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iScanBrowser Appearance Settings (iOS)

This document provides information regarding the appearance settings for iScanBrowser (iOS). To access iScanBrowser’s appearance settings, navigate to iScanBrowser’s settings page by tapping on the gear icon located on the floating taskbar. Then locate the section labeled “Appearance Settings.” Enable Fullscreen Mode To enable fullscreen mode, toggle the slider to the far right of “Fullscreen.” Enable Orientation Lock To enable orientation lock, tap on the option labeled “Orientation lock.” Then select the mode in which you want to lock the orientation: System orientation (default) Portrait Portrait Upside Down Landscape left

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iScanBrowser Web Form Rules (iOS)

iScanBrowser Web Form Rules (iOS) iScanBrowser Web Form Rules on iPad/iPhone automate data posting from anywhere. Post RFID (UHF, and NFC) , Barcodes, Scales, Sensors, Calipers, iOS Built-in NFC, to any field on any webpage. No tapping to get focus is required. Web Form Rules (WFR) Summary: First, Web Form Rules are divided into two categories; Active Page Rules and New Page Rules. Active Page Rules send data from the scanner to the currently loaded web page. New Page Rules load a new URL and set the value of the

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iScanBrowser Triggers (iOS)

iScanBrowser triggers allow you to map a specific button (either in the floating taskbar or floating) to trigger a read action to the associated barcode scanner, RFID scanner, or UniMag reader. The floating trigger can also be assigned to trigger a read from the iOS CoreNFC reader. To access iScanBrowser’s trigger settings, navigate to iScanBrowser’s settings page by tapping on the gear icon located on the floating taskbar. Then locate the subsection labeled “Triggers Scanner Setup.” About the Triggers Trigger #1 — RFID Trigger #1 can be assigned to any

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iScanBrowser Serial Device Manager (iOS)

This document provides information and instruction related to using the Serial Device Manager (SDM) for iOS, which is built into iScanBrowser. You can access the SDM by tapping on the SDM icon from the floating taskbar. Pair with a Bluetooth Device The main page of the Serial Device Manager is where you’ll be able to pair with, manage, and disconnect from your Bluetooth devices. Scanners in HID mode (already paired within iOS Bluetooth Settings) will appear beneath “CONNECTED DEVICES,” scanners in MFi mode, will appear in the section labeled “MFi

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iScanBrowser Security Settings (iOS)

Enable the Account Manager To access iScanBrowser’s appearance settings, navigate to iScanBrowser’s settings page by tapping on the gear icon located on the floating taskbar. Locate the “Account Manager” subsection in the settings. Tap on the slider to the far right of “Enabled” to enable the Account Manager. Enter the passcode you want to use to secure the Account Manager. Repeat the passcode (for verification). The Account Manager is now enabled. Clear Private Browsing Data To clear iScanBrowser’s cookies, navigate to the settings page, then scroll down until you see

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Navigating the Web with iScanBrowser (iOS)

This document provides instructions on how to use the basic web browser functionality of iScanBrowser for iOS. Set the Startup Page Navigate to iScanBrowser’s settings page by tapping on the gear icon located on the floating taskbar. To set the startup page, tap on the “Startup page” option beneath the Open on Start section of the settings page. You have two options here–Home Screen or Last Pages. The Home Screen option is set by default. To open the pages from the last time you used iScanBrowser, select Last Pages. Set

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iScanBrowser Scanner Settings (iOS)

This document provides information on how to navigate the Scanner Settings for iScanBrowser (iOS). To access the scanner settings, navigate to iScanBrowser’s settings page by tapping on the gear icon located on the floating taskbar. Then locate the subsection labeled “Scanner Settings.” Define Virtual Data To manage the virtual scanner data feature, tap on “Define Virtual Data.” Here you’ll see a list of all the currently defined virtual data. This list is empty by default, but for this document, we’ve added a few sample data. Add Virtual Data To add

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iScanBrowser Filter Settings (iOS)

This article provides information regarding the filtering settings for iScanBrowser (iOS). To access iScanBrowser’s filter settings, navigate to iScanBrowser’s settings page by tapping on the gear icon located on the floating taskbar. Then locate the section labeled “Filter Settings.” Enable Filtering To enable filtering scan data, toggle the slider to the far right of “Enable filter.” This will display several options for configuring how iScanBrowser will filter scanned data. Drop Non-printable Characters To enable dropping non-printable characters, toggle the slider to the far right of “Drop non-printable characters.” Drop Leading

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Troubleshooting iScanBrowser for iOS

This troubleshooting guide provides solutions to some of the most common issues with iScanBrowser for iOS. Make Sure iScanBrowser is Up-To-Date Using an older version of any application, including iScanBrowser, increases your risk of running into complications. Applications are updated to fix bugs, patch security holes, and maintain compatibility with the latest operating systems (e.g. iOS, Android). Therefore, not updating your applications exposes you to security risks, preventable-bugs, and incompatibility issues. See the section below for your device—iOS or Android—to find out how to make sure you have the latest version

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How to Submit a Log for iScanBrowser (Android)

This support article will provide instructions on how to submit a log for iScanBrowser for Android. 1. Tap on the “Options” button located at the top left-hand corner of the screen. 2. Tap on “Options.” 3. Tap on “SEND LOG” located at the very bottom of the Options page. 4. Enter in your Cloud-in-Hand username, then tap “OK.” If you do not have a Cloud-in-Hand account, type in your last name and first initial instead. (e.g. Bob Johnson would be “johnsonb“) 5. Type in the log password provided to you

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