MobileNAV provides endless possibilities if you need barcode scanning. We have listed the available solutions we have tried below. We also offered a few functional examples for every category. However, the list is far from complete. If you already have your device, search for the product in the FIND YOUR DEVICE segment, so you may be able to find it. Those are the devices we have already tested. If you can’t find your device, contact us so we can also try your specific device.
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Commercial smartphone / Tablet / PC with external readers
You can use any smartphone, tablet, or PC that supports Android, IOS, or different Windows versions. Since these devices’ cameras are not optimized for barcode scanning, you will need an external reader connected to your phone/tablet / PC.
Regarding the scanner, you have plenty of possibilities. Those options are listed below:
Socket Mobile as an external reader
We also support Socket Mobile devices. These are external barcode readers for Android and iOS. Small, holdable devices and attachable ones are also available in the market.
Example devices:
IOS cradle
For iPhone, we support the Linea Pro or Infinea products.
These are cradles for iOS devices, so you will have “one” unit with barcode scanning enabled.
Example devices:
Barcode reading with keyboard emulation (HID) mode
Most built-in or external scanners support keyboard emulation mode, which means that when you scan a barcode, the barcode characters will be sent as you have just typed in via the keyboard.
MobileNAV supports keyboard emulation mode if none of the above options are suitable for your scanner. You must ensure keyboard emulation is enabled on your scanner and execute the keyboard emulation mode configuration wizard in MobileNAV.
Example devices:
Industrial computers with external scanners
The principle here is similar to commercial devices. You will need an industrial computer with an Android or Windows CE/Mobile/10 operation system to let you run MobileNAV on. Also, if your device doesn’t have an inbuilt scanner or you don’t want to use it, you will need to attach an external scanner. These are, most of the time, scanners with HID mode.
About the usage of HID scanners, you can read above.
Example devices:
Devices with built-in scanners
These devices can run MobileNAV on their own and have built-in scanners so that you can use them for barcode scanning without external readers. There are rugged versions, and some are not as durable but come at a lot more affordable price. It is up to you to choose depending on your usage. We have listed the most known manufacturers with some example devices to give you an idea of what to search for.
The usage of these devices may vari depending on the manufacturer. For the configuration guides check our tested devices or contact us.
Handheld scanners
Handheld scanners are a great choice if you want to use your MobileNAV in the warehouse.
This category includes vehicle-mounted computers as well.
Example devices:
Honeywell CT60
Honeywell CT40
Rugged mobile scanners
These mobile computers usually have a built-in laser barcode reader or imager, are ruggedized, and are running on Android with 2G, 3G, or 4G, BT, and RFID communication support.
The devices may contain GPS support for location services.
Example devices:
Find your device:
The configuration of these devices may depend on the brand, so we have prepared separate configuration guides for each.
Android based barcode readers
Motorola
Motorola MC3190
Motorola MC9190
Zebra
Denso BHT -1700
MC3200
MC3300
MC330M
MC40, MC40 HC
TC55
TC70, TC75
ET1
ET50,ET55
TC 72
Zebra ET 55
Zebra MC2200
TC8000 (recommended)
Zebra VC70+ DS3408 scanner
Zebra TC21
Zebra TC57
Datalogic
DL-Axist11
Joya Touch A6
Memor 1Memor
Memor 10
Memor 11
Skorpio X3
Skorpio X4
Skorpio X5
Cipherlab
RS 50 Series
RS 31 Series
RS 30 Series
RK 25 Series
9700 Series
CipherLAB CP30
Built-in barcode scanner running on Windows CE
Honeywell/Intermec
Dolphin 70e
Honeywell EDA60K
Dolphin 75e
Dolphin CT50
Dolphin CT60
CN51
CN75/CN75e
CK75</a
ScanPal EDA50
ScanPal EDA70
Intermec CK3
Intermec CK3X
Intermec CN51 (recommended)
Intermec CK71
Honeywell Dolphin 6500
Honeywell THOR EN20.07CE
Casio
Casio DT-X8
Casio IT-300
Psion
Psion Teklogix WORKABOUT PRO C
Psion Teklogix Omnii XT15
Delphi
Delfi Nova PM255
CHD Five
Advantech - dlog
Advantech-DLoG XMT 5
External readers (HID, IOS cradle, socket mobile)
HID
If you have scanners that support HID scanning mode and can connect to your mobile device, you can go through the following steps to start using your scanner, regardless of the manufacturer.
To set up HID mode, follow these steps and scan the following barcodes:
Scan the Numeric Barcode ‘1234567890’ and press Continue.
Click next tab: Step 2.
Scan Lower Case Barcode ‘abcdefghijklmonpqrstuvwxyz’ and press Continue.
Click next tab: Step 3.
Scan Upper Case Barcode ‘ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ’ and press Continue.
Click next tab: Step 4.
Scan Sign Barcode ‘#<>&@?='”+-*/,.%;:{}()’ and finish reading or skip this step without reading.
Socket Mobile
Socket Mobile provides mobile and countertop barcode scanners and NFC readers/writers with native data capture, giving your app complete control of the device. Native support ensures every scan is fast, accurate, and error-free, providing highly productive data capture every time.
For every Socket Mobile device, you have to walk through the same configuration process:
Series 7 – Colorful
CHS 7Ci – 1D Imager Barcode Scanner
CHS 7Mi – 1D Laser Barcode Scanner
CHS 7Qi – 2D / 1D Imager Barcode Scanner
Series 7 – Durable
CHS 7Di – 1D Imager Barcode Scanner
CHS 7Pi – 1D Laser Barcode Scanner
CHS 7Xi – 2D & 1D Imager Barcode Scanner
Series 800 – Attachable
SocketScan S800 1D Imager Barcode Scanner
SocketScan S850 1D/2D Imager Barcode Scanner
Series 700 – DuraScan
DuraScan D700 1D Barcode Scanner
DuraScan D730 1D Barcode Scanner
DuraScan D750 2D & 1D Barcode Scanner
Series 800 – DuraCase
Available for iPod Touch for 5th,6th, 7th generation, iPhone 6/7/8 & Plus, Samsung J2/J3, Samsung Galaxy S7
*The list of tested devices is constantly expanding…
