In this article you will learn how to prepare and configure the CodeBlue DP8210BGD barcode scanner for use with the software.
Contents
- Device overview
- Mounting
- Accepted identification
- Hardware features
- Connector
- Use in the software
- Setting up the scanner with configuration codes
- Connection type for the software
- Adding the device in the software
- Datasheets
Fast lane
- Connect the scanner to your computer via USB.
- Scan the configuration code Set to Factory Defaults to reset the scanner to factory settings.
- Scan the configuration code USB COM to enable COM communication.
- Switch the scanner off, unplug it, plug it back in and switch it on.
- In the software, set the connection type to USB (virtual COM port) and fill in the related fields.
Device overview
The CodeBlue DP8210BGD is a wireless 2D desktop barcode scanner with a charging stand. It communicates via 2.4 GHz wireless and Bluetooth and reliably reads codes from paper, screens and other media. The scanner supports both 1D barcodes and 2D QR codes and is used in the software as an identification device.
Mounting
| Model | Indoor | Outdoor |
|---|---|---|
| CodeBlue DP8210BGD | yes (no IP rating documented) | not approved (no manufacturer information) |
Accepted identification
| Model | Cards and tokens | QR / barcode | Other |
|---|---|---|---|
| CodeBlue DP8210BGD | no | Barcode (1D), QR code (2D) | – |
Hardware features
| Feature | Description | Supported |
|---|---|---|
| Buzzer | Audible feedback after a successful scan. | yes |
| Signal LED | Visual feedback after a successful scan. | yes |
| Charging stand | Charges the scanner via the included stand. | yes |
| Wireless connection | Wireless transmission via 2.4 GHz wireless and Bluetooth. | yes |
Connector
The scanner connects to the computer via USB. No specific driver is required. The device registers with the operating system as a virtual COM port.
| Connector | Driver | Default schema | Devices used for implementation |
|---|---|---|---|
| USB | no specific driver required | USB (virtual COM port) | CodeBlue DP8210BGD |
Use in the software
| Device type | Use cases and tasks | Notes | Deviations |
|---|---|---|---|
| Identification device | Identification use cases (e.g. member check-in via QR code). | – | – |
Setting up the scanner with configuration codes
Important: Cover all configuration codes you do not want to scan, so the scanner only picks up the code you intend.
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Scan Set to Factory Defaults to reset the scanner to factory settings and clear any manual pre-configuration.
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Scan USB COM to enable COM communication.
Switch the scanner off, unplug it, plug it back in and switch it on. This makes sure all settings are applied and the connection is established cleanly.
Connection type for the software
To connect the scanner to the software, choose the following connection type and fill in the related fields in the device configuration area of the software.
| Connection type | Description | Fields |
|---|---|---|
| USB (virtual COM port) | Virtual COM port over USB. | COM port or PID/VID |
The following values apply to the CodeBlue DP8210BGD:
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COM port: shown in the Windows Device Manager, for example
COM10. Enter the port shown there in the Device Manager. -
VID:
1A86 -
PID:
7523
Adding the device in the software
To add the scanner as a device in the software:
- Open Settings > Access control > Device Manager.
- Select the Device Manager that runs the scanner and use the three-dot menu to open Add device.
- Fill in the following fields:
- Device model: CodeBlue DP8210BGD
- Task: matching identification use case, for example check-in.
- Connection type: USB (virtual COM port)
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Configuration: COM port from the Windows Device Manager (e.g.
COM10) or alternatively VID1A86and PID7523.
- Save the device.
Datasheets
See the attachments for further information.