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Zebra Symbol RS507 HID keyboard wedge pairing

In the reference manual (via support page), find the instructions for HID (Human Interface Device Mode) under “RS507 Bluetooth Connection Using HID and SPP Profiles”. There are instructions to:

  1. Remove battery.
  2. Hold down “Restore” key.
  3. Replace battery.
  4. Wait 5 seconds until chirps and tritone.
  5. Release the “Restore” key.
  6. Scan the HID bar code from the manual and wait for chirps.
  7. Remove the battery.
  8. Return the battery.

Now the scanner is willing to pair as a keyboard to anything.

To set up to press enter after sending data, get the Advanced Data Formatting Programmer Guide (it may also be available via Zebra’s website). Follow this procedure:

  1. In case there are rules from before, scan “Erase All Rules”.
  2. Scan “Begin New Rule”.
  3. Scan “Send All Data That Remains”.
  4. Scan “Send Enter Key”.
  5. Scan “Save Rule”.
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