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All Socket Mobile's scanners and readers include intuitive sound mechanisms that will indicate different functions and features to the user. With the interactive guide below, you can listen and explore the different sounds that your reader may project and determine what each sound is communicating.
Successful scan. This sound is made when a barcode is scanned successfully.
Apple on-screen keyboard toggled. This sound is made when a user is connected to an Apple device in Basic Keyboard (HID) Mode and double taps the reader's power button.
Watch: How to Toggle iOS Keyboard
Reader successfully connected. This sound is made when the reader is paired to your supported application (if in Application Mode) or directly to your device (if in Basic Keyboard Mode). Referred to internally as, the ‘Happy Beep’.
Reader gave up searching for a host. This sound is made when a reader is discoverable but has failed to connect to a host device.
Reader disconnected. This sound is made when the reader becomes disconnected from the host device, either because of being out of Bluetooth range, Bluetooth being turned off on the host device, or the host device powering off. Accompanied by a flashing Bluetooth light.
Power supply detected. This sound is made when the reader has been placed on a charging dock or stand, or a cable has been plugged directly into the charging port. Accompanied by a flashing orange charging light.
Power on. This sound is made when the reader has powered on.
Power off. This sound is made when the reader has powered off.
Barcode read, but reader not paired. This sound is made when a barcode is read successfully, but the reader is not paired to a host device and has nowhere to deliver the barcode data.
Programming barcode read successfully. This sound is made when a reader has read a programming barcode correctly and the relevant feature has been programmed successfully.
Reader initialized. This sound is made after the reader has been reset to factory default settings and is ready to be paired to a host device.
Pairing reset. This sound is made after the reader has had the saved pairing profile removed during a pairing reset.
Watch: How to perform a Pairing Reset
Programming barcode not read successfully. This sound is made when a reader attempts to read a programming barcode, but fails.
Factory reset. This sound is made when a reader is reset to its factory default settings.
Watch: How to perform a Factory Reset
Sound files coming soon.
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