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what you need is a usb scanner that is compatible with the igel operating system.
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what you need is a usb scanner that is compatible with the igel operating system.

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Well iGel offers both linux based and Win7 embedded thin clients (and we have both).<br />
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They will <b>not</b> commit to any hardware compatibility list and / or recommendation.<br />
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Currently testing Fujitsu usb scanners with promising results. Still would welcome any &quot;real life&quot; experience
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Well iGel offers both linux based and Win7 embedded thin clients (and we have both).

They will not commit to any hardware compatibility list and / or recommendation.

Currently testing Fujitsu usb scanners with promising results. Still would welcome any "real life" experience

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Hello<br />
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We are in the market for an usb scanner that would work with RDP2012R2 redirection (either native, remoteFx or Fabulatec). Our client machines are iGel based (both &quot;native&quot; and UDC II) as well as a mix of Win7 / 8.<br />
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Anyone with concrete experience in this field ?
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Hello

We are in the market for an usb scanner that would work with RDP2012R2 redirection (either native, remoteFx or Fabulatec). Our client machines are iGel based (both "native" and UDC II) as well as a mix of Win7 / 8.

Anyone with concrete experience in this field ?

RDP 2012R2 compatible USB scanner recommendation

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