Toshiba Tec Printer B-SP2D-GH30-R Test Summary

Product Tested: Toshiba Tec Printer B-SP2D-GH30-R

Toshiba Part Number: B-SP2D-GH30-R

Peripheral Type: Bluetooth Printer

Test Cycle: Dec-2012

Honeywell software products used: VoiceCatalyst 1.1 / VoiceClient 3.8.2 / VoiceConsole 4.1

Honeywell hardware products used: Talkman A500 / Talkman T5

Test Status: Passes all

Tests Performed - Bluetooth Printer Scenarios:

• Pairing Bluetooth headset, scanner, and Toshiba printer with Talkman A500 as initiator: Tests basic pairing scenarios.
  • Device name as a "number" does not affect the ability of the device under test.
  • Device name as a "single digit" does not affect the ability of the device under test.
  • Device name as "Very Long Name" does not affect the ability of the device under test.
  • Device name as "Accented and wide characters" does not affect the ability of the device under test.
  • Verify that use of Host name as “Standard text” does not affect the ability of the device under test.
  • Verify that the use of the host name as incorrect “Octet values” does not crash the device under test.
• Sleep/On state change: Tests the ability to place the device into SLEEP and ON states while scanning and printing without affecting scanning and printing functionality.
  • Printer association is maintained through device shutdown.
  • Printer association is maintained through a task load.
  • Printer association is NOT maintained through a device profile load.
  • Printer association is maintained through device timeout shutdown.
  • Proper printer status appears in VoiceConsole’s interface once an association is attempted.
• Operator state change: Tests the ability to change an operator while scanning and printing without affecting scanning and printing functionality.
  1. Begin scanning and printing operations. While scanning and printing, change operator via button menu selection (i.e. Operator and Plus/Minus buttons).
  2. Following operator load, continue to execute several iterations of the Scan and Print task.
  3. Reiterate step 2 at least two times.
• Out of Range device test: Tests that scanning and printing can be done out of Wi-Fi range and that ODRs are successfully transferred once back in range.
  • Ability to queue printer ODRs while out of AP range.
  • Ability to queue printer ODRs while out of range of the printer under test.
  • Ability to queue printer ODRs while out of AP range, power off a device, and then come back into network range and print the queued ODRs.
  • Ability to queue printer ODRs while out of printer range, power off a device, and then come back into printer range and print the queued ODRs.
  • Ability to induce the "Pending" and "Assigned" printer association status and view the status in VoiceConsole.
• Device Re-Pairing after Power-off and State Change: Tests that the device and Bluetooth printer re-pair after they are powered on.
  1. Pair a Bluetooth printer to a Talkman A500/T5.
  2. Execute the Scan and Print task, two iterations.
  3. Power off all devices.
  4. Power on all devices.
  5. Execute the Scan and Print task, two iterations.
  6. Repeat steps 3-5 except pull the battery to power off the device.
  7. Repeat steps 3-5 except only power off the Bluetooth peripherals DO NOT power off the terminal/device.

     Scenarios covered:

     • A printer association can be created with the device in a variety of states.
     • A printer association is maintained through device shutdown.
     • A printer association is maintained through a task load.
     • A printer association is NOT maintained through a device profile load.
     • A printer association is maintained throiugh device timeout shutdown.
• Device in Charger: Tests that the device can be put in the charger and after it is removed Bluetooth Toshiba printer and Bluetooth peripherals will reconnect with “Restart Task in Charger= Enabled.”
  1. Pair a Bluetooth Printer to a Talkman A500.
  2. Execute Scan and Print task, two iterations.
  3. Place the device in the charger.
  4. Wait until the device LED is blinking fast green, and then remove the device from the charger.
  5. All Bluetooth peripherals should reconnect, and you should be able to hear the device through the SRX headset.
  6. Execute the Scan and Print task, two iterations.
• Pairing various Bluetooth peripherals: Tests that Bluetooth peripherals like SRX headsets and scanners can be paired with a Talkman A500 device along with Toshiba Bluetooth printer.
  1. Pair the Bluetooth Printer to a Talkman A500/T5.
  2. Pair an SRX headset through VoiceConsole/Manual.
  3. Pair a Bluetooth scanner as acceptor/initiator through VoiceConsole.
  4. Execute the Scan and Print task, two iterations.
  5. Place the device in the charger.
  6. Wait till the device LED is blinking fast green and then remove the device from the charger.
  7. All Bluetooth peripherals should reconnect, and you should be able to hear the device through the SRX headset.
  8. Execute the Scan and Print task, two iterations.

     Scenarios covered:

     • Pair a Bluetooth scanner to A500 to which a Bluetooth printer is associated.
     • Pair an SRX headset and a Bluetooth scanner to A500 that is associated to a Bluetooth printer.
• Printer switching: Tests that a different Bluetooth printer can be switched with the Toshiba Bluetooth printer and printing functionality is not broken with a Talkman A500/T5.
  1. Pair a Toshiba Bluetooth printer to a Talkman A500/T5 along with a Bluetooth scanner.
  2. Execute two iterations of the Scan and Print task.
  3. Pair a different Bluetooth Printer with a Talkman A500/T5.
  4. Execute two iterations of the Scan and Print task.
  5. Re-pair the Toshiba printer and run the Scan and Print task.

Tests Performed - Stress Scenarios:

• Test that scanning and printing can be done out of range and that ODRs are successfully transferred once back in range.
• Test is to verify that scanning and printing can be done while out of range.
• Test that a Bluetooth scanner and printer will re-pair with the device after being taken out of Bluetooth range of the device and then brought back.
• Test validates the ability to change from one paired Bluetooth scanner to another and perform normal operations.
• Device re-pairing after power off