RE: AS/400 Wireless Barcode Scanner

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Bielskus

There are a lot of companies that have wireless 5250 wedge kits that you can
use along with portable devices that will connect into your AS/400 system.
Companies like: Intermec, Symbol, HHP, and LXE are only a few.

What you should look for are companies that have local rep in your area that
they could come out to your site and bring along some demo equipment for
your users to try.

If you are looking into using the portable devices, you can get these
devices with 5250 emulation on them.  Using a middleware solution could help
you with your screen development to those portable handhelds.  There are
many types of middleware solutions available that can meet your needs and
skill level.

Andy Jacobs
President
Integrated Barcoding Systems
734.669.6000 Ext.101


-----Original Message-----
From: noel.janssens@atlascopco.be [mailto:noel.janssens@atlascopco.be]
Sent: Monday, November 18, 2002 12:07 PM
To: bpcs-l@midrange.com
Subject: Re: AS/400 Wireless Barcode Scanner


We are using

De datalogic Viper 9600 with 802.11 Lucent Accespoint

The Datalogic Viper has a graphical screen with emulates 5250 .
It's a brandnew device, with 'old' technology
But it workes fine.

Look for info at www.datalogic.com




Noël Janssens
projectleider

Atlas Copco Airtec division








"Bielskus, Mindaugas" <Mindaugas@oneac.com>
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11/15/2002 04:17 PM
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        Subject:        AS/400 Wireless Barcode Scanner


Hi,

Does anybody know of a product that takes the place of the IBM 2482 bar
code
scanner for the AS/400?  We are looking for all the components: the
scanner,
the network card for the AS/400, the antenna, etc.

For those not familiar with this product.  This is a real time scanner for
the AS/400 that emulates a 5250 terminal.  Thus any information that you
enter is immediately, without any other process, available to all the
other
AS/400 users.  It is wireless, uses a battery, can accept a variety of bar
code symbologies.  Since it emulates a 5250, you can use an RPG program to
do the data collection.

Thanks,

Mindaugas Bielskus
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