Any using a Scangauge II and simple bluetooth adapter? If so did or is it working?
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It works great with the Scangauge, but you have to remember that it hangs down substantially.
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It does work with the Ultragauge and BT adapter, I see no reason why it would not work with the Scangauge.Make sure you have clearance for the connector. On my '08 Tacoma I had a problem with the cables sticking out from under the dash and ended up going to the low profile type that uses a ribbon cable and thinner connector. Here is the link from the same vendor as this listing: Diageng Ultra Low Profile Left or Right Angle OBD II 2 Y Splitter Cable 30cm/12"
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It does work with the Ultragauge and BT adapter, I see no reason why it would not work with the Scangauge. Make sure you have clearance for the connector. On my '08 Tacoma I had a problem with the cables sticking out from under the dash and ended up going to the low profile type that uses a ribbon cable and thinner connector. Here is the link from the same vendor as this listing: http://www.amazon.com/Ultra-Low-Profile-Splitter-Cable/dp/B00HJAMBI8/ref=pd_sim_auto_2?ie=UTF8&refRID=032Z3HA76VS2GK6EY5D7
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I don't know, I don't use the software. Software comes with the scanner, you might try that first and see how that works for you.
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I agree with RobertAtThebeach - I have used the bluetooth to connect to my win 8.1 ultrabook running MS Streets and Trips 2014. It is usable but quite often the connection is dropped - then MS S&T; gets confused - then connection re-establishes and things return to normal the whole process is usually 10-15 seconds then a few minuets later it happens again. . I gave up on the bluetooth connection and just wired it directly to the PC and the connection is very steady.
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I am on Windows 7 Home Edition and I haven't had any issues connecting or otherwise with the ScanSnap; I've been very happy with it.
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Hello, Yes, You will need to download the TouchScan app. Best regards, Alonzo ScanTool.net Team
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Dear Michael T.,I purchased the Toshiba bluetooth adapter and it worked fine without adding any additional drivers. Good luck!
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Hi, I'm using just regular ScanSnap Manager which works perfect for me. It's Free and it can meet all required settings, quick and fast enough for any user. Very simple...
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I have an S4 I opened settings and scan while the red/blue was flashing. Then it pairs. Each time I use it I open settings-bluetooth and hit S301 to connect.
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Assuming you are connecting the scanner's dock to the PC with USB, it should pick it up automatically. Can you PC see the USB Bluetooth receiver/transmitter? It doesn't register on Windows as a bluetooth device that can be paired, rather it uses Bluetooth to talk across the air to the USB device, which presents data to the PC like an old fashioned serial scanner.
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No, the scanner and the base are connected thru blue tooth you only need an USB port
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I had this issue. I talked to a guy at the Apple Store and found out this device emulates a Bluetooth keyboard so iOS disables the on screen keyboard and there is no way around this in the current iOS bersion. I love the scanner but I'm looking at going to a cheap windows tablet for this device.
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I used this on an ancient MacBook from 2005 (Power PC?) via USB. No Bluetooth involved. I still use it that way on my newer MarBook.
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Yes, there are several good apps available for iPhone/iPad. Make sure your Bluetooth is on and pair with the scanner.
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please post a review! I'm debating on whether to get this, not sure if it's the same as a regular old bluetooth adapter (which is much cheaper) and can't seem to find any information about it.
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Hi Ben, we never managed to get the scanner to work as our technical help was unable to find the correct driversSorryAnn
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just hold the little button on top of the the mouse in turn your Bluetooth on your tablet on the scan4it
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I have used it scanning over WiFi on a Mac, and it is more or less indistinguishable from using USB. USB may be more reliable, though.