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bar code wands

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From: Leonard Harris
Date: Wed, 02 Mar 1988 18:49
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Hi.  Does anyone know of a reasonably priced bar code wand (<$100).
I've used a homebuilt one with the HP HEDS1000 optosensor but a real
wand would be nice.
Also for anyone who has built a scanner - what have you found to be the
most reliable way of reading code 39.  I have tried timing dark and light
areas and them using a lookup table but the scanning rate has to be very
constant - any ideas for a better method ?
Thanks
/leonard
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From: lharris@gpu.utcs.toronto.edu (Leonard Harris)
Date: Wed, 2-Mar-88 13:49:57 EST
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Subject: bar code wands
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