This video shows how to connect the scanfob 2002 bluetooth scanner to an ipad, this also works for the iphone and ipod touch. [call outs iPhone 3GS and later, iPod Touch 3rd generation and later] First charge the scanfob for 4 hours until the LED above the button illuminates green. Then scan the "Keyboard HID" barcode, this barcode only needs to be scanned one time when setting up the scanner. Open the settings app and go to Bluetooth, then turn on bluetooth. Scan the "Make Discoverable & Connectable" barcode. The scanfob should show up on the iPad, it may say keyboard instead of scanfob. In any case, set the scanfob to the right of the page, then tap on the scanfob name, the laser beam, on the scanfob will illuminate, immediately and you will see 4 numbers displayed on the iOS device here it shows PIN code 1159. Slide the scan beam left, over the "1" barcode, then away, and back again, then scan the "5" barcode, then the 9 barcode, keeping the scan beam away from any unwanted codes. Scan the end barcode after the numbers, the Scanfob 2002 should beep, and now it's connected to the ipad, this is shown in the iPad Bluetooth device area. Now go to any application, on the ipad, and scan data. Tap to where you want the data, and scan the barcodes. Before we do that we will scan the prefix suffix barcode, then scan the "Enable iOS Keyboard Toggle". This will allow us to turn on and off the onscreen keyboard by pressing the small function button, on the scanner. Now we'll scan ...
Keywords: Scan, FOB, desktop, ipad, ipod Touch, iphone, Apple, 3gs, Itunes
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