This chapter discusses these topics:
Section 4.2, "Setting Up the Bluetooth Option in the Mobile Device to Scan Barcodes"
Section 4.3, "Mobile Applications that Support Barcode Scanning"
There are many JD Edwards EnterpriseOne mobile applications that are designed to scan data from a barcode and populate data into the respective fields. To scan barcode data, you can use the native camera on your device or a third-party handheld Bluetooth-enabled scanning device. To use this functionality, you must create barcodes that represent a single field in the JD Edwards EnterpriseOne system. Currently, JD Edwards EnterpriseOne mobile applications do not accept barcodes that consist of data for multiple fields.
You can generate barcodes using services such as those offered by Barcodes Inc.
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Note: Oracle is not affiliated with Barcodes, Inc., and does not require or recommend that you use this service to create your barcodes. |
Set the Bluetooth option in your device's settings to disable Bluetooth if you want to use the native device camera to scan barcodes of equipment number. Enable the Bluetooth option if you want to use a Bluetooth-enabled scanning device to scan the barcodes. To scan barcodes using a Bluetooth scanning device, you must configure the scanning device on the mobile device.
Many of the JD Edwards EnterpriseOne mobile applications have fields into which you can scan data. A QR Code icon is displayed next to the fields to which you can scan data.
You can populate these fields using three options:
Use the keyboard on your mobile device to manually enter the data. Alternately, you can tap the search and select button to search and select a piece of equipment.
Use the camera application on your mobile device to scan the data. To use this option, you must disable the Bluetooth option in your device settings.
Use a Bluetooth-enabled scanning device to scan the data. To use this option, you must:
Enable the Bluetooth option in your device settings.
Configure the third-party scanning device to connect to your mobile device.
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Note: When you enable the Bluetooth option in your device settings, the system may lock the keyboard. Consult the user manual of your third-party scanning device for instructions on how to use the keyboard when the scanning device is active. |
The following JD Edwards EnterpriseOne mobile applications are designed to scan data from barcodes:
Condition-Based Maintenance for Mobile Tablet (M13101)
Condition-Based Maintenance for Mobile Smartphone (M13102)
Create Service Order for Mobile Tablet (M177141)
Create Work Order for Mobile Tablet (M177142)
Cycle Count for Mobile Tablet (M41240)
Employee Time Entry for Mobile Tablet (M0511213)
Equipment Work Order Time Entry for Mobile Tablet (M0511211)
Equipment Work Order Time Entry for Mobile Smartphone (M0511212)
Field Progress Entry for Mobile Tablet (M51050)
Inventory Availability for Mobile Tablet (M41205)
Inventory Availability for Mobile Smartphone (M41207)
Inventory Transfer for Mobile Tablet (M41242)
Manage Cases for Mobile Smartphone (M17510E)
Manage Customer Equipment for Mobile Tablet (M17060)
Manage Customer Equipment for Mobile Smartphone (M17061)
Manage Equipment for Mobile Tablet (M13040)
Manage Equipment for Mobile Smartphone (M13041)
Manage My Work Orders for Mobile Tablet (M17020)
Manage My Work Orders for Mobile Smartphone (M17010)
Order Entry for Mobile Tablet (M42010)
Product Price and Availability for Mobile Tablet (M41062)
Product Price and Availability for Mobile Smartphone (M41063)
Project Time Entry for Mobile Tablet (M51047)
Project Time Entry for Mobile Smartphone (M51048)
Quick Case Entry for Mobile Smartphone (M17500E)
Search Sales Order for Mobile Tablet (M42060)
Search Sales Order for Mobile Smartphone (M42061)
Service Work Order Time Entry for Mobile Tablet (M3112211)
Service Work Order Time Entry for Mobile Smartphone (M3112212)
Warehouse Availability for Mobile Tablet (M46231)