Version Differences for OPN2002
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(→Using the OPN2002 as a batch mode data collector with the OPN200X PC applicaiton)
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| ===Using the Bluetooth OPN2002 with Windows Phone 8 application=== | ===Using the Bluetooth OPN2002 with Windows Phone 8 application=== | ||
| - | Introduction | + | ==Introduction== |
| Although Opticon's scanners rely on Bluetooth HID-mode or SPP-mode profiles to communicate barcode scans with a host device, Windows | Although Opticon's scanners rely on Bluetooth HID-mode or SPP-mode profiles to communicate barcode scans with a host device, Windows | ||
| Phone 7 & 8 do not ship with support for these profiles out of the box. Rather, they ship with support for the RFCOMM protocol that HID and | Phone 7 & 8 do not ship with support for these profiles out of the box. Rather, they ship with support for the RFCOMM protocol that HID and | ||
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| data, and manage the connection, all from within their Windows Phone app. This support can allow app developers to create apps which leverage | data, and manage the connection, all from within their Windows Phone app. This support can allow app developers to create apps which leverage | ||
| the features of an Opticon Bluetooth device to facilitate fast data acquisition using a Windows Phone device. | the features of an Opticon Bluetooth device to facilitate fast data acquisition using a Windows Phone device. | ||
| - | Using the SDK | + | ==Using the SDK== |
| For complete SDK documentation, see the OpticonBluetoothAPIDocs.chm | For complete SDK documentation, see the OpticonBluetoothAPIDocs.chm | ||
| To utilize the SDK, simply add a reference to the OpticonBluetoothAPI.dll file in Visual Studio by following Microsoft's tutorial: | To utilize the SDK, simply add a reference to the OpticonBluetoothAPI.dll file in Visual Studio by following Microsoft's tutorial: | ||
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| information about specific functions. The reference is contained within a chm help file, OpticonBluetoothAPIDocs.chm which should have been | information about specific functions. The reference is contained within a chm help file, OpticonBluetoothAPIDocs.chm which should have been | ||
| included with your copy of the SDK. | included with your copy of the SDK. | ||
| - | Example | + | ==Example== |
| An example Visual Studio project is also included with the SDK, to demonstrate how to integrate an Opticon OPN-2002 or OPN-2005 using the | An example Visual Studio project is also included with the SDK, to demonstrate how to integrate an Opticon OPN-2002 or OPN-2005 using the | ||
| API. When the included solution is built, it will create an application for Windows Phone 8. This application is deployable on a live device, and it | API. When the included solution is built, it will create an application for Windows Phone 8. This application is deployable on a live device, and it | ||
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| Currently, only the OPN-2002 and OPN-2005 are tested and known to work with this API. Please contact Opticon Technical Support for more | Currently, only the OPN-2002 and OPN-2005 are tested and known to work with this API. Please contact Opticon Technical Support for more | ||
| information about support for our other devices. | information about support for our other devices. | ||
| - | If you have any questions or comments, please contact Opticon Technical Support. Call us at 1.800.636.0090 x2127 Monday through Friday from | ||
| - | 7:00 AM to 5:00 PM Pacific time, or email us at support@opticonusa.com. | ||
| ==Firmware Loading== | ==Firmware Loading== | ||
| While there are multiple components to the firmware on an OPN-2002 (Bootloader, OS and Application) the instructions to load them individually or all together are the same. In most cases, all you'll need to do is load the OS, and the proper Application file for your needs. | While there are multiple components to the firmware on an OPN-2002 (Bootloader, OS and Application) the instructions to load them individually or all together are the same. In most cases, all you'll need to do is load the OS, and the proper Application file for your needs. | ||