Multiplatform SDK support for a device

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I Isuru Nanayakkara 3 years ago
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Hi,

I have a Zebra GK420t desktop printer. I'm developing a Android app to connect to this printer to print labels. This app will almost exclusively will run on this device - Cipherlab RS35 2D SR Mobile Computer (https://www.onlypos.com.au/cipherlab-rs35-2d-sr-mobile-computer-bluetoo…). It's an Android device running Android version 10.

In the Multiplatform SDK info page (https://www.zebra.com/gb/en/support-downloads/printer-software/link-os-…), I see this list of supported devices.

Zebra ET50
Zebra TC51
Zebra TC55
Zebra TC56
Zebra TC70
Zebra TC75
Zebra TC8000
Essential PH-1
Google Pixel C
MC40
Nexus 6P
Nexus 7
OnePlus 6

Does that mean this SDK will support only these devices? I won't be able to use the SDK in my app if I run it in that device?

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S Steven Si

The info page of the Link-OS Multiplatform SDK is a little outdated. Any Android 10 devices are supported. You can quickly test it out with the Developer Demo project that comes with the Link-OS SDK for Android release. Please note that GK420t doesn't have Bluetooth. You would use either the USB or the Ethernet interface on the printer to connect with an Android device.

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