Connect The Sf61B To Other Bluetooth Devices; Bluetooth Device Profile - Honeywell SF61 Series User Manual

This procedure tells you how to disconnect your SF61B Cordless Scanner from a
recent Honeywell computer.
To Remove the SF61B from the Honeywell Computer
1. Tap Start > Settings > System > Wireless Scanning > Remove Device >
2. Tap Finish to exit the disconnect procedure.

Connect the SF61B to Other Bluetooth Devices

Bluetooth Device Profile

Choose the appropriate Bluetooth profile to communicate with your host device (a
Bluetooth-enabled PC for example) depending on the requirements of your data
management application:
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HID Bluetooth Profile
With the HID (Human Interface Device) profile, your SF61B is recognized as a
keyboard. No specific software is needed to collect data using the HID profile (this
is not the case if you use the SPP profile).
When you pair using the HID profile, you connect straight away directly with the
host.
SPP Bluetooth Profile
The SPP profile (Serial Port Profile) allows your SF61B to communicate with the host
device as if the Bluetooth link was a serial port. In this way, your SF61B is
immediately compatible with data management applications that collect data
through a serial port.
When you pair using the SPP profile, you do not connect straight away with the
host, you must then connect with your host application either through an Outgoing
(host-initiated) SPP connection or through an Incoming (scanner-initiated) SPP
connection.
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Remove.
The SF61B emits the "disconnect successful" beep sequence (series of beeps
from high to low) and the Honeywell Ready-to-Work indicator goes off.
HID (Human Interface Device Profile) emulates keyboard data entry.
SPP (Serial Port Profile) emulates data acquisition through a virtual COM port.
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