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--- barcode [2026-01-16 13:03 UTC (7 months ago)] – created kotakat
+++ barcode [2026-07-19 16:42 UTC (6 weeks ago)] (current) – Fixed formatting benjamin
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-Barcode scanner is either a Honeywell N5680 connected via serial, or a CODE CR8200.
+====== Barcode Scanner ======
+Barcode scanner is either a Honeywell N5680 connected via serial, or a CODE CR8200. The nx application will apparently translate some Honeywell responses to Code responses, depending on hardware.
 https://codecorp.com/products/code-reader-8200/
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 https://automation.honeywell.com/us/en/products/productivity-solutions/barcode-scan-engines-and-modules/2d-barcode-scan-engines/n5600-series-2d-standard-scan-engine
-The barcode scanner is on /dev/ttyS5 and is programmed by default to output just the QR code over serial with no CRLF.
+The barcode scanner is on ''%%/dev/ttyUSB0%%'' at 115200 8n1, and is programmed by default to output just the QR code over serial with no CRLF. Setup scripts create ''%%/dev/ttyS5%%'' as a link to ''%%/dev/ttyUSB0%%''.
+''%%stty -F /dev/ttyUSB0 115200 cs8 -cstopb -parenb -ixon%%'' will set up the serial port with the correct parameters. If you have the CODE CR8200, ''%%echo -e "CDOPPMD0\r\n" > /dev/ttyUSB0%%'' will disable the lights as well as code scanning.