Always connected/ocasionally connected Barcode scanners

Hello,
I am trying to find the best always/occasionally connected devices for NW Mobile 7.1 to use for barcode scanning. Is there a list of the recommended SAP devices? I have searched and haven't found anything.

We are using Motorola devices, it's a pretty big\reliable company.
They have various devices that could fit Retail\Warehouse, like gun format, wearable, vehicle mounted devices.
I think what you need to watch out for is what OS is on the device and that it is supported by SAP Netweaver Mobile, I have only seen SAP documents stating WM5 support for NWM 7.1 OCA client.
I have tested on WM6.1 with MS emulator and MC95 and it works, but probably not "supported" by SAP, as far as i know, maybe product matrix has been updated recently...
http://www.motorola.com/Business/US-EN/BusinessSolutions/ProductSolutions/Warehouse+Management
You'll probably need to figure out the Motorola distribution channels or "partner" in your region/area.
Another vendor would be intermec
http://www.intermec.com/products/bar_code_scanners/index.aspx

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Regards, Imran

Well, looking at this query more connections are on node 2 while very few are on node 1. Maybe this is because of instance load balancing BUT clinets are connecting to both nodes.
Thanks Jonathan.
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#Edited by Imran
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(METHOD = BASIC)
(RETRIES = 180)
(DELAY = 5)
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Hi Ahmed,
Occasionally connected clients and Always connected clients are different.
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https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/nw-mobile?rid=/webcontent/uuid/20ffed54-9812-2a10-9fb5-cb973a37ba3b#section4 [original link is broken]
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ben_ellis wrote:
I just bought a Time Capsule to backup my MacBook and an external HD. I've set up Time Machine to backup the MacBook and external HD. But the external HD isn't always connected to my MacBook. When Time Machine runs its hourly backups, if at that moment the external HD is not connected, it backs up just the contents of my MacBook.
I've just started this process, rather than learn by trial and error I'm hoping some of you have already done something similar and can share your experience. I have a couple of concerns:
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Thanks,
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Start date and time     12/07/2009 11:00 AM CT / 12:00 PM ET / 9:00 AM PT
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My N82 is always connected to WAP, is this normal?

Hi there, I am on 02 and just got a new Nokia N82. I have noticed that there is always a packet data connection made to '02 Postpay WAP'. If I hold in the red key it asks me if I want to disconnect the data connection and when I select yes, it starts the connection again moments later and at the top left of the screen under the signal bar, there are 2 arrows pointing away from eachother with the letter "E" above it. Also whenever I finish a call I get a message saying 'packet data connection active' which is annoying me. Is this normal behaviour for the phone? When I went into active connections is says that the connection to 02 wap has been made for x amount of hours, and i never turn the phone off so it's always connected. Also it shows that data has been transfered and this worries me as I only get 1Mb allowance of WAP per month before I am charged for it. Any help on this issue would be much appreciated.
Solved!
Go to Solution.

It does this to allow you to connect quicker. It shouldn't be costing you anything in data but it may be slightly reducing battery life.
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