Answer:

All of Socket Mobile’s barcode scanners have an antimicrobial outer material, while some scanners even have an IP54 rating for dust and water protection. To maintain the life and usability of your Socket Mobile barcode scanner, follow the below directions for proper cleaning.
 
Socket Mobile’s barcodes scanners can be wiped clean with a cloth dampened with isopropyl alcohol or water. Or, the barcode scanners can be wiped clean with a Sani-Cloth.
 
Warning: DO NOT IMMERSE IN WATER (scanner’s mechanics could be damaged)
DO NOT USE BLEACH FOR CLEANING (scanner’s material property may be affected)

 

Socket Mobile Companion App
Pair your scanner using the Socket Mobile Companion.

You can download the Socket Mobile Companion App directly from the App Store. The Socket Mobile Companion App helps you set up and check the status of your scanner.
 

 

 

Answer:

Drill a 3” by 32” hole (as shown in the template).

 

Answer:
First, try to follow the instructions in your User Guide.

If the scanner does not pair up successfully, try the instructions below.

1. Unpair/Remove/Forget the device from your Bluetooth settings 
2. Perform the Factory Reset*
   
   *Reverts barcode scanner back to factory default state.

To revert the scanner back to the factory default state, scan the barcode below.

It is also available in the User Guide (Note: print the barcode for scanning if you have a laser scanner: D730 or 7Mi/7Pi) or you may do it manually below.

1. Power on scanner
2. Hold down the Trigger button and tap the Power button once while still holding down the Trigger button
3. After 15 seconds, the scanner will beep, indicating you can release the Trigger button
4. The scanner will beep 5 times and power off
5. The next time you turn on the scanner, it will take longer than normal to power on

After the scanner finishes powering on, it will have factory default settings.

3. Scan the SPP command barcode that came with your scanner
4. Scan for devices in your Bluetooth settings and pair to your scanner
5. Open up SocketScan 10 and from EZ pair, click on the pre-paired Bluetooth option 

The scanner will show and you can click to pair

 

 

 

Answer:
First try the instructions in the User Guide using the barcodes (Note: print the barcode for scanning if you have a laser scanner: D730 or 7Mi/7Pi).

If you are unable to successfully pair, please follow the instructions below to reset your scanner and pair up without using the barcodes.

Before following the instructions, make sure to download the SocketScan 10 application from the Play Store.

1. Unpair/Remove/Forget the device from your Bluetooth settings 
2. Perform the Factory Reset* *Reverts barcode scanner back to factory default state.

To revert the scanner back to the factory default state, scan the barcode on page 4 , which is also available in the User Guide (Note: print the barcode for scanning if you have a laser scanner: D730 or 7Mi/7Pi) or you may do it manually.

1. Power on scanner
2. Hold down the Trigger button and tap the Power button once while still holding down the Trigger button
3. After 15 seconds, the scanner will beep, indicating you can release the Trigger button
4. The scanner will beep 5 times and power off
5. The next time you turn on the scanner, it will take longer than normal to power on

Open Socket Scan 10, select #4 and scan the barcode

3. Go to Bluetooth settings and select either “Socket CHS” or “D700” to pair
4. Open the Socket Scan 10 application again
5. Check mark box #1 and select Socket Scan as the input and method
6. Check mark box #2 and turn on Bluetooth
7. Check mark box #3 and select Socket Scan as a keyboard
8. Check mark box #4 and select Bluetooth as pre-paired scanner
9. You should see your scanner in the box; select “Socket CHS” or “D700” to pair completely
   
   Your Socket Mobile scanner will make a series of beeps to indicate a successful pairing.

 

 

 

Answer:
Samsung has created a work around for the Menu Button.

On the bottom left hand side of your device there is a Multitasking Button. If you hold down the Multitasking button, the Menu should show on the screen.

 

What you will need:

• A Phillips screw driver
• (2) AA rechargeable batteries with NiMH

Instructions:

1. Loosen screw with a screw driver.
2. Remove battery door.
3. Remove and replace batteries.
   Warning: Installing the batteries incorrectly may damage the scanner.
4. Attach battery door and tighten screw.

Battery life may vary with vibrate settings and work environment. Replace within 2 years.

Important: Only charge NiMH rechargeable batteries. Charging alkaline or other battery types will damage the scanner.

 

Recommended: Use the same 2000 mAh batteries (brand name not necessary). Note that using lower capacity may not meet its advertised specifications.

Answer:

For iOS and Android devices: No, you can only pair and connect to one host device at a time.

For Windows devices: Yes, you can pair to multiple PCs at the same time. However, the scanner will only connect to one PC at a time. The scanner can pair to 7 PC’s depending on the available configured COM ports. (Note: SPP mode is required.)

Alternatively, you can pair up to 4 Socket Mobile scanners to one host device. This may depend on how many Bluetooth devices your host device allows.

Pair versus Connected:

“Pair” is adding the scanner to your host device. “Connected” is being able to use the scanner with the paired device.

How do I pair my Socket Mobile scanner to multiple devices?

Answer:

First, you must create a custom barcode for each computer/device you want to connect to a scanner.

To create a custom barcode, you must  create  an FNI barcode:

1. Use a barcode generator https://barcode.tec-it.com/en/Code128
2. Choose Code 128 as the format
3. Use data #FNIaabbccddeeff# (replace aabbccddeeff with the computer/device’s Bluetooth Address)
   

   
   
   

With Socket Scan 10, scan the FNI barcode to connect and FNA barcode to disconnect. (All scanners remain paired.)

         

For more assistance: contact support@socketmobile.com

Answer:

All of Socket Mobile’s barcode scanners have an antimicrobial outer material, while some scanners even have an IP54 rating for dust and water protection. To maintain the life and usability of your Socket Mobile barcode scanner, follow the below directions for proper cleaning.
 
Socket Mobile’s barcodes scanners can be wiped clean with a cloth dampened with isopropyl alcohol or water. Or, the barcode scanners can be wiped clean with a Sani-Cloth.
 
Warning: DO NOT IMMERSE IN WATER (scanner’s mechanics could be damaged)
DO NOT USE BLEACH FOR CLEANING (scanner’s material property may be affected)

 

Socket Mobile Companion App
Pair your scanner using the Socket Mobile Companion.

You can download the Socket Mobile Companion App directly from the App Store. The Socket Mobile Companion App helps you set up and check the status of your scanner.
 

 

 

Answer:

Drill a 3” by 32” hole (as shown in the template).

 

Answer:
First, try to follow the instructions in your User Guide.

If the scanner does not pair up successfully, try the instructions below.

1. Unpair/Remove/Forget the device from your Bluetooth settings 
2. Perform the Factory Reset*
   
   *Reverts barcode scanner back to factory default state.

To revert the scanner back to the factory default state, scan the barcode below.

It is also available in the User Guide (Note: print the barcode for scanning if you have a laser scanner: D730 or 7Mi/7Pi) or you may do it manually below.

1. Power on scanner
2. Hold down the Trigger button and tap the Power button once while still holding down the Trigger button
3. After 15 seconds, the scanner will beep, indicating you can release the Trigger button
4. The scanner will beep 5 times and power off
5. The next time you turn on the scanner, it will take longer than normal to power on

After the scanner finishes powering on, it will have factory default settings.

3. Scan the SPP command barcode that came with your scanner
4. Scan for devices in your Bluetooth settings and pair to your scanner
5. Open up SocketScan 10 and from EZ pair, click on the pre-paired Bluetooth option 

The scanner will show and you can click to pair

 

 

 

Answer:
First try the instructions in the User Guide using the barcodes (Note: print the barcode for scanning if you have a laser scanner: D730 or 7Mi/7Pi).

If you are unable to successfully pair, please follow the instructions below to reset your scanner and pair up without using the barcodes.

Before following the instructions, make sure to download the SocketScan 10 application from the Play Store.

1. Unpair/Remove/Forget the device from your Bluetooth settings 
2. Perform the Factory Reset* *Reverts barcode scanner back to factory default state.

To revert the scanner back to the factory default state, scan the barcode on page 4 , which is also available in the User Guide (Note: print the barcode for scanning if you have a laser scanner: D730 or 7Mi/7Pi) or you may do it manually.

1. Power on scanner
2. Hold down the Trigger button and tap the Power button once while still holding down the Trigger button
3. After 15 seconds, the scanner will beep, indicating you can release the Trigger button
4. The scanner will beep 5 times and power off
5. The next time you turn on the scanner, it will take longer than normal to power on

Open Socket Scan 10, select #4 and scan the barcode

3. Go to Bluetooth settings and select either “Socket CHS” or “D700” to pair
4. Open the Socket Scan 10 application again
5. Check mark box #1 and select Socket Scan as the input and method
6. Check mark box #2 and turn on Bluetooth
7. Check mark box #3 and select Socket Scan as a keyboard
8. Check mark box #4 and select Bluetooth as pre-paired scanner
9. You should see your scanner in the box; select “Socket CHS” or “D700” to pair completely
   
   Your Socket Mobile scanner will make a series of beeps to indicate a successful pairing.

 

 

 

Answer:
Samsung has created a work around for the Menu Button.

On the bottom left hand side of your device there is a Multitasking Button. If you hold down the Multitasking button, the Menu should show on the screen.

 

What you will need:

• A Phillips screw driver
• (2) AA rechargeable batteries with NiMH

Instructions:

1. Loosen screw with a screw driver.
2. Remove battery door.
3. Remove and replace batteries.
   Warning: Installing the batteries incorrectly may damage the scanner.
4. Attach battery door and tighten screw.

Battery life may vary with vibrate settings and work environment. Replace within 2 years.

Important: Only charge NiMH rechargeable batteries. Charging alkaline or other battery types will damage the scanner.

 

Recommended: Use the same 2000 mAh batteries (brand name not necessary). Note that using lower capacity may not meet its advertised specifications.

Answer:

For iOS and Android devices: No, you can only pair and connect to one host device at a time.

For Windows devices: Yes, you can pair to multiple PCs at the same time. However, the scanner will only connect to one PC at a time. The scanner can pair to 7 PC’s depending on the available configured COM ports. (Note: SPP mode is required.)

Alternatively, you can pair up to 4 Socket Mobile scanners to one host device. This may depend on how many Bluetooth devices your host device allows.

Pair versus Connected:

“Pair” is adding the scanner to your host device. “Connected” is being able to use the scanner with the paired device.

How do I pair my Socket Mobile scanner to multiple devices?

Answer:

First, you must create a custom barcode for each computer/device you want to connect to a scanner.

To create a custom barcode, you must  create  an FNI barcode:

1. Use a barcode generator https://barcode.tec-it.com/en/Code128
2. Choose Code 128 as the format
3. Use data #FNIaabbccddeeff# (replace aabbccddeeff with the computer/device’s Bluetooth Address)
   

   
   
   

With Socket Scan 10, scan the FNI barcode to connect and FNA barcode to disconnect. (All scanners remain paired.)

         

For more assistance: contact support@socketmobile.com

Answer:

All of Socket Mobile’s barcode scanners have an antimicrobial outer material, while some scanners even have an IP54 rating for dust and water protection. To maintain the life and usability of your Socket Mobile barcode scanner, follow the below directions for proper cleaning.
 
Socket Mobile’s barcodes scanners can be wiped clean with a cloth dampened with isopropyl alcohol or water. Or, the barcode scanners can be wiped clean with a Sani-Cloth.
 
Warning: DO NOT IMMERSE IN WATER (scanner’s mechanics could be damaged)
DO NOT USE BLEACH FOR CLEANING (scanner’s material property may be affected)

 

Socket Mobile Companion App
Pair your scanner using the Socket Mobile Companion.

You can download the Socket Mobile Companion App directly from the App Store. The Socket Mobile Companion App helps you set up and check the status of your scanner.
 

 

 

Answer:

Drill a 3” by 32” hole (as shown in the template).

 

Answer:
First, try to follow the instructions in your User Guide.

If the scanner does not pair up successfully, try the instructions below.

1. Unpair/Remove/Forget the device from your Bluetooth settings 
2. Perform the Factory Reset*
   
   *Reverts barcode scanner back to factory default state.

To revert the scanner back to the factory default state, scan the barcode below.

It is also available in the User Guide (Note: print the barcode for scanning if you have a laser scanner: D730 or 7Mi/7Pi) or you may do it manually below.

1. Power on scanner
2. Hold down the Trigger button and tap the Power button once while still holding down the Trigger button
3. After 15 seconds, the scanner will beep, indicating you can release the Trigger button
4. The scanner will beep 5 times and power off
5. The next time you turn on the scanner, it will take longer than normal to power on

After the scanner finishes powering on, it will have factory default settings.

3. Scan the SPP command barcode that came with your scanner
4. Scan for devices in your Bluetooth settings and pair to your scanner
5. Open up SocketScan 10 and from EZ pair, click on the pre-paired Bluetooth option 

The scanner will show and you can click to pair

 

 

 

Answer:
First try the instructions in the User Guide using the barcodes (Note: print the barcode for scanning if you have a laser scanner: D730 or 7Mi/7Pi).

If you are unable to successfully pair, please follow the instructions below to reset your scanner and pair up without using the barcodes.

Before following the instructions, make sure to download the SocketScan 10 application from the Play Store.

1. Unpair/Remove/Forget the device from your Bluetooth settings 
2. Perform the Factory Reset* *Reverts barcode scanner back to factory default state.

To revert the scanner back to the factory default state, scan the barcode on page 4 , which is also available in the User Guide (Note: print the barcode for scanning if you have a laser scanner: D730 or 7Mi/7Pi) or you may do it manually.

1. Power on scanner
2. Hold down the Trigger button and tap the Power button once while still holding down the Trigger button
3. After 15 seconds, the scanner will beep, indicating you can release the Trigger button
4. The scanner will beep 5 times and power off
5. The next time you turn on the scanner, it will take longer than normal to power on

Open Socket Scan 10, select #4 and scan the barcode

3. Go to Bluetooth settings and select either “Socket CHS” or “D700” to pair
4. Open the Socket Scan 10 application again
5. Check mark box #1 and select Socket Scan as the input and method
6. Check mark box #2 and turn on Bluetooth
7. Check mark box #3 and select Socket Scan as a keyboard
8. Check mark box #4 and select Bluetooth as pre-paired scanner
9. You should see your scanner in the box; select “Socket CHS” or “D700” to pair completely
   
   Your Socket Mobile scanner will make a series of beeps to indicate a successful pairing.

 

 

 

Answer:
Samsung has created a work around for the Menu Button.

On the bottom left hand side of your device there is a Multitasking Button. If you hold down the Multitasking button, the Menu should show on the screen.

 

What you will need:

• A Phillips screw driver
• (2) AA rechargeable batteries with NiMH

Instructions:

1. Loosen screw with a screw driver.
2. Remove battery door.
3. Remove and replace batteries.
   Warning: Installing the batteries incorrectly may damage the scanner.
4. Attach battery door and tighten screw.

Battery life may vary with vibrate settings and work environment. Replace within 2 years.

Important: Only charge NiMH rechargeable batteries. Charging alkaline or other battery types will damage the scanner.

 

Recommended: Use the same 2000 mAh batteries (brand name not necessary). Note that using lower capacity may not meet its advertised specifications.

Answer:

For iOS and Android devices: No, you can only pair and connect to one host device at a time.

For Windows devices: Yes, you can pair to multiple PCs at the same time. However, the scanner will only connect to one PC at a time. The scanner can pair to 7 PC’s depending on the available configured COM ports. (Note: SPP mode is required.)

Alternatively, you can pair up to 4 Socket Mobile scanners to one host device. This may depend on how many Bluetooth devices your host device allows.

Pair versus Connected:

“Pair” is adding the scanner to your host device. “Connected” is being able to use the scanner with the paired device.

How do I pair my Socket Mobile scanner to multiple devices?

Answer:

First, you must create a custom barcode for each computer/device you want to connect to a scanner.

To create a custom barcode, you must  create  an FNI barcode:

1. Use a barcode generator https://barcode.tec-it.com/en/Code128
2. Choose Code 128 as the format
3. Use data #FNIaabbccddeeff# (replace aabbccddeeff with the computer/device’s Bluetooth Address)
   

   
   
   

With Socket Scan 10, scan the FNI barcode to connect and FNA barcode to disconnect. (All scanners remain paired.)

         

For more assistance: contact support@socketmobile.com