Difference between revisions of "How do I configure a USB barcode scanner to allocate barcodes?"
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Revision as of 05:30, 12 April 2019
Summary
This article provides the information to configure your USB barcode scanner so that Platinum sees the output from the scanner as a barcode and not keyboard input.
More Information
By default, the Barcode scanners we supply have treated scanned barcodes as though they were keyboard input so that if the barcode does not link to a stock code it simply enters the unallocated barcode number on the screen.
The scanner can be configured so that if the barcode is not recognised, the system will ask you to link it to a Platinum stock code.
Click here to download a PDF Document of the configuration barcodes that will enable the above feature on your barcode scanner.
See also
- Linking a Supplier Barcode to a Stock Item
- How do I receive stock by barcode?
- How do I change my barcode scanner configuration?
- How do I delete spaces from barcodes?
- How do I configure a USB barcode scanner for workshop use?
