App sends 150 bytes.
Code:
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Barcode is easily identified after <a href=".
I don't have to use Windows XP Bluetooth utility to handle things (what I used so far to manually test communications - C:\WINDOWS\system32\fsquirt.exe). The Access COM utility is designed to do it all:
Code:
' modCOMM - Written by: David M. Hitchner
'
' This VB module is a collection of routines to perform serial port I/O without
' using the Microsoft Comm Control component. This module uses the Windows API
' to perform the overlapped I/O operations necessary for serial communications.
'
' The routine can handle up to 4 serial ports which are identified with a
' Port ID.
'
' All routines (with the exception of CommRead and CommWrite) return an error
' code or 0 if no error occurs. The routine CommGetError can be used to get
' the complete error message.
Utility available here:
http://www.thescarms.com/vbasic/CommIO.aspx
Might as well mention which free app from The Play Store:
MobiScan v2.0.13 lib2.9.26
https://play.google.com/store/apps/d...scanners&hl=en
www.manateeworks.com to purchase SDK to build your own barcode app.
Robert
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