Scanning Multiple Barcodes with a Single Trigger Pull

Submitted by Darryn Campbell on
3 MIN READ

By @darryncampbell

This post will demonstrate how to scan multiple barcodes in a single trigger pull on Zebra Android mobile computers. The multi-barcode capability is being further enhanced in the near future but this post describes what you can do today.

The sample application to accompany this post can be found on github and uses the "Basic Multibarcode" feature of DataWedge.

Link-OS SDK for Android | Permissions and Bluetooth API

Submitted by SSi1 on
3 MIN READ

Nowadays, most of our Zebra printers are equipped with Bluetooth (BT), Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) or both (BT + BLE). There is a Bluetooth User Guide for Zebra printers, which covers how the Bluetooth technologies (both BT & BLE) are used in Zebra printer production lines, the security mode, pairing and configuration, etc.

Zebra DevTalk | Latest Features in DataWedge 8.x | Wednesday, August 19 2020

Submitted by Stacey Kruczek on
1 MIN READ

DataWedge is the recommended approach for capturing data on Zebra Android mobile computers – barcode scanning, RFID or even voice.  Over the past few months we have added even more features to DataWedge such as multiple barcode scanning, enhanced security, OCR, signature capture, new decoder support and much more.  These features are available for free on our enterprise-series Android devices so learn how to take advantage of them in this webinar.

Presented by Darryn Campbell and Catherine Wei, Software Engineers, Zebra Technologies

 

Scan with DataWedge Using Explicit Broadcast Intents

Submitted by Darryn Campbell on
4 MIN READ

DataWedge 8.0 introduced a new capability to the DataWedge Intent output plugin, the ability to specify the component of the application which will receive the Intent.

Up until version 8.0, DataWedge only allowed you to specify the action, category and delivery mechanism (Start Activity, Start Service or Send Broadcast)

Access Serial Number and IMEI on Mobile Computers Running Android 10 and higher

Submitted by Darryn Campbell on
2 MIN READ

By @darryncampbell

The sample application to accompany this post can be found at https://github.com/darryncampbell/EMDK-DeviceIdentifiers-Sample. This article was updated on 19th April to reflect the behaviour on Android 11