Overviewº Blackberry Bluetooth Barcode Scanner
º iPad® Bluetooth Barcode Scanner
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Step-By-Step! |
Blackberry Bluetooth Barcode Scanning - STEP 2: |
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| 1) | On your Blackberry, go into "Options" | Set Permissions on the Blackberry for bKTSyncIn order to allow bKTSync to work, we have to set permissions in blackberry. In this step, we'll be telling the blackberry's system that the wedge software will be allowed to use the Bluetooth connection, and its data will be allowed into the keyboard buffer....
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6) | Select "Connections" then use the menu to expand the options | |
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| 2) | Now select "Advanced Options | 6) | Make sure Bluetooth is set to "Allow" | ||
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| 3) | Now select "Applications" | 7) | Now select "Interactions", select "Custom", then select "Expand". | ||
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| 4) | When the list building is complete, select "bKTSync" | 8) | Make sure "Input Simulation is set to "Allow" | ||
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This allows the Barcode Scanner to send the characters from the barcode to the keyboard buffer, so it acts like you just typed in the characters! Now exit out of everything, saving the new settings. You're now ready to use bKTSync and the barcode scanner!!! |
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| 5) | Go to the menu and select "Edit Permissions" | ||||
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See step 6 in left column at top of page... |
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