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3.2 Establishing Bluetooth
®
Wireless Links
After enabling the Bluetooth
®
interface, establish a Bluetooth
®
wireless link between the scanner and the BA series
communications adapter (or a commercially available Bluetooth
®
equipment) using the following procedures.
Use the HID or SPP profile.
* Both the scanner and the BA series communication adapter have slave as their default configuration. For details on setting
the scanner as the master, see page 10 “Scanner as Master.”
Note: The communication link is sometimes broken depending on the radiowave reception status. If the
communication link is broken during data transmission, the data being sent may be lost. For this reason, if such a
phenomenon occurs, study the following methods for each of the profiles in use.
SPP Profile: Transmit data using the ACK/NAK mode procedure (refer to Section 9.2).
HID Profile: Check data input from the scanner using the application running on the connection target (to
check the number of input digits and data integrity), and adopt measures such as correcting the erroneous input
data.
When connecting the scanner to an iPhone, iPad, Android or Windows device
The scanner can be connected to an iPhone, iPad, Android or other PC device equipped with a Bluetooth
®
module that is
compatible with Bluetooth
®
Specification Ver. 2.1+EDR.
(1) Turn the scanner and connected device on. Initiate the Bluetooth
®
wireless link.
(2) Set the scanner communication settings.
Scan the “Easy connection setup” barcode corresponding to the connected device and the compatible profile.
Easy connection setup
To set the connection corresponding to the connected device, simply scan the barcodes below.
(The connected device should be equipped with a Bluetooth
®
module that is compatible with Bluetooth
®
Specification
Ver. 2.1+EDR.)
To set the parameters, simply scan the barcodes below. Scanning the “Start setting” Bar Code symbol and “End setting”
Bar Code symbol is not required.
iPhone, iPad
(HID Profile)
Android
(HID Profile)
Android, Windows PC
(SPP Profile)
Windows PC
(HID Profile)
If the scanner beeps three times, this indicates that it is standing by for the wireless link.