Version Differences for H15 - Opticon Technical Support Portal

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'''What do I need to create, build, and load applications I make for the H15?'''

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:First, you will want some version of Visual Studio, typically 2005 onwards, or emBedded Visual C++ 4.0 (if you're keeping it cheap and building a native application). You should also have ActiveSync 4.5 installed for deploying and debugging your application. Next, you'll want to install the H15 SDK, and make sure that your copy of Visual Studio can find the H15 SDK'ss libraries and headers (if you're building a native application). If you're building a .NET application, then you need only to reference the bcrctl.net DLL in your Visual Studio project. Finally, you'll need to create the appropriate project type; typically a Windows Application or Windows Forms Application. If you're building a .NET application, target at least version 2.0 of the .NET Compact Framework; you can target 3.5 as well, but you will need to deploy or install it to the device when you deploy or install your application.

'''Are there any getting started guides or how-to guides installed with the .NET SDK?'''

:No, there are not. There is a .chm file where the H15 SDK was installed that describes the classes, enums, and the like available for use in your application.

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 								'''What do I need to create, build, and load applications I make for the H15?'''
 								:First, you will want some version of Visual Studio, typically 2005 onwards, or emBedded Visual C++ 4.0 (if you're keeping it cheap and building a native application).  You should also have ActiveSync 4.5 installed for deploying and debugging your application.  Next, you'll want to install the H15 SDK, and make sure that your copy of Visual Studio can find the H15 SDK'ss libraries and headers (if you're building a native application).  If you're building a .NET application, then you need only to reference the bcrctl.net DLL in your Visual Studio project.  Finally, you'll need to create the appropriate project type; typically a Windows Application or Windows Forms Application.  If you're building a .NET application, target at least version 2.0 of the .NET Compact Framework; you can target 3.5 as well, but you will need to deploy or install it to the device when you deploy or install your application.
 '''Are there any getting started guides or how-to guides installed with the .NET SDK?'''
 :No, there are not.  There is a .chm file where the H15 SDK was installed that describes the classes, enums, and the like available for use in your application.