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A Wasp barcode scanner is a reliable as well as useful bar code scanner that is well known with all kinds of modern businesses that look for a cable free solution to the conventional bar code scanners. For example, a 2d wasp barcode scanner helps scan 2 dimension barcodes without which a lot of companies are dysfunctional.

In fact when a wasp scanner is compared with Metrologic bar code scanners, the latter refers to a brand that has a repute of its own. Taken over by Honeywell, Metrologic of the MS 1633 variety is a popular choice for the health care industry as well as the retail stores. With the help of Bluetooth technology, this one helps in scanning and storing bar codes even when they are outside the communication range. These are directly sent to the host computer once they are back in range. It is one of the best value wireless bar code scanners for various applications and environments.

Why the Wasp Barcode Scanner?

The Wasp WWS 850 Freedom Wireless Barcode Scanner Kit is a wireless 2d bar code scanner that helps you roam freely instead of being restricted by a cable. With the help of Bluetooth technology, the scanner sends data from up to 160 feet away from the base. The scanner memory allows you store as well as scan the bar codes once you are out of the distance range. This reader allows you to scan the bar codes when they are up 25 feet away. The 5 feet drop specification is complemented with the fact that the battery lasts for up to 35000 scans.

The wasp scanner has multi purpose functionalities. To start with, this scanner kit is accompanied with a scanner, recharge as well as the radio base and cable. It is suitable for usage in a ware house, large shopping centers as well as retail shops. All you need is a computer that runs MS Windows and a USB port.

This scanner is one of the best for performing different kinds of applications. This bar code scanner is used for industrial purposes and is complemented with a host of user friendly scanning features. The cordless system uses a narrow band radio communication system for allowing productivity and flexibility. The feature of optional display provides you with time as well as battery status for allowing you to communicate with the host.

The wasp scanner is helpful in withstanding harsh weather as well as extreme temperatures. It is water proof and dust resistant. The wasp barcode scanner is light with an ergonomic design and hence can be used for a long period of time. The scanner is easy to be used as well as is reliable.

The bar code scanner is utilized for various purposes and it is fast taking over from the traditional corded bar code scanners. This is because these wireless bar code readers offer better freedom of movement, along with a battery that lasts for a longer duration.

For recommendation of Wasp barcode scanner and CCD barcode scanner please visit barcodescanneronline.com.

Why are There Lines on My Copies?

Why are there Lines on my Copies? (And How to Get Rid of Them!)

Have you ever made a copy and noticed that there are lines running down the length of the page? This article is about identifying image defects or lines that a Key-Operator (Person responsible for the equipment.) can fix on their own and lines that need a repair person to fix. You wouldn’t want to spend $75.00 to $150.00 for a technician to come out to just clean your glass, would you? No, I didn’t think so.

Slit Glass With the age of Multi-Functional Printers, (MFP’s) comes new problems. Fax Machines, Digital Copiers and MFP’s all have one thing in common. They all have an item on them known as the “Slit Glass.” Each machine that uses a slit glass as a way to scan images will eventually get dirty and cause lines on copies along with transmitted faxes. These machines don’t scan the same way that older or analog copiers do. Analog copiers use the entire glass with mirrors to get the image to the Photoconductor. Digital copiers use the slit glass. It passes along this small area and uses mirrors that direct it to the CCD unit. The CCD unit then converts the analog information into digital information. When using the Document Feeder or Processor the original only passes over the slit glass. It does not get copied from glass where you lay down your original.

How to Determine if the Slit Glass is the Problem. On Copiers, MFP’s and Fax Machines you can quickly diagnose if the slit glass is the problem.

Copiers: First make a copy on the glass. If there are no lines showing, then make a copy through the Document Feeder or Processor. If there are lines on the copy then more than likely it is the Slit Glass causing the problem. I say more than likely because there are occasions where this may not be true.

Fax Machines and MFP’s: First print a journal or a function list. To print these refer to your Operators Manual. If you don’t have a line, make a copy through the Document Feeder or Processor. If there are lines then your problem is the slit glass.

Digital Copiers and MFPs This type of slit glass is easy to spot. Just lift the Document Feeder up and look for the small rectangular glass around 1 inch by 12 inches. Look at it carefully. If there is anything stuck on it, this will cause a line. The Image defect will look like a small pin sized line all the way across the page, although I’ve seen larger even 1 inch wide. The most common substance that I have found stuck to the glass is white-out. This happens because they don’t let it dry well before running it through the feeder. When it dries on the glass it doesn’t come off easily. Another issue is blobs of ink, again this is because of not allowing enough time for it to dry. Being impatient actually will cost you more time in the long run.

Cleaning the Slit Glass. Cleaning the slit glass is easy but you need to pay close attention and be sure that you have removed all of it. Take your finger nail and scrape off as much as you can. Get a cotton towel and saturate it with alcohol. I also recommend using an alcohol swab. These come in little sealed pouches and are inexpensive and easy to find. Let the spot soak for a minute and this will loosen up the white out. Glass cleaner does not remove it as good as alcohol. There is something about alcohol that breaks down the white out. Next, go over it with a lint free cotton towel soaked with glass cleaner, and then dry it off to eliminate streaks. Never spray the liquid on to the glass because some of it may find its way inside the machine.

Fax Machines. The slit glass on a fax machine may be a bit harder to get to. The document feeder or processor is normally under the control panel. Lift up the panel and shine a flash light on to the small slit glass. It is about 1 inch by 12 inches in diameter. Use the same technique to clean it.

You Cleaned the Slit- Glass but the Line is Still There. Some times the blob of white out is really stuck on the slit glass. I have a procedure that is fool proof in finding where the spot is, because sometimes it is so small that you can’t see it. First, get the copy that has the line on it. Hold it directly and evenly on the slit glass. Look carefully and see if you can follow the line to the glass. This is where the spot is. One thing about this procedure. You must check it both ways. Turn the original 180 degrees and inspect it again because the image is reversed because of the lens. Now that you have found the spot you may have to use a solvent to get that spot off. These can be stubborn and difficult to remove. You can try WD-40. My technicians use a solvent called D-Ink (Coopers). D-Ink is very expensive but it works well. If you still have the line on your copies then you have another problem.

Calling for Service Call a qualified repair person to come out and take a look. I recommend using a local independent repair company. Look them up in your Yellow Pages. I recommend an Independent because they usually are a smaller company and they will give you more personalized service. I hate those crazy phone systems, being stuck in a loop when trying to call for service. Most of the time they also have more experience and you won’t be paying for over- inflated hourly rates of an authorized dealer or huge corporation.

Other Line Problems If you followed my tests and you have a line both copying from the glass and using the Document Feeder then you have another problem. I believe that it is always a good idea to have a good technician ready to call, but why spend money when it is something so simple anyone could do it. Here is a list of probable causes. Many things could be wrong so I am not going to go in too much in detail.

Possible Causes / Lines

Laser Printers, Laser and LED Fax Machines Toner cartridge, Charge roller, paper or object stuck inside blocking the scanner, transfer roller, optics, and corona wire. Note: You can clean these but if you don’t know what you are doing you can damage something.

Inkjet Printers and Fax machines Print head, Ink cartridge, dirty optics, paper or object stuck up inside machine blocking the print-head or optics.

Copier and MFP’s Toner cartridge, Charge roller, paper or object stuck inside blocking the scanner, transfer roller, corona wire, and dirty optics. Note: You can clean these but if you don’t know what you are doing you may damage something.

I hope this article has helped you save some of your hard earned money. There really is no reason to spend money when you can just clean it yourself!

About the Author

Bill Tucker has been in the office equipment and supply industry for over 20 years and has several published industry related articles that help the end-user as well as the technician.

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99 Dodge Ram 2500 Automatic 4x4. Codes: P1690, P1698 and P0336. Engine looses power and misses. Tech to Tech.?

As said the 5.9L Cummins Turbo Diesel (24V) engine loses power and misses. I have codes: P1690- Fuel Injection Pump CKP Sensor doesn't agree with the ECM CKP Sensor, P1698-No CCD message from TCM and P0336-CKP Sensor A Circuit Range/Performance. I can't find these codes in any of my information. Any other Techs run into this problem? If so what was the repair? Techs only please. No guesses.

Sounds like the lift pump is getting weak and over heated the injection pump. Monitor the fuel supply pressure up to the injection pump
needs to be in the teens or higher

if the pump in the tank fails it will starve the injection pump and it's toast

install a guage so you can always monitor it, and avoid a costly repair

if you can get the cummins fualt code #, not the OBD II,
I can give better advise on the Active codes

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