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Depending on the type of barcode scanner you might be able to program them for the inclusion of a fingerprint into the scan result - i.e. <b>S01#BARCODE</b> instead of <b>BARCODE</b>.<br />
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There might be more ways to distinguish the source scanner, but these depend on the scanner type and the exact way of integration into the system, either ...
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Depending on the type of barcode scanner you might be able to program them for the inclusion of a fingerprint into the scan result - i.e. S01#BARCODE instead of BARCODE.

There might be more ways to distinguish the source scanner, but these depend on the scanner type and the exact way of integration into the system, either ...

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hello sir<br />
i have a computer with multiple USB barcode scanner .is it possible that detemine the barcode is from which scanner when it's scanning?how do i do this,im using Visual c++?<br />
best regards &amp;&nbsp;thanks<br />
ken
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hello sir
i have a computer with multiple USB barcode scanner .is it possible that detemine the barcode is from which scanner when it's scanning?how do i do this,im using Visual c++?
best regards & thanks
ken

Is it possible that determine the bardcode  from which barcode scanner?

C++ is an intermediate-level general-purpose programming language, not to be confused with C or C#. It was developed as a set of extensions to the C programming language to improve type-safety and add support for automatic resource management, object-orientation, generic programming, and exception handling, among other features.