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Hello,
I am working with a Metrologic, Orbit model MS7120 wedge scanner. It’s being used to scan membership cards in a fitness club. Recently some new Dell computers were purchased. Unfortunately the new systems do not have PS/2 keyboard and mouse ports, only USB. I called Dell and they are sending a PS/2 to USB converter. The make and model of the converter is a Tripp-lite Model B015-000 adaptor http://www.tripplite.com/products/pr...ProductID=2574 Will this be enough to allow proper operation of a scanner on a USB port? If not then what device do you recommend? Also, which drivers and software do I need to install to ensure correct operation on a USB port? They have three different types of software for this model. http://www.metrologic.com/corporate/download/MS7120/ But I noticed on another page that Metrologic has for download a USB emulation driver. They show one for both uni-directional and bi-directional support. Will I need one of these also for correct operation? Thank You. |
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Have you gotten the old drivers to install on the new machines? I imagine they are Vista machines, which is why I'm asking if you are having problems... And most of the time with many peripherals the PS/2 to USB converter is all that you really need to ensure proper operation of the device.
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I didn’t attempt to install drivers because I didn’t even have a way of connecting the scanner. I’m simply not sure whether a converter was going to be enough for proper connection and operation. I will be going back later this week in an attempt to finish the job and I simply wanted to be prepared. Quote:
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Well, first off, it's very good in your situation that you don't have Vista on that computer. With that converter and XP on the machine, you should be good to go...
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