Baracoda D-Fly User manual

Baracoda Compatibility document – version1.1 – October 2008
Compatibity paper for Bluetooth barcode and RFID scanners:
Baracoda Pencil2
DFly
RoadRunners
RoadRunners Evolution
ScanWear
ToughRunners
IdBlue
TagRunners
Important Notice
Baracoda products works with all Bluetooth devices accepting both SPP
connection and “sniff mode”.
Some Bluetooth products available on the market do not support the “sniff mode” (low
power consumption mode) as specified. You should not use such product with your Data
apture scanner to plenty benefit of great capabilities of Baracoda barcode scanners.
For best usage of your barcode scanner, Baracoda provides several hardware and
software solutions. For most common platforms (P , PDA, Mobile phones), Baracoda
provides two software to be used depending of your system. Please check our
compatibility table (www.baracoda.com Download & Partners section) in order to know
which of the “BaracodaManager” or the “KEmul” software to download. Software
Development Kit (SDK – APIs) available for developers.
Differences between BaracodaManager and KEmul
BaracodaManager handles all Bluetooth related tasks as well as all products settings. We
highly recommend to use the BaracodaManager software for an optimum usage of your
product. For more information about BaracodaManager, please visit www.baracoda.com
The BaracodaManager software is compatible with the Microsoft & Widcomm/Broadcom
Bluetooth stacks.
KEmul inserts the scanned barcode value in a field that you select in your application
program. It allows only to add a prefix and a suffix, not to change the others scanner
settings. KEmul can be used as a stand-alone program or as a plugin with
BaracodaManager.
To use KEmul as a stand-alone program, follow these steps:
1. reate a SPP connection using your Bluetooth software (note OM port number
associated),
2. Open Kemul and select associated OM port number, then start.
3. Open your application software and select field
4. Scan barcode
The KEmul software is compatible with the whole of the Bluetooth stack of the market.
Developers:
Baracoda can provide Software Development Kit for all platforms compatibles with
BaracodaManager.
POS users and users replacing a serial barcode scanner on any platform:
If you use your Baracoda Barcode Scanner with a Baracoda RS232 or USB Plug & Scan
dongle, you do not need any additional software, as all necessary software is embedded
in the dongle.
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Baracoda Compatibility document – version1.1 – October 2008
Bluetooth Stack:
- Widcomm 1.2.2.9 & following (except from 1.3.0 to 1.3.2.7 and the stack 1.3.2.19 and 1.4.3.4) till 3.0.x.x
and Widcomm/Broadcom 4.0 and following: Use BaracodaManager or KEMUL.
- Widcomm 1.2.2.8 & previous (and from 1.3.0 to 1.3.2.7) : Use KEmul or ask your vendor to
provide you more recent driver if you want to use BaracodaManager.
- Microsoft: Use BaracodaManager software or KEmul.
- Any other: Use KEmul.
More details in the complete ompatibility Table available on our Website: www.baracoda.com (“Download & Partners” section)
PC:
Windows 2000 / XP / Vista
BaracodaManager software: Up to 7 scanners connected (PC in Master mode)
KEMUL software: 1 scanner connected at maximum (PC in master mode)
Plug&Scan offer: 1 scanner connected at maximum (PC in master mode)
Laptop
/ Notebook
/
abletPC
OS: Windows 2000, XP, Vista
Note: If your platform is not Bluetooth embedded, we advice you to use our
Bara
coda
Plug&Scan offer (no software installation or Bluetooth stack needed):
•RS232 Plug&Scan dongle working on every computer with a RS232 port available.
•USB Plug&Scan dongle working on every computer with a USB port available.
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WinCE and PocketPC 2000: Use KEmul
PPC2002/2003 with Widcomm/Broadcom Bluetooth Stack:
Driver HP/ ompaq: Use BaracodaManager
Widcomm 1.0.0.11 & following or Broadcom 1.0: Use BaracodaManager
Widcomm 1.0.0.10 & previous: Use KEmul or ask your vendor to provide you more
recent driver
All other stacks: Use KEmul
PPC2002/2003 with Micro oft Bluetooth Stack: Use BaracodaManager
Palm OS
Baracoda Barcode devices and Baracoda API for Palm are fully compatible with Palm
Bluetooth software. Baracoda provides a Palm version of the BaracodaManager for
testing purpose as well as all the required information for developers to integrate
Baracoda scanners in your application program using Baracoda Software Development
Kit.
Win CE.NET:
We have the ability to provide a BaracodaManager software with this platform, but we
don’t have a generic version as it depends on the Hardware itself. So if you need a
BaracodaManager for this platform, we will compile and test the version "on demand".
More details in the complete ompatibility Table available on our Website: www.baracoda.com (“Download & Partners” section)
PDA & TABLET PC:
Windows CE, Pocket PC 2000/2002/2003, Windows Mobile 5/6, Palm OS, WinCE.Net
BaracodaManager software: 1 scanner connected at maximum (PC in Master mode)
KEMUL software: 1 scanner connected at maximum (PC in master mode)
PDA & abletPC
OS: WinCE, PocketPC 2000, PocketPC 2002,
PocketPC 2003, Palm OS, WinCE.NE
Please find on Baracoda website a special BaracodaManager version for each of the following products: Psion
NetBookPro, WorkAboutPro, Psion 7535, Siemens Mobic T8, Skeyepad, Intermec CV60, Panasonic CF08,
NordicID PL3000, Panasonic CF08, IEI Afolux series AFL-07a & AFL-08a
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Symbian 9.1: use KEmul
BlackBerry OS 4.2: use BaracodaManager
Motorola (JSR82): use BaracodaManager
Window Mobile 5 & 6 Smartphone edition: use BaracodaManager
Symbian 6, 7, 8, 9: Baracoda provides beta version of the KEmul (java version)
More details in the complete ompatibility Table available on our Website: www.baracoda.com (“Download & Partners” section)
Mobile phone:
BlackBerry OS 4.2
Nokia S60 v1 & v2 series (J2ME)
Sony-Ericsson Sony Ericsson UIQ serie (J2ME)
Nokia S60 V3 platform (Symbian 9.1)
Sony Ericsson UIQ3 platform (Symbian 9.1)
Motorola i605/i615 (JSR82)
1 scanner connected at maximum (Mobile Phone in master mode)
Mobile Phone
/
Smartphone
OS :
Symbian 9.1 for Nokia S60 V3 & Sony-Ericsson UIQ3
BlackBerry OS 4.2
Motorola (JSR82)
Windows Mobile 5 & 6 Smartphone edition
Symbian 6/7/8/9 (JSR82) for Nokia S60 V1 V2 & Sony-Ericsson UIQ
Baracoda already tested with
Sony Ericsson P800, P900, P910, M600
Serie S80: Nokia 9300 & Nokia 9500
Serie S60: Lenovo P930, Nokia N72, Nokia N70, Nokia N73, Nokia N90, Nokia 6682, Nokia 6681, Nokia
6680, Nokia 3230, Nokia 6670, Nokia 6670, Nokia 6630, Nokia 6260, Nokia N-Gage QD, Nokia 7610,
Nokia 6620, Nokia 3660, Nokia 3620, Nokia 6600, Nokia 3600, Nokia N-Gage, Nokia 3650, Nokia 7650,
Nokia 7650, Panasonic X800, Panasonic X700, Samsung SGH D730, Samsung SGH D720, Siemens SX1
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Compatible with Nokia S60 V3 & Sony-Ericsson UIQ3 platforms
Compatible with BlackBerry 8xxx series
Java demo software compatible with Motorola i605 & i615
Baracoda already tested with HTC S730

Baracoda Compatibility document – version1.1 – October 2008
W at is an SPP connection (SPP Profile)?
A Bluetooth connection is done via a service/profile (ex: SPP, PAN, DUN, Networking, File
Transfert, …). SPP (Serial Port Profile) is the most frequently used profile. It is similar
with a cable replacement.
The SIG consortium doesn’t oblige manufacturers to have all these different profiles in
every Bluetooth device, but the SIG obliges that, if a profile is implemented in a device,
this must be compatible with any other device with that same profile: be careful and
always check which profiles are available in a Bluetooth card or Bluetooth USB Dongle
you would like to buy.
W at is a Bluetoot stack?
A Bluetooth device, from an architectural point of view, is a pile of different protocol
layers. The architectural protocol layers of a Bluetooth wireless communication system,
comprising the Host ontrol Interface (H I), Logical Link ontrol and Adaptation Protocol
(L2 AP), RS232 Serial able Emulation Profile (RF OMM), Service Discovery Protocol
(SDP), and Object Exchange (OBEX) are commonly called “stack”
So Bluetooth is a standard but every manufacturer is working on a particular “stack”,
sometimes proprietary.
The most common stack is the Microsoft stack.
How do I c eck t e version of t e stack ?
Ask your vendor or right click on the Bluetooth logo of your device (for P and PDA). Go
on properties and you will find out on which stack your device is turning and what is the
version of this stack.
All our sofwares and SDKs are available on our website:
http://www.baracoda.com/
(“Download & Partners” section)
About Baracoda
Baracoda is the world’s first and only manufacturer offering a full range of Bluetooth barcode and RFID
scanners. Baracoda’s field-proven wireless and barcode scanning solutions provide its customers and partners
with efficient tools that are innovative, reliable and convenient to use, simplifying integration for a quick Return
on investment.
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