Latest recommended config:
_tnx_profile.jcf
"BluetoothSPP": {
"On": true,
"Filter": "RS5100",
"PIN": "12345", (or "")
"UseDeviceMajor": false,
"UnpairAll": false,
"DiscoveryOn": false,
"BarcodeType": "FNC3",
"ShowUnpairBarcode": false,
"ScannerType": 110,
"TerminatorWait": 0,
"Terminators": ""
},
Tested successfully on:
| Android Oreo (8.x) | |||||
| Manufacturer | Device | Android Version | Date | Tnx version | Recommended Config |
| Notes | |||||
| DataLogic | MEMOR 10 | 8.1.0 | 24/03/20 | Emulator 1.0.13.513 BT Pairing 7.0.4.505 Vxt Engine 4.2.5.501 Vxt Calibrate 6.1.2.506 |
"Filter": "RS5100", "UnpairAll": false, "ScannerType": 110 |
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| Android Nougat (7.x) – No more tested on this version | |||||
| Manufacturer | Device | Android Version | Date | Tnx version | Config deviation / Notes |
Recommendations:
- Use the Filter parameter as much as you can. It will be easier to establish the connection between devices.
- The headset connection by NFC is NOT recommended to use with the NFC scanner connection. It could be problematic during the headset pairing process.
Scanner Type 110:
- The use of ScannerType: 110 for Zebra devices requires the BT Pairing service at Android Accessibility menu option to be activated.
- With the scanner Zebra RS5100, it is convenient to use the Filter parameter (Filter: “RS5100”) to avoid having some problems when you establish the connection between the device and the scanner.
- Before using the scanner, please, scan the SPP mode (Discoverable):
