Zebra MC9300/MC9400 Barcode Scanning App
Budget: $250 – $750 USD
Bidder should have a Zebra MC9300/MC9400 in their possession so that they can validate the app works.
I need a simple Zebra MC9300/MC9400 app that creates a CSV file on the device when opened. The app should log the barcode scan results along with a YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS date/time stamp. The CSV file should be named using a unique identifier. Skills in app development for Zebra devices and CSV handling are essential for this project.
Key Requirements:
- Create a CSV file upon app launch
- Log barcode scans with date/time stamp
- Close the CSV file upon app closure
- Name the CSV file with a unique identifier
The app should have no user interface elements for viewing or editing the log. A new CSV file should be created each time the app is launched. The unique identifier for the CSV file should be generated using a timestamp. The CSV file should follow a standard format with columns for the barcode data and timestamp. The app should keep existing CSV files and create new ones each time it is launched. Barcode scan results should be stored locally on the device. The app should play a sound when a barcode is scanned. "none." The CSV file should be named using a timestamp as its unique identifier. The barcode data should be stored in raw text format.
I need a simple Zebra MC9300/MC9400 app that creates a CSV file on the device when opened. The app should log the barcode scan results along with a YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS date/time stamp. The CSV file should be named using a unique identifier. Skills in app development for Zebra devices and CSV handling are essential for this project.
Key Requirements:
- Create a CSV file upon app launch
- Log barcode scans with date/time stamp
- Close the CSV file upon app closure
- Name the CSV file with a unique identifier
The app should have no user interface elements for viewing or editing the log. A new CSV file should be created each time the app is launched. The unique identifier for the CSV file should be generated using a timestamp. The CSV file should follow a standard format with columns for the barcode data and timestamp. The app should keep existing CSV files and create new ones each time it is launched. Barcode scan results should be stored locally on the device. The app should play a sound when a barcode is scanned. "none." The CSV file should be named using a timestamp as its unique identifier. The barcode data should be stored in raw text format.