Barcode Reader Programming - Factory Reset

Barcode Reader Programming - Factory Reset

Overview

IMPORTANT:  Only perform this step if instructed by Latitude Customer Support

A factory reset may be necessary to put the barcode reader into a stable state for re-programming purposes.  

Step 1

Power the reader and scan this code once:


Reboot the scanner by power cycling it.

Step 2


Scan this code once:


Reboot the scanner by power cycling it.

The scanner will most likely NOT work with an access control system in this state.  You must program the reader.


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