Opticon OPR 3301 User Manual - Manual (Page 11)

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Screenshot of entering a passkey (PIN-code) on a Windows device
If successful, the OPR3301 should now be successfully paired with your remote
Bluetooth device and the Virtual Com port should be ready to be used.
To be able to scan and transmit barcodes as serial data open the Bluetooth Virtual
Com port on your remote device to establish the connection with the OPR3301
If you've lost your connection or have closed the COM port, then the OPR3301 will stay
connectable for 5 minutes (by default). After this period, you'll need to read the 'make
discoverable and connectable' label again to allow the remote device to re-establish the
connection.
It is also possible to make the OPR3301 connectable again by pressing the trigger key
by configuring a 'trigger-to-connect' time in combination with the 'Trigger to make
connectable' option (see Chapter 2.3.3. of the Universal menu book).
To manually end your connection you can scan a DISCONNECT label (see also
chapter 2.3.1 of the menu book).
Manually disconnect
_+-DISC-+_
It is also possible to disconnect by pressing the trigger key by configuring a 'trigger-to-
disconnect' time (see Chapter 2.3.4. of the Universal menu book).