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Table Of Contents

0BCopyright Notice
1B1 | Introduction
- Scanner Models (2D Versions)
- Package Contents
- Product Registration
- 18BSocketCare™ Extended Warranty
- System Compatibility Requirements / Compatible Devices
- 2 Additional Documentation
- About Bluetooth HID and SPP Modes
- About the Software
- Accessories
2B2 | Scanner Setup
- 22BAssembling the AC Adapter
- Charging the Scanner
- Attaching the Tether (Optional)
3B3 | Setup for Windows PC
- Option 1: Using the CHS in HID Mode
- Option 2: Using the CHS in SPP Mode
- SocketScan 10 Special Features (SPP Mode Only)
4B4 | Setup for Windows Mobile
- 32B Option 1: Using the CHS in HID Mode
- Option 2: Using the CHS in SPP Mode
- SocketScan 10 Special Features (SPP Mode Only)
5B5 | Setup for Apple
- 32B Option 1: Using the CHS in HID Mode
- Option 2: Using the CHS in iOS Mode
7B6 | Setup for Android
- 32BOption 1: Using the CHS in HID Mode
- 32B Option 2: Using the CHS in SPP Mode
- Scanner Settings (SPP Mode Only)
7 | Setup for BlackBerry
- 32BUsing the CHS in HID Mode (BlackBerry PlayBook)
- Using the CHS in SPP Mode (BlackBerry OS)
- SocketScan 10 Special Features
Appendix A Specifications
8BAppendix B Safety and Usage Tips
9BAppendix C Barcode Label Specifications
10BAppendix D Decode Zone
11B10BAppendix E Command Barcodes
- 1D Symbologies
- 2D Symbologies
- Postal Symbologies
- Scanner Modes
- Data Editing – Prefix / Suffix
Appendix F Special Button Sequences
- Restoring Factory Defaults
- Unpairing the CHS
- Retrieving Scanner and Firmware Information
Appendix G CAB Installation
Appendix H Troubleshooting
- General Troubleshooting – All OS
- Troubleshooting for Windows PC
- Troubleshooting for Windows Mobile
- Troubleshooting for Android OS
- Troubleshooting for BlackBerry
12BAppendix I Technical Support
13BLimited Warranty
SocketScan Software License Agreement
14BRegulatory Compliance

CHAPTER 6: SETUP FOR ANDROID 69

Symbology

1. In the main screen of Scanner Settings, in the menu, touch Symbology.

2. In the Symbology screen, enable or disable any symbologies (barcode types), as desired.

Enabling all possible symbologies will make the decode process slightly longer.

The RSS symbology is now known as GS1 DataBar.

If you would like to read UPC-A symbols, be sure to disable GS1 DataBar so that GS1

DataBar symbols don’t get mistakenly decoded.

Keep Data Matrix enabled so you can scan the onscreen barcode in Socket EZ Pair.