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1. How can I get the SDK for the UniPay?
A: ID TECH has a UniPay evaluation kit available for purchase. This evaluation kit includes a mobile reader and SDK password to download from our website. The SDK contains app libraries, demos, and source code to operate the UniPay reader. UPDATE SDKs are now offered free of charge on the Knowledge Base
2. How can I get the password for downloading the SDK for the UniPay?
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A: The supported list can be found on each product home page on our Knowledge Base.
11. My UniPay is timing out on my iOS device, what is the cause?
A: iOS has a few potential settings that can cause the UniPay not to work. When a device fails to connect or read, please check the following settings to make sure they are correct.
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1. Privacy: Please go to the privacy menu in the settings and check for the microphone.
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Ensure that any app that uses the UniMag reader is set to green.
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2. Mono Audio: Please go to settings, general, accessibility to check the mono audio setting.
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This should be turned off and is in the hearing section of this list. Also, check the left-right balance just below this to make sure it is in the center.
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3. Volume limit: The iOS device can be set to limit volume from the music app. To check this, please go to settings and scroll down until you find the music app (picture of a red music note).
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In this menu, check the Equalizer and Volume Limit settings to make sure they are both turned off.
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4. Restrictions. If this is turned on, you need to make sure microphone access or audio settings are not incorrectly set with access denied.
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If all of these settings are correct and the reader still does not work, please make sure you have checked the function in the ID TECH demo. It can be found on the app store under the terms "ID TECH UniMag". You may also try the same reader with a different device, just to be sure that the problem is not specific to that mobile device.
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A: The framework will not compile in iOS 64-bit simulators. This is because the framework also supports OS X, so XCode attempts to load the OS X code when using 64-bit iOS simulator (same CPU architecture). The solution is to remove arm64 from the Architectures and Valid Architectures for the simulator build settings. (64-bit works fine on iOS devices).
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14. All of the documentation is for UniPay. I have UniMag also and the framework SDK is the same one, but UniMag does not have all of the same method names as UniPay. So I need documentation for using the new universal framework with UniMag.
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4. Refer to the IDT_UniMag.h file for all available methods. Then in your code, when you want to access UniPay you use [IDT_UniPay sharedController] and when you want to access UniMag, you use [IDT_UniMag sharedController].
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