A bluetooth barcode scanner can speed up your scouting process significantly. Some of the more popular barcode scanners are as follows:
- KDC200 (and KDC200i)
- Scanfob Opticon OPN-2002
- Scanfob Opticon OPN-2005
- SocketScan S800
We've created barcode sheets to help you to pair your bluetooth scanner of choice to your Apple iPhone or Android device. Simply download the appropriate file and follow the steps to connect your scanner!
Do you have a scanner that's not included in the attachments? Comment below with your model type and we'll put together an instruction manual for your scanner as well.
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Hello I have an Opticon OPN 2004 can you please help me on seeing if i can connect the device to iphone or android.
Thank You
Hey Eric - the OPN 2004 isn't a Bluetooth scanner. You'll want to check out the 2002 or 2006 versions, which are equipped with Bluetooth.
Hi,
I bought the Eyoyo. Is there a manual for this scanner?
Hey Ken - the Eyoyo will work with ScoutIQ as long as you can pair it in HID (keyboard) mode. We don't have a manual for this scanner, so you'll have to use the one that came with your scanner or look one up on Google.
I also have a Symbol (Motorola) CS3070...I have paired it to my android but when I scan a book it has a $ and a ^ at the beginning and the end of the barcode example....$9780393340747^ Is there a way to change it to the bookland isbn mode?
Thanks,
Nick
Hey Nick - If it's entering extra symbols, you can turn those off by scanning barcodes. There should be a scanner manual that will allow you to remove a prefix or suffix. Once you do this the scanner should work perfectly moving forward!
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