Install SerialMagic Gears (non market)
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Setup SerialMagic Gears
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Setup SerialMagic Keys
Set SerialMagic Keys as the default keyboard
Configure the command key
Setup prefixes and suffixes for scan data
Setup NFC Gears
Setup the SDM
Setup scan filtering
Setup scan modification
Enable device filters
Use the SDM
Pair your scanner
Unpair your scanner
Reconnect your scanner
Setup your scanner
Send a log
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iScanBrowser is a powerful tool used to scan data into web applications on an Android device. You can set up Web Form Rules to automatically select a field to import data, which allows you to avoid the need to tap the field as the focal point for the cursor. This is useful when you need to scan data quickly without using the Android device’s interface.
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Navigating the Web
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Set the start page
Manage bookmarks and browsing history
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Enable always showing the address bar
Web Form Rules (WFR)
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iScanBrowser is a powerful tool used to scan data into web applications on an iOS device. You can set up Web Form Rules to automatically select a field to import data, allowing you to avoid the need to tap the field as the focal point for the cursor. This is useful when you need to scan data quickly without using the iOS device’s interface.
Looking for iScanBrowser for Android?
Navigating the Web
Set the homepage
Set the start page
Manage bookmarks and browsing history
The Serial Device Manager (SDM)
Pair with a Bluetooth device
Device settings
SDM settings
Enable auto…
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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…
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This guide demonstrates how to use Android built-in NFC reader and NFC Gears' Write NDEF message feature (available in version 2.2.24 and later).
You will need:
NFC Gears (available on the Google Play Store)
NFC enabled
An NFC tag (with an empty NDEF data store)
1. Launch NFC Gears.
2. Tap on "SETTINGS."
3. Hold the NFC tag up to your Android phone's NFC sensor.
4. tap on "Write NDEF message."
You will receive a prompt explaining that the built-in NFC reader can only write to an empty tag. If you need to overwrite NDEF data, you will need to use the idChamp NF2 or idChamp…
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 has finished downloading.
Write NDEF Data
1. Navigate to the Device Manager.
2. Tap on the…
Performance is important when it comes to implementing and maintaining an RFID system. Here are six common factors that can negatively impact an RFID system's performance.
Interference
Interference from other radio-frequency (RF) emitting devices (RFI), such as other RFID readers and Wi-Fi access points, can negatively impact RFID system performance.
Power Supply
As with any system dependant on electronic components, RFID systems are subject to the risks of a “dirty” power supply. Such power supplies can elicit strange behavior from electronic devices (such as RFID readers) that draw…
In its most rudimentary form, an RFID system is made up of two parts; a transponder (a tag) and an interrogator (a reader). The transponder, which consists of an inlay which has a microchip, an antenna, and usually a substrate (the stuff that holds the tag’s components together) and optionally an encasing to protect the inlay from various environmental factors, is encoded with information specific to the object it is attached to or associated with, such as a serial number. The interrogator reads the transponder’s information by emitting a signal to the transponder that prompts…