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How to Use our Barcode Generator
Our barcode generator is new and improved! Here’s whats new: You can create over 40 different 1D and 2D barcodes You can save the barcode for future use You can add a caption to your barcode You can change the size of your barcode This video will take you through the quick steps of making your …
Infographic: Breaking Down eCitation
Click for a Printer Friendly Version To learn more about electronic ticketing, click the button below to visit our eCitation Resources webpage!
What are 2D Imagers and how can they grow your business?
Click for a printer friendly version of this infographic. New Product: Voyager 1452G from Honeywell Shop for 2D Imagers here. Questions? Call 800-830-9523 or Email info@L-Tron.com
How Electronic Citation Works
What will you learn in this Quickview? An overview of the entire eTicketing (Electronic Ticketing, e-Citation) process What are the benefits? What equipment do you need? A video from an Officer’s perspective This Quickview also includes links to other great resources on eCitation such as: videos, infographics, whitepapers, microsites and more.
[Infographic] Do you know what these key AIDC terms really mean?
This resource provides an appealing visual reference about common terminology used within the data capture world. Discover the definitions of these industry AIDC terms. You’ll understand the subtle differences between similar terms and be well-equipped to make informed purchasing decisions within your organization.
Traceability One-Pager
A system used to track an item through each and every step of the production process, usually with data encoded in a barcode, but sometimes in an RFID tag. Keep reading if you’re in… Healthcare Food/Beverage Production Field Service Manufacturing Law Enforcement Warehousing Retail Distribution Medical Device *Countless other industries are also using traceability solutions …
Distracted Patrol: Managing the 21st Century Technology Tightrope
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Traffic Citations: Then and Now
The first recorded traffic accident took place in 1891, when driver James Lambert hit the root of a tree, causing him to swerve, lose control of his vehicle, and crash into a hitching post. Five years later, in 1896, pedestrian Bridget Driscoll was struck by a car and became the first traffic fatality. This same …
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How do patrol officers manage distractions, maintain situational awareness and stay safe all while taking advantage of today’s technology tools? This Webinar will discuss: The history of technology in the patrol car Officer safety tips through situational awareness strategies How to avoid distractions with technology *Note This webinar and co-research is sponsored by L-Tron. We hve …