Barcode Scan for PC

Utiliser un appareil Android comme Wireless Barcode Scanner pour PC -. ZERO Config, ZERO annonces

Use your Android device as a Wireless Barcode Scanner with your Windows PC

Wireless Barcode Scanner for PC

Paid-Only Features:

> Save all the scanned barcodes to file (even without a PC)

Unique features:

> ZERO Configuration required at first use

> Automatic discovery of the listening PC

> Extremely simple User Interface

> Ability to customize the sequence of keys, which will be executed on PC after a Barcode is received from Android device (Enter, Tab, Comma, Semicolon, Ctrl+S etc)

> It can be used over your existing WiFi network, Android Hotspot and USB Tethering

How to use:

> Download and start the app

> download PC listener application, (link is inside the app)

(or download here: http://aurasofts.com/portfolio/android-barcode-scanner-for-pc/ )

> launch the listener on PC and minimize (requires .NET framework 4.0)

> START SCANNING

simple as that

I'll be pleased to help, if you can't get it to work for the first time.

(please don't give bad rating if your router/firewall/network doesn't permit connections between your Android and PC)

How it works:

> PC listener creates a socket connection

> Broadcasts a UDP message on port 22633 (so this port should be allowed on your PC/Network)

> Android pp looks for the message and detects PC's IP address

> App establishes TCP connection to PC

> Any Barcode scanned is sent to PC over this connection

How to support:

if you like the app, you can support by

> buying the paid version of same app

> donating through PayPal (details in PC application)

paid versions don't include any "NON-COMMERCIAL, TEST ONLY" text in the App and PC listener.

Supported formats:

AZTEC, CODABAR, CODE_39, CODE_93, CODE_128, DATA_MATRIX, EAN_8, EAN_13, ITF, PDF_417, QR_CODE, RSS_14, RSS_EXPANDED, UPC_A, UPC_E, UPC_EAN_EXTENSION

Credits:

> Android app uses ZXing for Xamarin (thanks to the respective developers)

> PC app uses InputSimulator library for simulating the barcode input (thanks to the respective developers)

> all the trademark names used in the description are property of their respective owners