Socket Mobile enables data capture for mobile applications with a range of durable Bluetooth barcode scanners and NFC readers designed for iOS, Android, and Windows.
I-Socket Mobile constitutes a leading provider of data capture and delivery solutions for enhanced mobile productivity. Best known for their family of Bluetooth cordless barcode scanners—including the colorful I-SocketScan and rugged I-DuraScan series—the company specializes in high-performance scanning devices that integrate seamlessly with tablets and smartphones using iOS, Android, and Windows operating systems. Beyond hardware, Socket Mobile offers the CaptureSDK, allowing app developers to embed reliable data capture functionality directly into their software.
Founded in 1992, Socket Mobile helps businesses in retail, healthcare, transportation, and logistics streamline their operations through mobile versatility. Their products are Apple MFi certified and are widely used for mobile point-of-sale (mPOS), inventory management, and asset tracking. The company provides extensive support tools, including the Socket Mobile Companion App, to ensure easy pairing and device management.
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You can pair your scanner using the Socket Mobile Companion app, or by scanning the specific command barcode for your device type (iOS, Android, or Windows) found in the user guide. For iOS, 'Application Mode' is recommended for fully supported apps.
A full charge typically takes approximately 8 hours. It is recommended to use the provided USB-C wall charger or charging cradle rather than a computer USB port to ensure adequate power delivery.
scan the 'Factory Reset' barcode located in your user manual. Afterward, go to your host device's Bluetooth settings and 'Forget' or remove the scanner before attempting to pair it again.
Generally, a fast blinking blue light indicates the scanner is discoverable (unpaired). A solid blue light indicates it is connected. Green flashes confirm a successful scan, while red indicates low battery or a charging state.
First, ensure the scanner has a sufficient charge. If the scanner is connected but not transmitting data, verify it is in the correct mode (e.g., Keyboard/HID vs Application mode). Scanning the Factory Reset barcode and re-pairing usually resolves connectivity glitches.