Rob, that leads to my next question.... how do I enable it?  Please email my team member at jill.rabach@sprint.com with instructions.  Much appreciated!

Settings - System - DataWedge

By default Datawedge has the 'typical' barcode symbologies enabled. To change this you would: On the ES400 go into Datawedge and change the Decoders option: 1) Start/Settings/System/Datawedge 2) When datawedge Settings application is loaded click on 'Basic Configuration' 3) Click 'Barcode input' then 'Camera Scanner Driver' then 'Decoders' You should then see a list of symbologies that are supported (have to keep clicking 'More' to see them all). The ones with the checkmark next to them are enabled and will be read by Datawedge. Click into each one to control specific symbology settings and also to enable/disable. If you know the device will only be used for certain types it is recommended that you disable the ones that will not be read in order to improve performance. Similarly, if an application uses our eMDK to control scanning you can also control which symbologies are enabled by using the Symbol.Barcode assembly.

Rob:  Thank you for the information- very helpful.  One additional question-- is Datawedge pre-loaded on the ES400, or would the customer need to load the application per the instructions? 

It is preloaded, but I do not believe it is 'enabled' by default.

Datawedge 3.3 is supported on the ES400...I did not see any restrictions on the barcodes which could be used with the ES400...so if its in DW33--it should decode

It has been my experience so far, that you don't need to change anything to read different barcode formats.  It seems to figure it out by itself. Chris Fries

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