| - |
The OPL9725-OSE, a portable batch laser barcode scanner from Opticon, features a real-time clock and an easy-to-use one-key keypad. The scanner is ideal for retail, logistics or inventory applications. The OPL9725 is programmable. The OPL9725-OSE stores data onboard for later transfer via IrDA through a charging cradle (sold separately.) It runs a low-level firmware, typically called the "OS", and on top of that runs an application, which essentially drives the behavior of the device. The application can be customized in order to change the behavior of the OPL9725-OSE, using Opticon's [[C-Library Kit]] and the [[Toshiba C Compiler]]. This allows end-users to create custom applications modeled around their barcode-driven processes, making the OPL9725-OSE a simple and flexible solution for many business needs.
|
+ |
The OPL9725-OSE is a direct replacement for the original OPL9725. The microprocessor is now ARM-based and uses the RX-Compiler provided in the C-Library SDK kit.
|
| |
|
+ |
This OPL9725-OSE data terminal is a portable batch-mode laser bar code scanner. It features a real-time clock and an easy-to-use one-key keypad. The scanner is ideal for retail, logistics or inventory applications. The OPL9725-OSE is also programmable. The OPL9725-OSE stores data on-board for later transfer via IrDA communication link through a charging cradle (sold separately.) It runs a low-level firmware, typically called the "OS", and on top of that it runs an application, which essentially drives the behavior of the device. The application can be customized in order to change the behavior of the OPL9725-OSE, using Opticon's Software development Kit (SDK): see [[C-Library Kit]] and the RX Compiler (which is provided in the SDK). This allows end-users to create custom applications modeled around their bar code-driven processes, making the OPL9725-OSE a simple and flexible solution for many business needs. The user may also download and use the Demo Application found in the software section below.
|
| - |
The OPL9725-OSE is used in combination with a cradle (typically CRD9723) in order to charge the OPL9725-OSE's removable battery, transfer data serially to a host (using plain ASCII, XModem, or Opticon's [[OSEComm]]), and load new OS revisions and applications (using Opticon's Appload). Other types of cradles exist, including a dialup modem cradle and a GSM cradle, which OPL9725-OSE applications can utilize with Opticon's TCP/IP Library.
|
+ |
The OPL9725-OSE is used in combination with a cradle (typically CRD9723) in order to charge the OPL9725-OSE's removable battery, transfer data serially to a host (using plain ASCII, XModem, or Opticon's [[OSEComm]] or [[NetO]] - depending on the application downloaded), and load new OS revisions and applications (using Opticon's [[Appload]] utility).
|
