What if I don't own a cell phone to scan the QR code on the packag to access top-secret intel about Spy Gear?
777749
That must be a bonus feature. We didn't do it. No harm done if that part isn't used. My son loves his spy safe.
777750
The whole secret game is that only the spy has the way to get in (which in our house our 7 yr old who is the master mind) he loves the box
403935
You should be able too,just advise the TSA screeners when you put it with your cellphone and wallet.
1345719
Yes - no problem. I think there is an RFID chip in my ID card and it is scanned by a reader in the lobby. I don't think you really can't swipe the card if it has a magnetic strip that has to be passed through a slot to be read.
2160253
there is a square in the back of the camera has a whole bunch of little dots take your phone line it up with that little square hold it there an automatically it will scan a code into your phone but first you have to download the app when you download the app you hold this your cell phone over the square and I automatically picks up and I ask you for a password the password will be your internet password
1989379
I am afraid you can't. If your luggage happened to be their search target, your zippo probably will be confiscated.
868613
We do not use it on QR barcodes. My understanding of QR barcodes is that they can only be accessed by a mobile phone that has a camera. But you would have to ask the manufacturer for the most accurate answer. Maybe the scanner can be programmed to do this using the computer that has a camera.
1097683
You won't be able to use the thumb print scanner. This particular otter box case has a piece of silicon covering the home button.
234905
Yes, but the phone must be close to the device. Having it in a cargo pocket is risky.
1286004
yes you can access this with a smart phone you would need to download the software to do so.
2097042
NopeIt won't avoid annoying encryption noise either.No scanner will block encryption - but newer ones will bypassTDMA X2 - Gonna need a Uniden Home Patrol, Grecom PSR-800, Whistler 1080, Uniden BCD 436/536.The Radio Shack Pro 18 should get phase 2, but it's a stripped down version of the PSR-800/ Whistler 1080
446151
NO...I am not ware of any scanner that will hear encrypted signals (I assume when you say "scramble" you mean encrypted)
686636
I tried the foil trick prior to purchase. Work scanner could read my id tag. So I would say No. Plus you have to continually re-wrap card with foil. The thick aluminum foil may damage the chip that is now imbedded in most cards.
1345723
you cant swipe your id, its in the pouch, but yes you can scan it..i hav a bar-code on my id, and its not a problem..G.L.
1064358
Just a note: Yes, the tag will work anywhere on the planet where there is Internet access. A QR scanner is not required as every dynotag has its unique web address imprinted on it as well - visit with any web browser. QR code is for convenience of those with QR readers ready on their phones, scanning a QR code is normally faster and less error prone than typing a web address in on a mobile phone...
1633
Yes, you can. There is a slight buzz sound, but if you keep it in your pocket, nobody should hear it.
1982508
I use this on my smart phone with Profit Bandit . You have to download Serial Magic Gears to get connection. I called scanner company help line and they can guide you thru process.
451903
To our knowledge, the key code is stored on the pad so the pad doesn't need to connect so it should always work. However, if the internet is down you wont be able to use a mobile device to open it but the pad should work.