I have a question concerning a WASP handheld scanner WS800c.
I am using this product to scan barcodes into a print program. The problem is after I scan a barcode, the scanner enters a return key rather than a tab key. Is there any way to change this?
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You need to run the Wasp software under an Administrative account or Right click the program Icon and select run as administrator (only need to do this 1 time, not over and over again). Once the program loads, set the label printer again by clicking file at the top left and selecting Setup Label Printer. Select your label printer. Now try printing the labels again.
your wws800 should have come with two batteries. One goes in the reception base and one goes in the scanner itself. You should allow for four to 6 hours to fully charge. When charged, scan the setup barcode on the bottom of the reception base and then the BASE code. This will allow your scanner to create a connection with the base. Give it 5 secs or so, you should hear three beeps.
Symbol barcode scanners by default do not add a return after a scan. You need to program the scanner to add a suffix.
Download the manual from Motorola/Symbol here http://support.symbol.com/support/search.do?cmd=displayKC&docType=kc&externalId=5880807apdf&sliceId=&dialogID=219596399&stateId=1%200%20219598121
-Print Pages 224 and 225 -Scan the Barcode "Scan Options" -Scan the Barcode " " -Scan the Barcode "Enter"
Please try to reset your scanner configuration, using some utilities from it's manual book (usually available at it's case/box), restore it (usually by scanning it) to original factory configuration or scan a label that would enable all symbologies.
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