I am a xerox technician i have worked for xerox for over 30 years and i developed an app to help identify xerox products all xerox products are identified by the first three characters of thier serial number ie a ex7123456 would be a 5855 and yet a ex9 would be a 5890 as an example. and sometimes different products use SOME different parts. So anyways we just merged with another company who also services HP. and i am wondering is there such a database as that for hp ie a 5ht is a hp laserjet 4 and a 6ht is a laserjet 5? or anything like that? even IF its only in your head i could change the app for the HP guys?
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I am a xerox technician i have worked for xerox for over 30 years and i developed an app to help identify xerox products all xerox products are identified by the first three characters of thier serial number ie a ex7123456 would be a 5855 and yet a ex9 would be a 5890 as an example. and sometimes different products use SOME different parts. So anyways we just merged with another company who also services HP. and i am wondering is there such a database as that for hp ie a 5ht is a hp laserjet 4 and a 6ht is a laserjet 5? or anything like that? even IF its only in your head i could change the app for the HP guys?"Enjoy every sandwich."
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As the guy with many databases, I'm surprised I hadn't thought of that yet.
I suppose it would be easy enough to do. Re-sort the Daily Activity sheet by serial number, then see how the models arrange themselves. You were interested in HP products? I'll spend a few minutes this weekend on it.
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4) if you're going to ask about an error code include the error code.
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