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4 Application Examples – Pocket PC
4.1 Introduction
These examples assume that the Handscanner is in its default state. Pocket
PC devices have a range of different Bluetooth Managers. The two examples
provided should cover the majority of devices. The fundamental approach will
be the same on all devices; discover the Handscanner and then pair to it. In
most cases it will also be necessary to define a virtual comm. port for use with
the Handscanner.
4.2 Setting up a Bluetooth connection – Symbol MC70
Ensure
that
Bluetooth
is
enabled
and
start
BTExplorer
(Start>Programs>BTExplorer). If necessary tap ‘View>Explorer Mode’ to exit
the Wizard.
Tap ‘Tools>Discover Devices’ to start the Bluetooth Discovery. The screen will
look similar to the one below:
Once the Bluetooth Discovery is complete the Handscanner will appear in the
Untrusted Devices list. The Handscanner will be identified by its Bluetooth
Friendly name which by default is the serial number printed on the side of the
Handscanner: