Version Differences for OPH1005
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| ==Application Development== | ==Application Development== | ||
| The OPH1005 firmware is split into two levels, an Operating System and an Application. The Operating System Exposes the functions of the hardware to the Application level firmware, and the Application determines how the device behaves. The Operating System is developed and maintained solely by Opticon, however anyone can make an application for the OPH1005 using using Opticon's [[C-Library Kit]] and the included GCC WinArm Compiler. | The OPH1005 firmware is split into two levels, an Operating System and an Application. The Operating System Exposes the functions of the hardware to the Application level firmware, and the Application determines how the device behaves. The Operating System is developed and maintained solely by Opticon, however anyone can make an application for the OPH1005 using using Opticon's [[C-Library Kit]] and the included GCC WinArm Compiler. | ||
| - | ===Development Tool SpeedGen=== | + | <!-- SpeedGen not supported on OPH1005 per OSE and ticket 13366 ===Development Tool SpeedGen=== |
| SpeedGen utilizes an interpreter application and a configuration file called a build file to rapidly customize the appearance flow and operation of an OPH1005 data collector. It allows you to tailor your application for your particular workflow. SpeedGen applications consist of screens, each containing data fields, which users fill in by either scanning barcodes, keying data, or a combination of the two. Each data field can also validate user input from one of three data files which are uploaded to the Opticon device. | SpeedGen utilizes an interpreter application and a configuration file called a build file to rapidly customize the appearance flow and operation of an OPH1005 data collector. It allows you to tailor your application for your particular workflow. SpeedGen applications consist of screens, each containing data fields, which users fill in by either scanning barcodes, keying data, or a combination of the two. Each data field can also validate user input from one of three data files which are uploaded to the Opticon device. | ||
| ====Getting Started with SpeedGen==== | ====Getting Started with SpeedGen==== | ||
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| # And finally use Speedgen to transfer that build file to the device. | # And finally use Speedgen to transfer that build file to the device. | ||
| # Now you have an application custom tailored for your needs. | # Now you have an application custom tailored for your needs. | ||
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| ====Help?==== | ====Help?==== | ||
| This version of Speedgen comes with a detailed help file rather than a manual. So if you get stuck trying to figure out how to configure your build file then please consult the help file. If you have a specific question or would like some general guidance you are always welcome to write [mailto:support@opticonusa.com Opticon Technical Support]. We can't make the application for you but we are always willing to help. | This version of Speedgen comes with a detailed help file rather than a manual. So if you get stuck trying to figure out how to configure your build file then please consult the help file. If you have a specific question or would like some general guidance you are always welcome to write [mailto:support@opticonusa.com Opticon Technical Support]. We can't make the application for you but we are always willing to help. | ||