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Chapter 5 - Connecting and Configuring the SG20B Scanner in Direct Connection Connecting the SG20B in Direct Connection The cordless SG20B scanner can communicate with a host device through the Bluetooth communications Human Interface Device Profile (HID) and Serial Port Profile (SPP). You can, for example, connect the SG20B scanner to a host PC via an Intermec USB Bluetooth adapter (see "Intermec USB Bluetooth Adapter" on page 17). This is called a direct connection as opposed to a connection as a system (which uses an SG20 Bluetooth Base Station to interface with the host). HID Bluetooth Device Connection With the HID profile, your SG20B is recognized as a keyboard. Connection information is stored, meaning that if the scanner loses connection (out of range, low battery, etc.), it will try to reconnect as soon as possible (back into range, charged battery, etc.). Moreover, no specific software is needed in HID profile as opposed to SPP profile to collect data. Before trying to pair and connect your scanner, make sure: • it is not already trying to establish a Bluetooth connection. If so, the blue Intermec Ready-to-Work indicator blinks; read the Bluetooth device disconnect bar code. Bluetooth Device Disconnect • it is not already paired with your Bluetooth device. If so, remove it from your host's Bluetooth devices list. • your host is set to allow Bluetooth device connections. Pairing and Connecting as an HID Bluetooth Device This section describes how to pair and connect your scanner from your host PC. To pair and connect as an HID Bluetooth device 1 Turn on your scanner by pulling the trigger. 2 Scan the Bluetooth device profile - HID configuration bar code 52 SG20B Cordless Scanner + Bluetooth Base Station User's Guide

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Chapter 5 — Connecting and Configuring the SG20B Scanner in Direct Connection
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SG20B Cordless Scanner + Bluetooth Base Station User’s Guide
Connecting the SG20B in Direct Connection
The cordless SG20B scanner can communicate with a host device
through the Bluetooth communications Human Interface Device
Profile (HID) and Serial Port Profile (SPP).
You can, for example, connect the SG20B scanner to a host PC via an
Intermec USB Bluetooth adapter (see
“Intermec USB Bluetooth
Adapter” on page 17
). This is called a direct connection as opposed
to a connection as a system (which uses an SG20 Bluetooth Base
Station to interface with the host).
HID Bluetooth Device Connection
With the HID profile, your SG20B is recognized as a keyboard.
Connection information is stored, meaning that if the scanner loses
connection (out of range, low battery, etc.), it will try to reconnect as
soon as possible (back into range, charged battery, etc.). Moreover, no
specific software is needed in HID profile as opposed to SPP profile to
collect data.
Before trying to pair and connect your scanner, make sure:
it is not already trying to establish a Bluetooth connection. If so,
the blue Intermec Ready-to-Work indicator blinks; read the
Bluetooth device disconnect bar code.
Bluetooth Device Disconnect
it is not already paired with your Bluetooth device. If so, remove it
from your host’s Bluetooth devices list.
your host is set to allow Bluetooth device connections.
Pairing and Connecting as an HID Bluetooth Device
This section describes how to pair and connect your scanner from
your host PC.
To pair and connect as an HID Bluetooth device
1
Turn on your scanner by pulling the trigger.
2
Scan the Bluetooth device profile - HID configuration bar code