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The MS-860 makes reading bar codes and stacked 2D codes easy. Push-button calibration and a fully programmable feature set enable you to quickly and easily configure the scanner to meet your needs. Raster settings are programmable to read multiple symbols at different locations or at varying distances. (read more)

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Sensor interface cards provide real world data acquisition and control for personal computers. These ISA/EISA cards accept up to 16 analog sensor inputs directly; no external signal conditioning is required. Thermocouples, RTDs, potentiometers, strain gages, LVDTs, variable reluctance pressure sensors, as well as low level DC voltages may be wired to the card in ANY MIX OR COMBINATION! (read more)

Learn about linear bar codes and 2D symbols and how to use them effectively to maintain 100% data integrity and improve patient safety. The Bar Codes 101 for the Life Sciences course series is available on-line and CD-ROM. (read more)

The new edition of the companion guide, now available from ASME Press, has been fully updated to the current 2004 Code, except as noted in the text. The 2,000-page guide is a tool you can use to strengthen your understanding of code application through high-level discussions of the codes' underlying rationale, current trends, and long-term issues for piping and pressure-technology professionals. (read more)

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Learn about linear bar codes and 2D symbols and how to use them effectively to improve your bottom line. The Bar Codes 101 course series is available on-line and CD-ROM. (read more)

Do you need to decode AIAG shipping labels or directly marked 2D symbols? Bar Codes 101 for the Automotive Supplier provides a general overview of direct part marking, 2D symbols as well as a wide range of application studies in the automotive industry. Learn how others have done it before you, and learn from their experiences. (read more)

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