as you know you started at pc 1 say and went round in order.
When plugged in via usb it acts just like a normal scanner as well.
Ben
AngryTechnician (19th January 2009), ninjabeaver (19th January 2009)
It's hard to beat Symbol scanners and Zebra label printers. They are the staple vendors in the Supply Chain Industry. Hope this helps.Originally Posted by plexer
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