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After decoding the barcode and sending it to the computer, by default the CHS
will vibrate and beep once, the LED will flash green, and the aiming beam will
turn off. You can use the Command Barcodes
to modify the beep / LED / vibrate
settings.
By default, a carriage return is applied after scanned barcode data is entered. To
disable the automatic carriage return, you can use the Command Barcodes
(use
the Data Editing barcode for disabling suffixes).
If no data is read in a few seconds, the beam will turn off, and you must try
again.
To Disconnect:
To disconnect, turn off the CHS. Press and hold the power button for at least 3 seconds,
until the CHS beeps twice (high-low) and the blue LED turns off.
After the iPad disconnects from the CHS, the soft keyboard will automatically
reappear within a few seconds.
Automatic Reconnection:
After you power on the CHS, it will automatically try to connect to the last computer it
paired and connected to. Make sure your computer is in range with Bluetooth
enabled.
If the CHS is connected to your computer and gets disconnected, it will try to
reconnect. Make sure the computer is on and in range. If the CHS cannot reconnect
after several attempts, it will emit a long beep. Press the trigger button to restart the
reconnection process.
The CHS can only be paired with one device at a time. To use the CHS with a
different device, see Appendix G
for unpairing instructions.
Simultaneous Scanning and Soft Keyboard Support:
The CHS 7Mi and 7Pi support simultaneous use of the barcode scanner and the
onscreen keyboard while entering data into an application. This feature is enabled by
default and can be modified by scanning a special command barcode.
1. Connect the CHS to your Apple device.
2. Open your application and place the cursor where you want to enter data.
3. You can begin scanning barcodes. To open or close the onscreen keyboard, quickly
double-press the CHS power button (like double-clicking a mouse).
After you double-press the power button, the CHS will beep to indicate that the
onscreen keyboard was enabled / disabled.
Watch a video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VhtttoC6ROs