Opticon OPN2002 Quick Setup Manual

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THE GENERAL USE AND FUNCTIONING OF THE BAR CODE SCANNER IS DESCRIBED IN THIS
DOCUMENT. ALSO GENERAL SETUP INSTRUCTIONS TO GET STARTED ARE DESCRIBED IN
THIS DOCUMENT. FOR FURTHER INSTRUCTIONS CONSULT OPTICON OR YOUR LOCAL
DEALER.
First release – October 2009
OPN2002 BLUETOOTH DEMO QUICK SETUP GUIDE
(Version RFG35311)
The OPN2002 terminal is supplied with a Bluetooth demo application that
demonstrates its Bluetooth capabilities. Since the OPN2002 terminal does not have
a display to display instructions nor has a keyboard to change the demo application
implements a user interface that consists entirely of using just the 2 keys and
scanning barcodes. This brief setup guide describes the features as well as
instructions to be able to use this demo application.
More product details, additional support or configuration options to your own
preferences (by Universal menu book) will be updated at
Information about how to install and use a Bluetooth stack on your remote device,
like a PC or mobile device, please check the manual of your Bluetooth device.
Capabilities of the Bluetooth demo application (RFG35311)
The following features are currently supported:
Connecting to a remote device (as master) and transmit its data using a
Bluetooth virtual COM port (VCP)
Making the OPN2002 connectable (as slave) and discoverable to allow a
remote device to connect with the OPN2002 and allow the transmission of its
data using a Bluetooth virtual COM port (VCP)
Making the OPN2002 connectable (as slave) and discoverable as HID
(keyboard) device to allow the remote device to connect with the OPN2002 and
transmit its barcode data as Bluetooth keyboard device.
Reconnecting to a paired remote device (as master) to quickly re-establish a
lost Bluetooth HID connecting without having to re-enter a PIN code.
(Limited) OSE menu book support to configure all barcode decoders, pre- and
suffixes, change Bluetooth configurations and switch between HID or VCP as
Bluetooth interface.
Possibility to configure a remote Bluetooth address and PIN code using
barcodes
Smart use of the trigger and clear key to connect, disconnect, make
discoverable / connectable and reconnect.
Storing of configurations in non-volatile memory to allow all settings to be
restored after a reset.
Easy software upgrading by USB (VCP) or the CRD-2000 multi cradle (RS232)
using Appload.
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