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# Barcode reader connection

Your goal is to pair the scanner with your iOS device. You can connect scanner with Bluetooth support.

{% hint style="info" %}
Honeywell readers with Bluetooth support: 8670 Ring scanner, Voyager 1452g, Voyager XP 1472g, Voyager 1602g, Xenon 1902, Xenon XP1952g, Granit 1911i, Granit 1981i, Granit XP 1991i SR/XR, 8680i, 8690i
{% endhint %}

* Scan the 'PAPBTH' bar code to unpair the scanner from the base:

<figure><img src="/files/Nu9p8QNJ674CXZH64lRQ" alt=""><figcaption><p>Code for Honeywell 1452G. Find barcode for your reader in the manufacturer's instructions</p></figcaption></figure>

* Look up in the 'Settings' menu of the Apple device the option for Bluetooth.
* Once activated, a list of Bluetooth devices that are nearby should appear, from this list, select the device that has the name 'model\_name>\_\<model\_no>\_SN\_\<serial\_number>'.
* The device should be connected to the iOS device. In order to test, open Celly App -> Configure test -> Description and scan a bar-code. The bar-code should appear on the device.

Source - <https://support.honeywellaidc.com/s/article/How-to-get-the-scanner-connected-to-an-Android-iOS-device?topicId=0TOA0000000Tp2rOAC&topicName=Bar%20Code%20Scanners>&#x20;


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