Bluetooth classic is disabled by default on Windows 11 machines, which will prevent the TSL reader from appearing in the list of discoverable devices.
TSL Reader Not Visible in Windows 11 Bluetooth® Devices Discovery List
7th November 2024
7th November 2024
Bluetooth classic is disabled by default on Windows 11 machines, which will prevent the TSL reader from appearing in the list of discoverable devices.
25th January 2023
Starting with Android 12 (API31), there is a requirement for many App permissions to be obtained from the user at run-time. You will need to be using the TSL ASCII 2 Software Development Kit – for ...
6th April 2020
TSL® have added support to RFID Explorer, RFID Scan Scan Write and RFID Tag Finder for the built-in barcode scanners on Datalogic handheld terminals. The TSL® Apps make use of the Android Intent system and the built-in Datalogic Wedge to provide barcode scanner input – typically, a single check box needs to be changed to enable this support.
TSL® have added support to RFID Explorer and RFID Scan Scan Write for the built-in barcode scanners on Honeywell handheld terminals. The apps make use of the Android Intent system and the built-in Honeywell Scan Engine to provide barcode scanner input. Supported firmware versions and CommonES Packages are documented in this Support Article.
18th February 2020
TSL® have added support to RFID Explorer and RFID Scan Scan Write for the built-in barcode scanners on Zebra handheld terminals. This support uses the Android Intent system and some configuration of the terminal is required, documented in this Support Article.
18th December 2014
The Bluetooth® module in some TSL® readers is able to present the reader to the host as an HID keyboard. In this mode the data read by the reader is sent to the host as if it were typed on the host’s keyboard.
7th January 2015
Introduction Technology Solutions has implemented a common object model for Android, iOS, Windows Desktop, Windows Mobile and Windows Phone. This article is provided as an overview of using this obje...
7th March 2017
It is often necessary to change the existing EPC of a tag to a new value to support either standards-based or custom encoding formats. This article provides examples of how to modify the EPC identifier using the TSL RFID Explorer App.
18th January 2017
It is often necessary to change the existing EPC of a tag to a new value to support either standards-based or custom encoding formats. This article provides examples of how to modify the EPC identifier using the TSL ASCII 2 Protocol.
22nd June 2015
Locating individual assets or one instance of an asset of a particular type is a common problem in many environments such as Retail stores, tool stores or warehouses. This article provides advice on appropriate parameters in an ASCII 2 Inventory command to be used in the implementation of a “Tag Finder” operation.