Connect the wireless LAN barcode scanner to your iPhone/iPod touch to make inventory checks and stocktaking smart and speedy.
This is an inventory management system that connects the IBS Japan wireless LAN barcode scanner MS860-W8AI to Apple iPhone/iPod touch to scan product barcodes and count quantities.
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basic information
This barcode scanner can connect to a wireless LAN on its own, and it also connects wirelessly to an iPhone/iPod touch. Therefore, there is no need for cables or cords to connect devices, freeing you from the wiring and equipment placement issues that can be a headache in wired systems, and you don't have to worry about managing cables during use. With wireless capability, you can easily carry out tasks like inventory checks and stock confirmations with just the barcode scanner. Additionally, access to the database (server) is done wirelessly from the iPhone/iPod touch (via 3G or wireless LAN), so a PC for aggregation and database access is not necessary.
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Applications/Examples of results
This system is particularly effective in locations where it is difficult to set up a PC or in situations where frequent movement and reinstallation occur. Even without a wireless LAN, communication is possible via a 3G connection on an iPhone, making it suitable for outdoor use or while on the move.
Company information
Founded in 1981, this company in Hiroshima engages in the planning, development, and sales of software. Despite being a small organization, it has accumulated technology for Windows, Mac, and the Web over many years, and in recent years, it has also developed software for smartphones and tablets, including the iPhone and iPad.
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