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If you want to use your scanner in its most basic form and if you don’t mind limiting your usage with Basic Mode, then your set up will be very easy.

Imagine working in a pharmacy – high shelves and massive inventory with hard-to-reach boxes of medication. The pharmacy tech cannot reach that top shelf on her own, but a DuraScan® D730 laser scanner with Bluetooth® wireless technology can still read the barcode that is just out-of-reach of her tech’s hands.

A barcode scanning workflow often requires scanning more than one barcode for a given task. Learn how to differentiate between the two.

With Socket Mobile scanners, data is transferred to your app with a simple press of a button. Users observe with no need to toggle between screens.

announcing all Socket Mobile products, including the newly updated CaptureSDK, are in full compatibility with iOS 12. Socket Mobile devices offer great programmability for app providers who want to build deeper scanner integration into their business workflow.

Socket Mobile created the Series 7 models, which have now evolved into the SocketScan® 700 series, offering even more benefits.

introducing the D760 and S860 scanners with MRZ (machine readable support zone) support, commonly found on passports and other travel documents.

announced the release of the Socket Mobile® CaptureSDK. The CaptureSDK is Socket Mobile’s next-generation SDK that offers high-speed, flexible control over Socket Mobile barcode scanners and contactless RFID reader/writers.

Delivering its SocketScan® Series – ergonomic, colorful, long-lasting barcode scanners with Bluetooth wireless technology.

reported at its annual meeting of stockholders that the company is continuing to gain barcode sales momentum in the emerging mobile point of sale (mPOS) market.

Chief Technical Officer and VP of Engineering, Len Ott, earned a spot under the NFC Speaker Spotlight in an interview with the NFC Forum.

announcing the expansion of the DuraScan product line to include a 2D scanner in a highly durable design. The D740 is a 2D barcode scanner with the price of a 1D barcode scanner.

Why choose Basic Mode? Why choose Application Mode? The differences lie in the abilities and setup process for each mode.

Being innovative isn’t just about setting the standard for your industry; it’s about foreseeing the consumers’ future needs before they do.

Socket Mobile scanners have achieved an eloquent and near-perfect design that is hard to beat. RFID reader benefit by many of our scanners’ features.

Built for reading and writing to high frequency tags, labels and smart devices, and locking, unlocking or communicating with peer or smart devices.

The workforce began using scanners in diverse settings, including harsher workplaces, opening the need for more scanners that were more durable.

HID is popular for legacy applications because this is the easiest way to connect a barcode scanner with Bluetooth wireless technology to a Host.

Developers choose a product based on that product’s abilities, hoping that the Software Development Kit (SDK) will complement their program.

Most scanners decode and acknowledge a barcode scan locally on the device. Usually, it is either a good read, or there is NO read.

With the varying colors, applications and series that Socket Mobile offers, there are even more personalization options for their data capture tools.