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Home › Forums › Ask the Flomies › Can not disable scan sound "beep"
Tagged: Escape APDU, sound
Hey Flomio team.
I’m trying to disable the “beep” sound that occurs when a tag gets placed and removed.
defaultConfiguration.scanSound = false
Does not seam to do anything.
I’m using the FlomioSDKPro 3.0-beta with FloBLE Plus.
Any ideas?
Scott? Richard? Anyone have any idea why I’m not able to disable the sound?
Hi Andrey, scanSound boolean is for disabling a tone sound within the SDK running on your mobile device. In other words, once the reader alerts the SDK of a tag scan the mobile device can generate a scan sound (or not). In order to disable the sound of the reader itself you will need to issue the following Escape APDU on connection: E00000210107
best,
Richard
Hi,
I’m also trying to disable the sound on a FloblePlus. I’ve tried sending APDU E00000210107
, but I get response 63 00
and the device continues to beep when tags are scanned. Is there something else I can try to troubleshoot?
Thanks,
Linda
Hey Richard. Getting the same 63 00
response as Linda. I’m running FlomioSDK Pro version 3.0 Beta. Is there a more up to date version of the SDK perhaps?
Command APDU:E0 00 00 21 01 07
Response Apdu: 63 00
handleApduResponse: Operation was unsuccessful.
I’m using the following method to send the command:
flomioSDK.sendApdu("E0 00 00 21 01 07", toDevice: deviceUid, success: nil)
Not sure what’s going on but here is the documentation page I referred to:
What firmware version does your FloBLE devices have? Have you been able to execute other Escape commands successfully?
best,
Richard
Hi Richard,
Thanks for the link to the documentation.
I tried sending “E0 00 00 18 00” to get the firmware version, but received “63 00” as a response for that as well. Is there another way I can check firmware version?
I have not been able to execute other Escape commands.
Thanks,
Linda
Have you had any success with this? Can’t manage to get anything other than “63 00″, much less turn the beeping off
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