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How to Scan a barcode into my iPhone 7<br />
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I got a BlueTooth kit with no manual or anything.<br />
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It says &quot;Having Trouble?&quot;<br />
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Scan to Get Help<br />
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and shows a barcode.<br />
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I have not ever used my iPhone to scan a barcode and need to know what to do.<br />
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Thanks
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How to Scan a barcode into my iPhone 7

I got a BlueTooth kit with no manual or anything.

It says "Having Trouble?"

Scan to Get Help

and shows a barcode.

I have not ever used my iPhone to scan a barcode and need to know what to do.

Thanks

How to Scan a code into my iPhone 7

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