Arduino Barcode Storage

The hardware used in this is an Arduino, SD card interface, MAX232 chip, and a few other small components. The case is a removable HDD sled. I haven't managed to run down the rechargeable AA batteries yet (2700 mA each!) in a couple hours of testing so I'd say the battery life is really good. Protip: hardwire the battery pack directly to the 5 v bus on the board (not the USB port) or you won't get enough current.

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Howto & Style

Tags:

• arduino
• barcode
• scanner
• serial
• data
• storage
• sd
• card
• electronics
• diy

[nullkill]

Hey could you email me the source code? and where you got that barcode scanner? I'm building a race timing system for a 5K i host every year, and want to get barcodes instead of race numbers this year...

Thanks!

[Andersonfialho]

andersonfialho@yahoo.com.br

be able to explain to me how did your project I am very grateful

[Andersonfialho]

hello would like to do with you could send as it did in this project, I'm trying to do something like he did, I need to read bar code and save it in an internal memory itulizando the arduino to save the following information is also time and date barcode informed.

[joshuafuller78]

Pretty darn cool. I like the implementation.