SerialMagic Gears + SerialMagic Keys(tm) Setup to scan data into any application!
Setup SerialMagic Keys to type data into any application* from a Bluetooth barcode scanner, RFID reader, and more!
First, install SerialMagic Gears. Click here for instructions on installing SerialMagic Gears.
Next, connect your wireless barcode or RFID reader, or other Bluetooth device. Click here for instructions on pairing and connecting
Example Videos
Scanfob® 2002 scanner on Android Honeycomb tablet with SerialMagic Keys can scan barcode data to all Android apps that accept keyboard data (also works on Android 2.3, 2.2, 2.1).
Watch how read barcode data into the Android browser running on Nexus S phone
(Same process works for hundreds of Android device models)-
Load SerialMagic via non-Play method and scan Barcodes using Scanfob 2002 to Browser.
After the Bluetooth RFID or Barcode reader or other input device has been setup, enable SerialMagic Gears to send scans to SerialMagic Keys.
From within SerialMagic Gears, press the Android Menu key*, choose Options.
*The Android Menu Key is part of the Android device, here is one example 


From within the SerialMagic Gears options, enable the option called SerialMagic Keys .
After enabling this option, open the Settings application on the Android device. Scroll down in the Settings to the Language & keyboard options.


Within the Language & keyboard settings, enable the SerialMagicKeys keyboard by tapping on it.
There will be a warning message, which is safe to accept, so tap OK.


Optional: Now the SerialMagic Keys keyboard is enabled, you can choose to have the keyboard insert keystrokes before and after each scan received by SerialMagic Gears. Tap on the SerialMagic Keys settings. Tap on the Post before or Post after options to enable special keystrokes before or after the Bluetooth data. Note: Post before/after requires Android 2.2 or later.



You're almost ready to begin scanning anywhere on your Android device.
Open any text field in any application that you want to scan into. In this example, the Android Browser on the Google Docs website is used.
Tap and hold on a text entry cell until an option appears to choose an Input method. Tap on the Input method option to change to the SerialMagic Keys keyboard.



Now that the SerialMagic Keys keyboard is ready and active, you can begin scanning anywhere that you can type!

Here's another example. We're using the UPS Mobile application to track a package.



Application must accept input from keyboard