220-801 · Question #854
After plugging in and installing drivers for a wireless bar code reader, which of the following is the LAST step needed to configure the device?
The correct answer is B. Scan the bar code on the reader's cradle. For a wireless barcode reader, scanning the barcode on the cradle is the final configuration step that pairs the wireless device to its base station after drivers are installed.
Question
After plugging in and installing drivers for a wireless bar code reader, which of the following is the LAST step needed to configure the device?
Options
- AInstall an inventory tracking application.
- BScan the bar code on the reader's cradle.
- CEnable the device in Device Manager.
- DRemove any temporary device drivers.
How the community answered
(24 responses)- A4% (1)
- B88% (21)
- D8% (2)
Why each option
For a wireless barcode reader, scanning the barcode on the cradle is the final configuration step that pairs the wireless device to its base station after drivers are installed.
Installing an inventory tracking application is an optional software step that depends on the intended use case, not a required device configuration step - the reader must be paired first.
Wireless barcode readers are paired to their cradle or base station by scanning a configuration barcode printed on or supplied with the cradle. This pairing step establishes the wireless link between the scanner and its receiver, and is performed after all driver installation is complete - making it the last required configuration step before the device is operational.
After driver installation Windows automatically enables the device in Device Manager - manually enabling it is not typically the last required step, as it should already be enabled post-installation.
Temporary device drivers are not a standard concept in Windows driver installation - removing them is not a recognized final configuration step for barcode readers.
Concept tested: Wireless barcode reader pairing via cradle barcode scan
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