User manual OPTICON NLB 1000 RLB 1000

[. . . ] Fixed Position Laser Barcode Scanner NLB/RLB 1000 The NLB 1000 and the RLB 1000 series scanners realize a scan rate of 1000 scans/s. The NLB 1000 is a single scan model and the RLB 1000 is a raster scan model. Specifications Manual Opticon NLB/RLB 1000 Specifications Manual All information subject to change without notice. Document History Model Number: Edition: Date: NLB/RLB 1000 1 2008-01-25 Specification Number: Original Spec Number: SS07076 SS07075 Copyright 2008 Opticon. All rights reserved. This manual may not, in whole or in part, be copied, photocopied, reproduced, translated or converted to any electronic or machine readable form without prior written consent of Opticon. Limited Warranty and Disclaimers PLEASE READ THIS MANUAL CAREFULLY BEFORE INSTALLING OR USING THE PRODUCT. Serial Number A serial number appears on all Opticon products. [. . . ] Power supply voltage is measured at a connector terminal area. Note: If the current value does not stabilize within 1. 5 seconds after activating the polygon mirror, this scanner detects the system error, stops the polygon mirror, and blinks green and red LEDs. 5. 2. LEDs There are red and green LEDs on the NLB 1000 and the RLB 1000. A green LED lights up for a specific period of time after successful scanning. You can configure the settings when the green LED is blinking. A red LED lights up when any unsupported menu barcode is read in the menu mode (200 ms). Both green and red LEDs light up at the same time when either of the following occurs: · · No scanning operation at the scan rate of 800­1200 scans/s is carried out within 1. 5 seconds after the polygon mirror is activated. No scanning operation at the scan rate of 800­1200 scans/s is carried out while the polygon mirror is operating. 9 Opticon NLB/RLB 1000 Specifications Manual 5. 2. 2. Buzzer The NLB 1000 and the RLB 1000 scanners have a buzzer function; the buzzer loudness is below 65 dB. After successful scanning at power activation. After reading a valid menu barcode or when the scanner reads an unsupported barcode. However, it is possible to disable the buzzer by reading specific menu barcodes. Figure 1: LED window 6. Imager Scanning Parameter Light-emitting element Emission wavelength Light output Scanning method Scanning speed Scan angle Specification Red laser diode 650 ±10 (at 25° C) 1. 0 or less Octahedron polygon mirror 1000 ±60 (at 25° C) Scan angle: 70 Effective scan angle: 40 Unit -- nm mW -- scans/s ° ° mm mm Vertical scan width of NLB 1000 (single scan) Vertical scan width of RLB 1000 (raster scan) 8 or less (500 mm from front edge of scanner) 8 to 20 (500 mm from front edge of scanner) 10 Opticon NLB/RLB 1000 Specifications Manual 6. 2. Scanning Barcodes on Moving Items Scanning barcodes on moving objects requires that the speed of the barcode be adjusted to optimize the scanner's reading performance. The NLB 1000 and the RLB 1000 are capable of scanning low-print-quality barcodes. Scanning barcodes on moving items may fail due to the scan rate. Refer to the Default settings chapter for more details. 7. Technical Specifications The conditions for technical specifications are as follows, unless otherwise specified in each section. Conditions Ambient temperature and humidity Ambient light Background 25° C or lower 85% RH or lower 500 to 1000 lx Barcode = black Space = white Margin = white Background of label = black 5. 0 V Approve the performance when decoding is successful in 70% of the tests. From the front edge of the scanner Power supply voltage Decoding test Scan origin 7. 1. Print Contrast Signal (PCS) 0. 45 or higher (over 70% of reflectivity of space and quiet zone). PCS= Reflectance of white barReflectance of black bar Reflectance of white bar Scanning performance may decline if dirt or scratches mar the optical window. [. . . ] · · · JIS C6802:2005 Class 2 IEC60825-1+A2:2001 Class 2 FDA CDRH Laser Class II. Complies with 21 CFR 1040. 10 and 1040. 11 except for deviations pursuant to laser notice No. 50 dated June 24, 2007. Class II laser devices are not considered to be hazardous when used for their intended purpose. Avoid staring into the laser beam. 16. 2. [. . . ]