Opticon Scanner Drivers For Mac

The C-37, a rugged, reliable, very affordable CCD barcode scanner from Opticon, features a scan rate of 200 scans/second and sustains a drop from 5 feet to concrete. Great for administrative records control as in library or healthcare applications. C-37 product highlights include: CCD scanner contains no moving parts - highly reliable.

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Hi,Has anyone tried the Opticon OPN-2001 barcode scanner with DL2? The scanner can be bought bundled with a competitor's software: Book Collector (. The scanner apparently works with Macs with that software due to the driver included in the software itself.The big difference from the ROV bluetooth scanner is that it cannot communicate using bluetooth.

However, the scanner can store up to 10,000 codes and therefore can be used untethered from the computer. Free ringtones download. The barcodes are transferred to the computer on hooking it up with an USB cable.I was considering buying the Opticon scanner to use with DL2 since it is less expensive ($140.00) than the wireless scanner bundled with DL2 ($215). I am hoping that a Mac driver will be available soon.Cheers. Hi Ibrahim,I was emailed a link to the drivers (and assorted bits and pieces) by Opticon tech support.It's here:The OPN Mac demo is the one to go for - try scanning 4 or 5 barcodes then connect the scaner to your USB port whilst the Opticon Mac Demo software is running. It'll find the device and when you're ready you can pull the EANs off the device and into your Mac.The output of the software is a txt file that you need to edit a little and rename before dragging and dropping into DL2 - see other posts on the forum here about how to do this.Once you've sussed the process out, it's pretty much bullet proof - I've bulk uploaded 500+ barcodes at a time.

The Opticon scanner works really quickly, and DL2 looks them up pretty quickly too.Good Luck!!P. Hi Ibrahim,I was emailed a link to the drivers (and assorted bits and pieces) by Opticon tech support.It's here:OPN Mac demo is the one to go for - try scanning 4 or 5 barcodes then connect the scaner to your USB port whilst the Opticon Mac Demo software is running. It'll find the device and when you're ready you can pull the EANs off the device and into your Mac.The output of the software is a txt file that you need to edit a little and rename before dragging and dropping into DL2 - see other posts on the forum here about how to do this.Once you've sussed the process out, it's pretty much bullet proof - I've bulk uploaded 500+ barcodes at a time. The Opticon scanner works really quickly, and DL2 looks them up pretty quickly too.Good Luck!!P.