@NitroKing2110 Do you know if you have the PDA update also? A good way to test is to see if print with date and if that's not working you don't have the other part of the update.
Are people seriously waiting 20 seconds for scanners? Mine is consistently 3 seconds, I've tested other ones and I have found a few that are a quarter of a second slower than mine, but that's it. It is weird as they are both consistent, so I'm wondering if there are "bad" sleds out there that are even drastically worse. I'd especially love if people had videos of this as anything over 5 seconds is not at all acceptable.
The "computer freaking out" should have only been happening in beta versions put in a couple pilot stores, 28 should never do that. Are you still hearing that in 28? There is also a negative sound if the scanner fails to activate, but it shouldn't sound like "freaking out".
That sounds like a data setup issue, that would only happen if each item was on it's own 7x11. I'd be curious as to what the POG # was and if the 7x11 were the same or different sign numbers.
Great write up, I've passed along the info I removed from the quote to our SIM/BCODE owner.
As for the scanner we are looking at the pop-up scenario, I haven't heard of switching work modes, has anyone else noticed this pattern?
I don't have a lot of great news for reporting right now, but we are aware it is lacking. The app was built by a 3rd party vendor so it's hard for us to fix it ourselves.
As for logging in, I'll take a look as it should be "single sign-on".
Are you talking about the female connector on the sled or the iPod? The sled one should have it's own flag, but I imagine those are getting ripped off, though I don't see that one having an importance for scanning. Now if it is the lighting port on the iPod itself, well firstly I'm surprised it has lint in it as it should be in the dock at all times so they shouldn't get lint in them, right? But I do know that lint in the lightning connector can be very troublesome from my past iPhone 5 as every time I plugged in the cable it compacted the lint at the top until the point the cable could not be properly seated while it still felt properly connected it slowly got more and more sensitive where if I nudged the phone while charging it would disconnect. I ended up using one of those all plastic twist ties you get on electronics (no metal) and dug out the lint. After that the connection became super secure again.
I would be kind of surprised if this was happening on the iPods.
I might be dense, but I don't understand this. What is the "first label" as apposed to the missing labels. You can print barcodes for items now and print SIM now, so what exactly is this flow you are talking about?
It's in the works.
I'll pass these on