Hi Nancy,
I saw your reply privately the other day when I reported that I could not get
it to pick up anything on my iPad Mini. I thought I read some place in your
scanning tips possibly that iPads don't do flash on the camera. Is this the
case? Do I have to bring up the stage lights to get thi
Hi alex, you could always fork out some money on a koamtak kdc300i. ebony
consulting has them. Email for a quote if interested. I can tell you it
comes in around 650 bucks normally.
Best,
Alex Hall wrote:
I went ahead and bought the whole thing, which I now see wasted $10
since I'll nev
I went ahead and bought the whole thing, which I now see wasted $10 since I'll
never need audio labeling. Too bad iTunes can't do refunds... Ah well.
Anyway, I've had limited success scanning bar codes. Even when I know where the
code is supposed to be, it can be slow getting the app to recogniz
The good news is that it is not $30 -- the price or the entire package was
reduced to $19.95 earlier this year
You can also buy just the part you need if you don't need the whole thing.
If you want only one function (labeling), you can actually use the free
version and make text labels; if you
Hi there
My husband showed me a way to do barcode scanning that works fairly well. You
wouldn't want to use it every time you scan a can if you knew braille, but you
could use it to help label your cans in braille.
What I do is to first put the iPhone camera side facing the can. You use the
cam
It's not an exact science. What I tend to dio is p'ace the camera aperture
where the bar code is ment to be. Then I slowly raise the camera until it
beeps and finds the code.
Hope this helps,
Alex Hall wrote:
How easy (or hard) is it to scan a label? A barcode? It's not a whole
lot of good
How easy (or hard) is it to scan a label? A barcode? It's not a whole
lot of good if it takes a minute or more just to line up the camera
correctly. Is light a problem, or will it enable the flash if it has
to? Thanks.
On 12/21/12, Eugenia Firth wrote:
> Hi there
> Yes, it is definitely worth $30
Hi there
Yes, it is definitely worth $30. It's the best barcode scanner I've got.
Anyway, the labeling works pretty well. The only bug is thate voiceover talks
a little extra, but that's not a big deal.
Sent from my iPhone
On Dec 21, 2012, at 11:42 AM, Alex Hall wrote:
> Hi all,
> I asked
Hi all,
I asked on Twitter and the accessible-iOS list, but never really got an answer.
I want to label boxes, folders, clothing, maybe a few kitchen containers, and
read bar codes. Is Digit-Eyes really worth the $30 it costs? If so, how easy
are the codes to read? I've tried a couple bar code r
