TerryWarwick
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5 years ago @JasperE84,
Yes, the Socket Mobile D700 device in SPP SSI mode is supported in Windows 10 by the Windows.Devices.PointofService.BarcodeScanner APIs even though the Icon in Settings does not appear to reflect this. The incorrect Icon is the result of a specific hardware setting that does not impact the use of the scanner in Windows.
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Terry Warwick, Microsoft
JasperE84
Is the Socket Mobile Durascan D700 correctly listed here? When the scanner is paired via bluetooth in SPP mode, windows will not recognize it as a barcode scanner. It's listed in "Other devices" in the settings menu "Bluetooth & other devices".
The SocketScan 10 desktop application can be configured to listen to the COM port, and function as a keyboard wedge for the D700. The UWP sample app however does not succeed in claiming the device
Should the devices listed in "Bluetooth & other devices" be recognized by Win10 as a barcode scanner before claiming as demonstrated in the UWP sample app works?
If so, how can Win10 be configured to recognize the scanner as being a barcode scanner?
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