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'''How do I get the saved scan data off the OPL9728?''' |
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'''How do I get the saved scan data off the OPL9728?''' |
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:There are a variety of methods. The most common is to use [[NetO32]]. Directions for this method are in the [[#Setup|Setup]] section. Opticon's [[NetO]] file-transfer protocol is to transfer the scan data as a flat file (typically .txt, .csv, or .dat; however you create and format the file in your embedded application), which requires [[NetO32]] to be run on the PC.
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:There are a variety of methods. The most common is to use [[NetO32]]. Directions for this method are in the [[#Setup|Setup]] section. Opticon's [[NetO]] file-transfer protocol is used to transfer the scan data as a flat file (typically .txt, .csv, or .dat; however you create and format the file in your embedded application), which requires [[NetO32]] to be run on the PC.
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:You can send the data as plain ASCII text over the cradle's COM port, which would require a program or RS232 Monitor on the PC to read the incoming data and somehow save it. |
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:You can send the data as plain ASCII text over the cradle's COM port, which would require a program or RS232 Monitor on the PC to read the incoming data and somehow save it. |
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:You can use the XModem protocol over the cradle's COM port. You can also beam the data wirelessly with IrDA, or build the OPL9728's [[TCP/IP Library]] into your application to transfer the data as an email, over FTP, or some other Internet protocol. There are functions and libraries available for each of these options in the [[C-Library Kit]]. |
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:You can use the XModem protocol over the cradle's COM port. You can also beam the data wirelessly with IrDA, or build the OPL9728's [[TCP/IP Library]] into your application to transfer the data as an email, over FTP, or some other Internet protocol. There are functions and libraries available for each of these options in the [[C-Library Kit]]. |
