Cloud-In-Hand Mobile Attendance customers can enable password protection for the Serial Device Manager (SDM) settings. After enabling SDM password protection, user accounts using the Mobile Attendance application for Android will be able to access the Serial Device Manager and add/remove devices but will be unable to view or change global or individual device settings without the SDM password. The screenshots below demonstrate what happens when a user account tries to access the SDM settings. Global Settings 1. The user attempts to access the global settings for the Serial Device Manager.

This article demonstrates how to use iOS’s built-in NFC reader (made available to 3rd party applications in iOS 11) with Cloud-In-Hand® Mobile Grid. While the native NFC reader is used in absence of an RFID/NFC reader, such as the idChamp® RS3 Reader, it’s important to note that there are some limitations to the native iOS NFC reader; it can only read the NDEF data stored on the NFC tag and it cannot write any data to the NFC tag. For more functionality, such as reading various data stores of the RFID/NFC

This article demonstrates how to use the Serial Device Manager (SDM) to send information from Android‘s built-in NFC reader to the cursor location. 1. Navigate to the Serial Device Manager (SDM). 2. Tap on the options menu button (the three vertical dots button at the top right-hand corner of the SDM view). 3. Select Connect BLE via NFC chip. This brings you to the NFC Connect view (see image below). 4. Place the NFC chip beneath the Android device’s NFC sensor. The SDM will use the data on the NFC

NOTE: You can sideload an app from any computer and not lose existing data (e.g. does not need to be performed on the computer your iOS device is synced with) 1. Open iTunes 2. Connect iOS device to computer and view inside iTunes by clicking on the name of the iOS device in the upper right-hand corner. 3. Click on the Apps tab. 4. In Windows Explorer, open the folder containing the .ipa file and double-click the file. 5. In iTunes, the app name will appear in the list. 6. Click the “Install” button. It

This app note walks you through the process of pairing an LLRP based scanner to the Serial Device Manager (SDM) on Android. The SDM is a core component of Serialio’s Android applications, including SerialMagic Gears, iScanBrowser, Cloud-In-Hand Mobile Grid, and Cloud-In-Hand Mobile Attendance. For the purposes of this note, we’ve used Cloud-In-Hand Mobile Grid, but this feature is available on all Serialio Android applications that have the SDM. 1. Launch Cloud-In-Hand Mobile Grid. 2. Navigate to the SDM by tapping on the SDM icon. 3. Once on the SDM view, tap

Section 1 – Account Creation and Configuration Create Cloud-In-Hand accounts for your account administrator and any user that will be using Mobile Grid. Contact Serialio to ensure that the correct configuration has been set. Log in to cloud-in-hand.com with the administrator account you created. Click on the “databases” section to the left. From here you will be able to upload your database files. In this example, we will upload one master file and one example order file. Click “Browse” to locate the file on your computer. When the file is

This article demonstrates how to use the idChamp RS4 and iScanBrowser for iOS to write NDEF data to NFC tags. In the first section of this guide, we’ll learn how to write an NDEF record to a tag. In the second section, we’ll test the tag by reading the NDEF data. You will need: an idChamp RS4 RFID reader an NFC tag to write to an iPhone or iPad Before you get started, you’ll want to download iScanBrowser from the AppStore, power on your idChamp RS4, and launch iScanBrowser once it