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- Getting started with Knox Capture
- Step 1: Launch Knox Capture
- Step 2: Create a scanning profile
- Step 3: Select apps and activities
- Step 4: Configure the scanner
- Step 5: Set keystroke output rules
- Step 6: Test apps in your configuration
- Step 7: Share your configuration
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- Start and stop blinking reminder
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Support for additional non-rugged Samsung devices
With Knox Capture v1.4, all Samsung devices running the "Android – Secured by Knox" platform and Android 12 or higher are supported.
Enhanced performance for single scans
With this release, single scan performance and camera launch times are improved across all supported devices. The number of single barcodes device users can scan per minute is significantly increased, and the camera scanner launches much faster.
Added side key double press scan trigger
Expanding the camera scan trigger options, IT admins and device users can now choose to launch the Knox Capture device scanner by pressing the side key, formerly known as the power or Bixby button, twice. This trigger option is designed for devices without an XCover key, and aims to improve Knox Capture usability for non-rugged devices.
To learn more about the available trigger options and how to configure them, see Set the camera scan trigger.
Added feature to send output data to a PC through Bluetooth
Starting with v1.4, IT admins and device users can connect a Knox Capture-enabled device to a PC or other Bluetooth-enabled device.
The device acts as a Human Interface Device (HID) keyboard when connected to a PC, emulating the functionality of a hardware scanner.
For more information, see Configure the output path.
New camera toggle option on scanning preview screen
A camera toggle button is now available when the Knox Capture camera preview opens. Device users can tap the button to switch between the front-facing and rear cameras on the device, enhancing their scanning output and productivity.
Usability improvements to in-app web links
Previously, tapping on any link in the Knox Capture app opened it in the device's default browser. The app switching caused workflow disruptions and prevented users from quickly locating the information they needed.
In v1.4, all in-app web links open in a web view instead of the browser, providing a seamless experience for users accessing support materials through the app.
