Re: Bar Code Equipment

["John (Steve) Smith" <jssmith@xxxxxxxxxx>]

We use Metrologic MS9500 series Voyager scanners, which work very well and have been very dependable. We have experimented with Metrologic MS7120 Orbit "omnidirectional" scanners -- more expensive but very easy to use. These are great if you need "hands-free" scanners. All of Metrologic's scanners are easily configurable and programmable, using a series of barcodes which are provided.

Steve

John Stephen Smith
Library Program Coordinator - Technology
Santa Clara City Library
3345 Lochinvar Avenue
Santa Clara, CA 95051
408.615.2980  Desk
408.247-9657  FAX
jssmith@xxxxxxxxxx

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>>> lmueller@xxxxxxxxxx 06/18/03 07:14AM >>> 
To the list - 

We are just starting our implementation of Millennium. We are using 
Intermec barcode equipment which is old. I am looking for ideas on 
what other libraries are using and what works well. I am looking to 
either upgrade the old equipment or replace it. 

Thanks 

Lori Mueller 
Director of Student IT Systems Services 
City Colleges of Chicago 
312-553-3381 (w) 
312-933-2918 (mobile) 

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