How to Resolve Inconsistent Scanning Issues with TD Snap
How to Resolve Inconsistent Scanning Issues with TD Snap
This issue occurs when using the Access Method Scanning, Scan Type 1 Switch Auto Scan and Switch Input 1 = Enter and will not happen when space or other Switch Inputs are used.
While working in TD Snap the Auto Scan method stops responding when leaving the TD Snap software or making setting changes to scanning method.
To quickly resolve the issue you can press the pause then un-pause scan button or leave the application and return.
To prevent this from happening Do not use "Enter" as your Access Method Switch Input choose a different input for switch
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