How can I use iPad Keyboard with this Scanner?
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You can switch to the virtual keyboard of IOS devices easily by double-clicking the trigger of the scanner.
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Press the Bluetooth button on the keyboard , then turn Bluetooth on in settings on ipad. It should search and have a list of devices. Choose "Bluetooth keyboard" and you have to enter a passcode on the keyboard that flashes on the screen and hit enter...that should b it
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Yes, there are several good apps available for iPhone/iPad. Make sure your Bluetooth is on and pair with the scanner.
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most keyboards which have a mini USB connection can be used. The only key is they must be android compatible
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You turn the tablet to blue tooth on and turn keybrd on and scan it should find the keyboard...
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Did you charge the keyboard? The connections is easy. I charged the keyboard for a couple of hours the first time, then i turn it on, went to settings, turn on Blutooth, the Ipad began to scan for bluetooth connections, the "Bluetooth Keyboard" appears, type the password and it's ready to work. When you are not using it for a long time, you just have to push down any key for a couple of seconds and it connects automaticly. Good Luck!
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You should have gotten instructions. There is a cord to charge the keyboard... it's wireless but you have to enable it in your ipad settings. Make sure keyboard is charged and then slide the switch on the side until you see a light. When the program you are in requires a keyboard if the keyboard is set up right it will let you use it instead of the internal keyboard of the ipad. Hope this helps.
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Simple answer: NO.More complicated answer: Yes, but only if the Android or iOS device will work with a -WIRED- USB keyboard. The reason for this is that barcode scanners like this work basically like a keyboard. If you open a text editor and then scan something, it behaves as though you keyed the the barcode in and hit return. This device does not have any bluetooth capability and you must use the 2.4Ghz wireless USB dongle.
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Simple answer: NO. More complicated answer: Yes, but only if the Android or iOS device will work with a -WIRED- USB keyboard. The reason for this is that barcode scanners like this work basically like a keyboard. If you open a text editor and then scan something, it behaves as though you keyed the the barcode in and hit return. This device does not have any bluetooth capability and you must use the 2.4Ghz wireless USB dongle.
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There is a code in the booklet to scan that toggles keyboard mode. Scan it once during your setup to turn it on. Once it is enabled, you can double click the button on the scanner and this will toggle between keyboard mode and scan mode.
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Mine is an older model and doesn't have function keys per se--there may be command pairs that get you there with control , alt or the command keys I'm not sure. The bigger problem with the iPad formatting with corporate sites is that the screen is small that I can't always use corporate technology interfaces.
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I am typing this reply on my iPad (1st Gen.) using my just-unboxed keyboard. So, the answer to your question is "Yes"! (You will need the CCK USB adapter and to move through the message you'll get initially that this is an unsupported device, which apparently comes when any USB keyboard is first connected.)
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I dont know if its compatible with any other device. If I know of anyone who has another device I'll have them try my keyboard, however I didn't see on the instructions that it was limited to only the ipad.
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Don't know if this is going to help or not. I dont remember getting a manual. All I did was make sure the keyboard was charged up, then go into settings on my iPad, then Bluetooth, make sure Bluetooth is on and find/connect the keyboard. Good luck
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I don't know, as my iPad never succeeded in syncing with the keyboard. My daughter has gotten used to using the iPad key on screen, so it isn't that big a deal. If it worked (and I have other bluetooth keyboards), you can type to the iPad from several feet away. It does not have to be physically in the case. The key board is fixed to a panel that can be moved wherever you want it.
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There is no provision for a keyboard unless it is a part of the device like an iPad.There are many things that would do a better job than this.
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Yes, I'm using the iClever keyboard on my Ipad 1 with OS 5.1.1 to type this message.