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ID2000 Series Smart Code Reader User Manual

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5.4 Connect Device to Client Software

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Chapter 6 Client Software Layout ..................................................................................................... 33

Chapter 7 Device Mode Settings ....................................................................................................... 35

Chapter 8 Device Settings ................................................................................................................. 36

8.1 Image Quality Settings

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8.1.1 Set Image

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8.1.2 Set Polling

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8.1.3 Set Light Source

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8.1.4 Set Lens Focus

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8.1.5 Set Self-Adaptive Adjustment

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8.1.6 Set Mirror X

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8.1.7 Set Test Pattern

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8.2 Code Algorithm Settings

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8.2.1 Add Code

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8.2.2 Set Code Reading ROI

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8.2.3 Set 1D Algorithm Parameter

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8.2.4 Set 2D Algorithm Parameter

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8.2.5 Set 2D Code Quality Evaluation

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8.2.6 Set Code Score

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8.3 Line Mode Settings

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8.4 Signal Input Settings

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8.4.1 Set Trigger Mode

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8.4.2 Enable Internal Trigger Mode

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8.4.3 Enable External Trigger Mode

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8.4.4 Stop Trigger

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8.5 Signal Output Settings

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8.5.1 Select Output Signal

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8.5.2 Enable Line Inverter

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8.5.3 Set Event Source

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8.5.4 Set Buzzer

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Summary of Contents for ID2000 Series

Page 1: ...ID2000 Series Smart Code Reader User Manual ...

Page 2: ...AL CONSEQUENTIAL INCIDENTAL OR INDIRECT DAMAGES INCLUDING AMONG OTHERS DAMAGES FOR LOSS OF BUSINESS PROFITS BUSINESS INTERRUPTION OR LOSS OF DATA CORRUPTION OF SYSTEMS OR LOSS OF DOCUMENTATION WHETHER BASED ON BREACH OF CONTRACT TORT INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE PRODUCT LIABILITY OR OTHERWISE IN CONNECTION WITH THE USE OF THE PRODUCT EVEN IF HIKROBOT HAS BEEN ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES OR ...

Page 3: ...rmful interference to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the rece...

Page 4: ... which if not avoided could result in equipment damage data loss performance degradation or unexpected results Note Provides additional information to emphasize or supplement important points of the main text Available Model This manual is applicable to the ID2000 Series Smart Code Reader Safety Instruction These instructions are intended to ensure that the user can use the product correctly to av...

Page 5: ... avoid heat accumulation Do not contact the radiator directly to avoid scald Electrostatic Protection Remove all conductive objects such as jewelry watch etc on the product body before touching the product and touch the grounding metal bracket by hand to release the static electricity It is suggested to wear anti static suit to prevent damage to the equipment caused by static electricity When inst...

Page 6: ...r protection Installation Please do not install the product on vibrating surface or places that are vulnerable to impact Personnel Requirement Quality requirements for installation and maintenance personnel qualification certificate or working experience in weak current system installation and maintenance and relevant working experience and qualifications Besides the personnel must possess the fol...

Page 7: ... IV Devices 14 3 1 1 Input Signal 14 3 1 2 Output Signal 15 3 1 3 Bi Directional Signal 16 3 1 4 Input Signal Wiring 18 3 1 5 Output Signal Wiring 20 3 2 Electrical Feature and Wiring of Type II Device 21 3 2 1 Input Signal 21 3 2 2 Output Signal 22 3 2 3 Input Signal Wiring 23 3 2 4 Output Signal Wiring 24 3 3 RS 232 Serial Port 26 Chapter 4 Installation 27 4 1 Installation Preparation 27 4 2 Ins...

Page 8: ...1 6 Set Mirror X 46 8 1 7 Set Test Pattern 47 8 2 Code Algorithm Settings 47 8 2 1 Add Code 47 8 2 2 Set Code Reading ROI 48 8 2 3 Set 1D Algorithm Parameter 52 8 2 4 Set 2D Algorithm Parameter 52 8 2 5 Set 2D Code Quality Evaluation 55 8 2 6 Set Code Score 56 8 3 Line Mode Settings 57 8 4 Signal Input Settings 58 8 4 1 Set Trigger Mode 58 8 4 2 Enable Internal Trigger Mode 58 8 4 3 Enable Externa...

Page 9: ...7 3 Serial 80 8 7 4 FTP 80 8 7 5 HTTP 81 8 7 6 TCP Server 81 8 7 7 Profinet 82 8 7 8 MELSEC or SLMP 82 8 7 9 Ethernet IP 84 8 7 10 ModBus 85 8 7 11 UDP 86 8 7 12 Fins 87 8 7 13 USB 88 8 8 Set Multicast 90 8 9 User Set Customization 91 Chapter 9 Device Operation 92 9 1 Live View 92 9 2 Enable Acquisition 92 9 3 Add Cross Line 93 9 4 Start Recording 93 9 5 Split Window 94 9 6 View Reports 94 9 7 Vie...

Page 10: ...mware 97 10 2 Reboot Device 97 Chapter 11 FAQ Frequently Asked Question 99 11 1 Why the image is very dark 99 11 2 Why the image s frame rate is very low in the live view 99 11 3 Why there is no device listed after I run the IDMVS client software 99 11 4 Why there is no image in the live view 100 ...

Page 11: ... that supports adjusting focus manually via its focus knob This type device has two kinds of data interfaces including fast Ethernet and USB Type II and type IV devices are fixed focal device whose focus cannot be adjusted and type IV device has two kinds of data interfaces including fast Ethernet and USB Type III device is a vari focal device that adopts vari focal lens to adjust focus Figure 1 1...

Page 12: ...ID2000 Series Smart Code Reader User Manual 2 Figure 1 2 Appearance Type II Figure 1 3 Appearance Type III ...

Page 13: ...y Note Only type I device has the focus knob 2 Screw Hole It is used to fix the device to the installation position For type I II and III devices you should use M2 screw For type IV device you should use M3 screw 3 Trigger Button When the device is in trigger mode press the button and the device triggers once 4 SR Cable SR cable connector provides power I O Ethernet and serial port ...

Page 14: ...device operates normally without reading codes The indicator is green lasting 0 5 s when the device reads codes successfully and is solid green when the device reads codes continuously 7 PWR Indicator It is a power indicator The indicator is red during the device s power on process After the device is powered on the indicator is green 8 Light Source It is the LED light source used to provide light...

Page 15: ...below for connector pin definitions Figure 2 1 17 Pin M12 Connector Table 2 1 Pin Definitions Type I Device with USB Interface No Signal I O Signal Source Description 1 DC_PWR Direct current power supply positive 3 USB_DM USB signal negative 11 GND Direct current power supply negative 12 USB_DP USB signal positive You should use the supplied 17 pin cable for USB device to wire the type I device wi...

Page 16: ...pplied Cable 1 DC_PWR Direct current power supply positive Red open line 2 GND Line 0 1 2 3 Direct current power supply negative Brown open line 3 Reserved 4 RS232_TX RS 232 serial port output DB9 female serial port 5 RS232_RX RS 232 serial port input DB9 female serial port 6 MDI0 Fast Ethernet signal MDI0 RJ45 Ethernet connector 7 MDI1 Fast Ethernet signal MDI1 RJ45 Ethernet connector 8 GPIO2 Lin...

Page 17: ...hite open line Table 2 3 Pin Definitions Type II Device No Signal I O Signal Source Description Supplied Cable 1 DC_PWR Direct current power supply positive Red open line 2 OUT_COM LineOut 0 1 signal ground Output common port Brown open line 3 Reserved 4 RS232TX RS 232 serial port output DB9 female serial port 5 RS232RX RS 232 serial port input DB9 female serial port 6 MDI0 Fast Ethernet signal MD...

Page 18: ...al port connector that corresponds to 4th and 5th pins of the device s 17 pin interface and a RJ45 connector that corresponds to 6th 7th 14th and 15th pins of the 17 pin interface Figure 2 4 17 Pin Cable for Type I Device with Fast Ethernet Interface and Type II Device Note For type I device with fast Ethernet the pink line in the open line is Line 0 1 s pull up and pull down resistor and black wh...

Page 19: ...rent power supply positive Red open line 2 Reserved Brown open line 3 Reserved 4 RS232_TX RS 232 serial port output DB9 female serial port 5 RS232_RX RS 232 serial port input DB9 female serial port 6 MDI0 Fast Ethernet signal MDI0 RJ45 Ethernet connector 7 MDI1 Fast Ethernet signal MDI1 RJ45 Ethernet connector 8 GPIO2 Line 2 Non isolated input Blue white open line 9 GND Blue open line 10 GPIO3 Lin...

Page 20: ...to wire the device The cable has a 9 pin serial port connector that corresponds to 4th and 5th pins of the device s 17 pin interface and a RJ45 connector that corresponds to 6th 7th 14th and 15th pins of the 17 pin interface Figure 2 6 17 Pin Cable for Type III Device Note For type III device black white line in the open line is Line 0 s pull up and pull down resistor pink line is Line 1 s pull up...

Page 21: ...e DB9 male serial port 2 RS232_TX RS 232 serial port output DB9 male serial port 3 RS232_RX RS 232 serial port input DB9 male serial port 4 GND Line 0 1 2 3 Direct current power supply negative 6 pin terminal 5 OPTO_IN0 LineIn 0 Non isolated input 0 6 pin terminal 6 TX Fast Ethernet signal TX RJ45 Ethernet connector 7 RX Fast Ethernet signal RX RJ45 Ethernet connector 8 OPTO_OUT LineOut 2 Non isol...

Page 22: ...terminal that corresponds to 4th 5th 8th 10th and 13th pins of the device s DB15 connector and a RJ45 connector that corresponds to 6th 7th 14th and 15th pins of the device s DB15 connector Figure 2 8 Cable for Type IV Device with Fast Ethernet Interface Refer to the table below for the pin definitions of the 6 pin terminal Table 2 6 Pin Definitions 6 Pin Terminal No Description 1 LINEIN 0 2 LINEO...

Page 23: ... with USB Interface No Signal I O Signal Source Description 4 GND Direct current power supply negative 9 POWER_5IVN USB power interface 11 USB_DM USB2 0 signal negative 12 USB_DP USB2 0 signal positive For the type IV device with USB interface you should use the supplied cable as shown below to wire the device The cable has a 15 pin connector for connecting with the device and a USB interface for ...

Page 24: ...3 Type IV device has two inputs LineIn 0 1 two outputs LineOut 2 3 3 1 1 Input Signal The internal circuit of the device s none isolated input signal is as follows Figure 3 1 Internal Circuit of Input Signal Input Level High Input Level Low Internal Logic 50 50 50 50 TDF TDF Figure 3 2 Input Logic Level Table 3 1 Input Electrical Feature Parameter Name Parameter Symbol Value Input Logic Level Low ...

Page 25: ...l up resistor is 1 KΩ output electric feature is shown below Table 3 2 Output Electrical Feature Parameter Name Parameter Symbol Value Output Logic Level Low VL 500 mV Output Logic Level High VH 12 VDC external pull up resistor Output Falling Delay TDF 330 ns Output Rising Delay TDR 4 4 μs Output Falling Time TF 116 ns Output Rising Time TR 3 8 μs Relation between different external voltages and o...

Page 26: ...Line 0 1 You can set them as input signal or output signal according to demands Line 0 1 Line 0 1 2 3 GPI GPO VCC Figure 3 5 Internal Circuit of Bi Directional Signal Configured as Input Signal Input Level High Input Level Low Internal Logic 50 50 50 50 TDF TDF Figure 3 6 Input Logic Level Table 3 4 Input Electrical Feature Parameter Name Parameter Symbol Value Input Logic Level Low VL 1 VDC Input...

Page 27: ...eature is shown below Table 3 5 Output Electrical Feature Parameter Name Parameter Symbol Value Output Logic Level Low VL 500 mV Output Logic Level High VH 12 VDC external pull up resistor Output Falling Delay TDF 330 ns Output Rising Delay TDR 4 4 μs Output Falling Time TF 116 ns Output Rising Time TR 3 8 μs Relation between different external voltages and output logic level low is shown below Ta...

Page 28: ...of VCC should be equal to or less than that of PWR Otherwise the output signal exception may occur PNP Device If you use the pull down resistor of the supplied 17 pin cable the wiring is shown below None isolated Input DB9 Connector Internal Resistor of Cable PNP Device PNP Device Power PNP Power Ground Signal Line VCC GND of PWR GND of VCC Figure 3 8 Input Signal Connecting to PNP Device Pull Dow...

Page 29: ... Device Pull Up Resistor of 17 Pin Cable Used If the VCC of NPN device is 12 VDC or 24 VDC and the external pull up resistor is used it is recommended to use 1 KΩ pull up resistor None isolated Input DB9 Connector NPN Device NPN Device Power NPN Power Ground Signal Line VCC GND of VCC Figure 3 11 Input Signal Connecting to NPN Device External Pull Up Resistor Used Switch The switch can provide low...

Page 30: ...ion may occur PNP Device None isolated Output DB9 Connector PNP Device PNP Device Power PNP Power Ground Signal Line VCC GND of PWR Output Signal Ground GND of VCC Figure 3 13 Output Signal Connecting to PNP Device NPN Device If the VCC of NPN device is 12 VDC or 24 VDC and the pull up resistor of the supplied 17 pin cable is used None isolated Output DB9 Connector NPN Device NPN Device Power NPN ...

Page 31: ...ure 3 15 Output Signal Connecting to NPN Device External Pull Up Resistor Used 3 2 Electrical Feature and Wiring of Type II Device 3 2 1 Input Signal The device s LineIn 0 1 are input signals and their internal circuit is as follows Note The input voltage ranges from 5 VDC to 30 VDC The maximum current is 25 mA The breakdown voltage is 36 VDC Keep voltage stable LINEIn GPI LINEIn VCC Figure 3 16 I...

Page 32: ...elay TDF 81 6 μs Input Rising Delay TDR 7 μs 3 2 2 Output Signal The device s LineOut 0 1 are output signals and their internal circuit is as follows Note The output voltage ranges from 5 VDC to 30 VDC The maximum current is 25 mA Do not directly connect with inductive load e g DC motor etc when outputting If the external voltage and resistance change the corresponding current of output signal and...

Page 33: ... 3 2 VDC Output Falling Delay TDF 6 3 μs Output Rising Delay TDR 68 μs Output Falling Time TF 3 μs Output Rising Time TR 60 μs 3 2 3 Input Signal Wiring The device can receive the external input signal via I O interface and this section introduces input signal wiring Note Input signal wiring may differ by external device types The supplied 17 pin cable has pull up and pull down resistors The volta...

Page 34: ...l Line VCC GND of PWR Input Signal Ground GND of VCC Internal Resistor of Cable Figure 3 21 Input Signal Connecting to NPN Device Pull Up Resistor of 17 Pin Cable Used If the VCC of NPN device is 12 VDC or 24 VDC and the external pull up resistor is used it is recommended to use 1 KΩ pull up resistor Opto Input DB9 Connector NPN Device NPN Device Power NPN Power Ground Signal Line VCC GND of PWR I...

Page 35: ...er Ground Signal Line VCC GND of PWR Output Signal Ground GND of VCC Figure 3 23 Output Signal Connecting to PNP Device NPN Device If the VCC of NPN device is 12 VDC or 24 VDC and the pull up resistor of the supplied 17 pin cable is used Opto Output DB9 Connector NPN Device NPN Device Power NPN Power Ground Signal Line VCC GND of PWR Output Signal Ground GND of VCC Internal Resistor of Cable Figur...

Page 36: ...re 3 25 Output Signal Connecting to NPN Device External Pull Up Resistor Used 3 3 RS 232 Serial Port The device supports outputting data via RS 232 serial port and the supplied 17 pin cable has a 9 pin serial port connector Refer to the figure and table below for pin definitions 1 5 6 9 Figure 3 26 9 Pin Connector Table 3 9 Pin Definitions Pin No Name Description 2 TX Transmits data 3 RX Receives ...

Page 37: ... included Make sure that all related equipment is powered off during the installation Steps 1 Use supplied screws to fix the device to the installation position 2 Use the supplied cable to wire the device For type I device with USB Interface connect the 17 pin M12 connector of the cable to the device and connect the USB interface of the cable to the PC For type I device with fast Ethernet interfac...

Page 38: ...5 connector insert RJ45 connector of the cable into a switch or a PC for debugging images or transmitting data and connect the device to a power adapter or a switch power supply for power supply For type IV device with USB interface connect the device to the supplied cable via the DB15 connector and connect the USB interface of the cable to the PC ...

Page 39: ... the Windows version The client software is compatible with 32 64 bit Windows XP 7 10 It is recommended to install the latest version of the client software and you can download the installation package from https en hikrobotics com The graphic user interface may differ by versions of client software you use 1 Double click the installation package to start installing the client software 2 Select t...

Page 40: ...l Panel Security Center Windows Firewall Windows 7 system Click Start Control Panel Windows Firewall Windows 10 system Click Start Control Panel System and Security Windows Defender Firewall 2 Click Turn Windows Defender Firewall on or off on the left 3 Select Turn off Windows Defender Firewall not recommended Figure 5 2 Windows Defender Firewall 4 Click OK 5 2 2 Set PC Network for Network Device ...

Page 41: ...dress for the PC manually Figure 5 3 Set PC Network 5 2 3 Check USB Drive for USB Device Checking the USB drive on the PC is required before using the USB device After connecting the USB device to the PC the Windows system will automatically detect a new hardware device and install its corresponding drive Go to Device Manager by either pressing Win Xor right clicking on the Windows menu button and...

Page 42: ...it 2 Click to find the device 3 Right click the device to be connected 4 Click Modify IP 5 Set the IP address of the device in the same network segment with the PC Figure 5 4 Modify IP Address 6 Click OK 5 4 Connect Device to Client Software Make sure your device IP address is in the same network segment with the PC where you installed the client software before connecting the device to it Double ...

Page 43: ... Toolbar The control toolbar provides quick operations for the device You can click different icons to start or stop batch acquisition change window layout view statistics information and device log 3 Device Configuration Area You can connect or disconnect device set parameters and modify device IP address in this area 4 Live View Window This area displays the acquisition images and algorithm read...

Page 44: ...evice information etc 2 Image Settings You can set image parameters light parameters etc 3 Algorithm Settings You can add different codes set code number etc 4 I O Control Settings You can set parameters related with input and output 5 Data Processing You can set filter rule for output result 6 Communication Settings You can select different communication protocols and set related parameters for o...

Page 45: ...vice Mode Description Test Mode It is used during device debugging The device outputs images that are acquired in real time and displays code information Normal Mode It is used during device normal operation After reading code in image the device outputs image and code information Raw Mode It is used during testing image data The device outputs raw data and displays code information You can click ...

Page 46: ...o Code Algorithm Settings for details I O Control Settings It tells you how to set the parameters related to the control of input and output signals of device Refer to Signal Input Settings and Signal Output Settings for details Data Processing It tells you how to set filter rules for reading codes and other data processing related parameters Refer to Code Reading Result Settings for details Commu...

Page 47: ...e extent increasing gain will create more image noises and impact image quality Gamma Gamma allows you to adjust the image contrast It is recommended to reduce Gamma to increase brightness in dark background Acquisition Frame Rate Acquisition frame rate refers to the image number that is acquired by the device per second Acquisition Burst Frame Count Acquisition burst frame count refers to the out...

Page 48: ...unction and specific parameters may differ by device models It is recommended to use the polling function under the normal device mode and test raw modes are used for debugging only Steps 1 Right click the device in Device Connection and click Feature Tree 2 Go to Image Setting Polling Enable and select Single as Polling Enable 3 Select one parameter e g Param1 from Polling Param 4 Set Polling Exp...

Page 49: ...st Polling Group Idx and Param1 Param2 Param4 and Param5 are enabled the polling order is Param3 Param1 Param2 Param4 Param5 Steps 1 Right click the device in Device Connection and click Feature Tree 2 Go to Image Setting Polling Enable and select Multiple as Polling Enable 3 Set Polling Time and Polling Period according to actual demands 4 Select 2 to 8 sets of parameters e g Param1 and Param2 fr...

Page 50: ...r 3 Exposure Time 3 Gain 3 Gamma 3 Lighting 3 Parameter 4 Exposure Time 4 Gain 4 Gamma 4 Lighting 4 Parameter 8 Exposure Time 8 Gain 8 Gamma 8 Lighting 8 Parameter 7 Exposure Time 7 Gain 7 Gamma 7 Lighting 7 Parameter 6 Exposure Time 6 Gain 6 Gamma 6 Lighting 6 Parameter 5 Exposure Time 5 Gain 5 Gamma 5 Lighting 5 Figure 8 4 Polling Diagram 8 1 3 Set Light Source Light source control allows you to...

Page 51: ...f Lighting Enable is enabled Figure 8 5 Set Light Source 8 1 4 Set Lens Focus The type III device adopts the high speed vari focal lens and it can complete single focus adjustment in 5 ms The device also supports focus adjustment via external devices and it is applicable to the mixed line production The type III device supports setting lens focus via the client software and two ways are available ...

Page 52: ...on parameter from Focus Position and click Execute in Focus Position Save to save the focus position after adjusting focus 6 Optional Select the position parameter from Focus Position and click Execute in Focus Position Load to load saved focus position according to actual demands Manual Focus Steps 1 Click in the live view window 2 Right click the device in Device Connection and click Feature Tre...

Page 53: ...ter from Focus Position and click Execute in Focus Position Load to load saved focus position according to actual demands Adjust Focus via External Devices Follow steps below to adjust lens focus via external devices Steps 1 Right click the device in Device Connection and click Feature Tree 2 Go to Focus Control Label Focus Enable and enable Label Focus Enable 3 Set Focus Label and Focus Label Sou...

Page 54: ... Figure 8 8 Adjust Focus via External Devices 4 Optional Set TCP Focus Port if TCP is selected as Focus Label Source Figure 8 9 Set TCP Focus Port 5 Optional Set UDP Focus Port if UDP is selected as Focus Label Source Figure 8 10 Set UDP Focus Port ...

Page 55: ...f self adaptive adjustment can automatically adjust exposure gain Gamma and other parameters to have a better code reading effect Steps 1 Right click the device in Device Connection and click Feature Tree 2 Go to Self Adapt Adjust and select Adjust Mode High Quality In this mode the client software will adjust exposure in priority with small gain and noise The image quality is high and this mode i...

Page 56: ... Gain Max It is enabled in high quality mode and it sets the max gain during the self adaptive adjustment Self Adapt Exposure Max It is enabled in high speed mode and it sets the max exposure during the self adaptive adjustment 6 Optional You can set Adjust Timeout to set the duration of the self adaptive adjustment and the adjustment will stop if the duration is exceeded The unit of Adjust Timeou...

Page 57: ...and you can add and set code parameters via the client software 8 2 1 Add Code Adding code before you set code parameters via the client software In Algorithm Settings you can add different types of codes according to actual demands In Algorithm Settings click Add Barcode select the types of codes to be read and set the 1D Code Number and 2D Code Number according to actual demands Note For differe...

Page 58: ...device outputs codes according to the number of ROI e g Region 1 Region 2 and Region 3 in turn The client software supportsdrawing single group of ROI drawing ROI in batch and drawing ROI via chessboard Note If no code is recognized in the algorithm ROI and the device will output noread Before drawing ROIs make sure that there are images in the live view window after stopping preview If no algorit...

Page 59: ...umber of the current one Draw ROI Width It refers to the width in algorithm ROI Draw ROI Height It refers to the height in algorithm ROI Draw ROI Offset X It refers to the X coordinate of the upper left corner in algorithm ROI Draw ROI Offset Y It refers to the Y coordinate of the upper left corner in algorithm ROI Note The result of Draw ROI Width plus Draw ROI Offset X cannot be larger than the ...

Page 60: ...xel quantity in the horizontal and vertical direction of the ROI ROI Number It sets the row and column quantity Row Spacing It sets the interval between rows Column Spacing It sets the interval between columns 3 Click OK after settings 4 Repeat other optional steps mentioned in drawing single group of ROI according to actual demands Figure 8 15 Draw ROI in Batch Draw ROI via Chessboard Steps 1 Go ...

Page 61: ...es green as shown below Figure 8 17 Draw ROI via Chessboard 4 Optional Click to restore the ROI to the full screen and click to clean all configured ROIs 5 Repeat other optional steps mentioned in drawing single group of ROI according to actual demands Note The figures above are for reference only and refer to the actual conditions ...

Page 62: ...ll means that the client software can recognize the white code with black background Black Code On White Wall means that the client software can recognize the black code with white background Code 39 Check Enable this parameter if Code 39 uses the parity bit Note You need to select Code 39 in Add Barcode ITF 25 Check Enable this parameter if ITF 25 uses the parity bit Note You need to select ITF 2...

Page 63: ...x recognizable code width The 2D code will not be recognized if its width exceeds the configured value Mirror Mode It is useful when the recognized image is a mirror one mirroring in X coordinate 3 modes are available Adaptive Mirror and Non Mirror Downsampling Level It refers to the pixel sample size that the code reader takes Increasing this parameter will improve the code reading efficiency at ...

Page 64: ...haped sides White L shaped sides indicate that the code color is white and black L shaped sides indicate that the code color is black Figure 8 20 White DM Code Figure 8 21 Black DM Code Discrete Flag Continuous stands for the minimum units in the L shaped sides of the DM code are continuous or the minimum units in the concentric square like or in the QR code are ...

Page 65: ...are stands for square mode If the 2D code is square shaped it can be recognized by the device Rectangle stands for rectangle mode If the 2D code is rectangle shaped it can be recognized by the device Adaptive stands for compatible mode The device can recognize 2D codes of both the above mentioned two shapes DM Code Type It includes All ECC140 and ECC200 2D Code Quality Enable Refer to section Set ...

Page 66: ...re and its default value is 400 Magnification is 150 by default Note Standard Aperture and Magnification should be configured only when Type 2 is selected as Sym Proc Type 5 Click to start acquisition and the client software will display the overall code quality in the history area Figure 8 22 2D Code Quality Evaluation Note The overall grade includes A B C D and F A means that the code quality is...

Page 67: ...lay specific code score in the history area Figure 8 24 Code Score 4 Optional Go to Image Settings and adjust parameters like exposure time gain Gamma light source etc if the code score is low Note If the code score is still low after adjusting and the code may have poor printing quality 8 3 Line Mode Settings Line mode settings allow you to customize the specific line as input or output according...

Page 68: ...via external signals like software signal and hardware signal The trigger source of external trigger mode includes software physical lines counter TCP start UDP start serial start and USB start Note The USB device supports two trigger sources USB stat and software only and the network device supports all trigger sources apart from USB stat For specific trigger sources refer to the actual device yo...

Page 69: ...t Trigger Mode 2 Select On as Trigger Mode 3 Select Software as Trigger Source 4 Click Execute in Trigger Source to send trigger commands You can also enter Auto Trigger Time and then enable Enable Auto Trigger to let the client software automatically send trigger signal to device according to the interval you set Figure 8 26 Set and Execute Software Trigger Mode Set and Execute Hardware Trigger M...

Page 70: ...e Trigger Mode Set and Execute Counter Trigger Mode Counter specifies that the trigger source will be generated after the set number of valid signals appears For example if you set the Count Number to 3 the trigger source will be generated after 3 signals appear Steps 1 Click I O Control Settings Input Trigger Mode 2 Select On as Trigger Mode 3 Select Counter 0 as Trigger Source 4 Set Trigger Dela...

Page 71: ...r Delay TCP Trigger Port and TCP Start Trigger Text according to actual demands Figure 8 29 Set and Execute TCP Trigger Mode Set and Execute UDP Trigger Mode UDP start specifies the UDP server as the source for the trigger signal When the server receives the specified string text the trigger signal will be outputted Click I O Control Settings Input Trigger Mode select On as Trigger Mode and select...

Page 72: ...select On as Trigger Mode and select Serial Start as Trigger Source Set Trigger Delay Serial Baudrate Serial Data Bits Serial Parity Serial Stop Bits and Serial Start Trigger Text according to actual demands Figure 8 31 Set and Execute Serial Port Trigger Mode Set and Execute USB Trigger Mode If USB Start is selected as Trigger Source you need to set USB Baudrate USB Data Bits USB Parity USB Stop ...

Page 73: ... the network device supports all stop trigger methods apart from USB method For specific stop trigger methods refer to the actual device you got Stop Trigger via TCP When the TCP server receives the specified string text the trigger will be stopped Click I O Control Settings Stop Trigger enable Tcp Stop Trigger Enable set Tcp Trigger Port and Tcp Stop Trigger Text according to actual demands Figur...

Page 74: ... IO Enabling IO Stop Trigger Enable first select specific sources from IO Stop Trigger Selector and then set the trigger polarity as the condition to stop trigger Figure 8 35 Stop Trigger via IO When selecting SoftwareTriggerEnd as IO Stop Trigger Selector you can click Execute in Software Stop Trigger to stop current trigger ...

Page 75: ...r Enable set Serial Stop Trigger Text Serial Baud Rate Serial Data Bits Serial parity and Serial Stop Bits according to actual demands Figure 8 37 Stop Trigger via Serial Port Stop Trigger via USB The USB stop trigger function means that the device receives USB commands from the external device to stop image acquisition At this time the device acts as a USB server to receive commands and the exter...

Page 76: ... the Trigger Mode is On When the trigger time reaches the specified maximum value in ms the trigger will be stopped You can enable TimeOut Stop Trigger Enable and set Maximum Output Limited Time according to actual demands Figure 8 39 Stop Trigger via Timeout Duration Stop Trigger via Code Number Note CodeNum Stop Trigger Enable is only available when the camera mode is set to Normal and the Trigg...

Page 77: ... read and output codes according to trigger signals If CodeNum Stop Trigger Min is same with CodeNum Stop Trigger Max and the device will stop outputting codes when the number of outputted codes reaches the configured number Figure 8 40 Stop Trigger via Code Number 8 5 Signal Output Settings 8 5 1 Select Output Signal The device s output signal can control external devices like PLC flashing light ...

Page 78: ...ne Out Inverter to enable it Note The Line Out Inverter function is disabled by default Figure 8 42 Enable Line Out Inverter 8 5 3 Set Event Source Note The event source parameters may differ by device model The device supports outputting different trigger signals according to the event source you select Click I O Control Settings Output Line Out Activation Event to select event source The device ...

Page 79: ...elay time for outputting the output signal Line Out Duration It sets the time duration of the output signal Figure 8 44 Select No Code Read Select Read Success If you select ReadSuccess as Line Out Activation Event you can set its output delay time and duration Line Out Delay Time It sets the delay time for outputting the output signal Line Out Duration It sets the time duration of the output sign...

Page 80: ...tatus and you can set the buzzer function according to actual demands Steps 1 Right click the device in Device Connection and click Feature Tree 2 Go to Trigger and IO Control Buzzer Enable and enable Buzzer Enable Note After enabling Buzzer Enable the buzzer beeps three times continuously when the device is powered on and beeps one time when the device reads codes successfully 3 Set Buzzer Durati...

Page 81: ...de is Off you can set Filter Time in Filter Rule Within the configured Filter Time the device will not output any code information Note The filter rule and data processing parameters may differ with different device modes and trigger modes 8 6 2 Set Filter Rule You can set rules to filter unwanted codes to improve the reading efficiency in Filter Rule Note The filter rule parameters may differ wit...

Page 82: ...acter Regular Expression Filter Enable If this parameter is enabled the device will only read the codes which contain a specific regular expression You can enter the specific regular expression in Regular Expression Filter Rules Min Code Length If the length of a code is shorter in terms of the number of characters contained in the code than the configured value the device will not parse the conte...

Page 83: ...SB and SmartSDK only and the network device supports all communication protocols apart from USB communication protocol The supported communication protocols may differ by device models Result format settings are only available if you select TCP Client Serial FTP TCP Server Profinet MELSEC SLMP Ethernet IP ModBus UDP Fins and USB as the communication protocol when the camera mode is Normal Result f...

Page 84: ...al MELSEC Profinet Ethernet lP ModBus or Fins the configurable parameters are similar with slight difference in term of parameter names Here we take TCP Client as Communication Protocols as an example and refer to the actual device you got for details ROI Output NoRead Enable If it is enabled codes will be outputted in turn according to the ROI Selector of the algorithm ROI they belong TCP Output ...

Page 85: ...ted You can set the contents according to actual condition TCP Output Barcode Enter Character Enable If it is enabled carriage return will be added at the last of a trigger number TCP Output Barcode Newline Character Enable If it is enabled a newline will be added at the last of a trigger number Figure 8 49 Result Output via TCP Client Result Output via FTP If FTP is selected as Communication Prot...

Page 86: ...ects contents to upload to the FTP server Just Result refers to only upload the content of the code Just Picture refers to only upload the code picture Result and Picture refers to upload both the content of the code and the picture FTP Image Format It sets the format of the picture uploaded to FTP server Note The device currently support JPG format only FTP File Default Name It refers to the defa...

Page 87: ...ication protocol is USB UDP or SLMP the configurable parameters are similar with slight difference in term of parameter names Here we take UDP as Communication Protocols as an example and refer to the actual device you got for details ROI Output NoRead Enable If it is enabled codes will be outputted in turn according to the ROI Selector of the algorithm ROI they belong UDP Output Format It selects...

Page 88: ...set the contents according to actual condition UDP Output Stop Text The contents of the end part of the data outputted You can set the contents according to actual condition UDP Output Barcode Enter Character Enable If it is enabled carriage return will be added at the last of a trigger number UDP Output Barcode Newline Character Enable If it is enabled a newline will be added at the last of a tri...

Page 89: ...n protocols may differ by device models The specific parameters of communication protocols may differ by device models 8 7 1 Smart SDK If Smart SDK is selected as the Communication Protocols you can enable SmartSdk Protocol to let the device output data via Smart SDK Encode JPG Flag If enabled the device will compress the image data Quantity of Jpg You can enter a number range 50 to 99 to determin...

Page 90: ...Communication Protocols you need to set following parameters Output Result Buffer If enabled when the FTP server is abnormal the device will cache the images When the FTP server returns to normal the device will send the cached images to the server After this parameter being enabled you can set Output Result Buffer Number to determine the number of the images that the device will cache You can als...

Page 91: ...r enter HTTP Sever Port and WebRefresh Cycle HTTP Server If enabled the device will output data via HTTP server HTTP Server Port Enter the port No of the HTTP server WebRefresh Cycle Set the frequency to refresh the Web Figure 8 56 HTTP 8 7 6 TCP Server If TCP Server is selected as the Communication Protocols you can enable TCP Server Enable and ...

Page 92: ...net Result Module Size and Profinet Result Timeout s according to actual demands Figure 8 58 Profinet 8 7 8 MELSEC or SLMP If MELSEC or SLMP is selected as the Communication Protocols you can set related parameters according to actual demands MELSEC Server IP It sets the IP address of MELSEC server MELSEC Server Port It sets the port number of MELSEC server MELSEC Frame Type It sets frame type of ...

Page 93: ...C Control Size Word It sets the size of the control area MELSEC Status Space It sets storage space of the control area MELSEC Control Offset It sets the start offset address of the control area MELSEC Control Size Word It sets the size of the control area MELSEC Result Space It sets storage space of the result area MELSEC Result Offset It sets the start offset address of the result area MELSEC Res...

Page 94: ...is selected as the Communication Protocols you can enable Ethernet IP Enable and the device will output data via Ethernet IP You can set Ethernet IP Input Assembly Size Word Ethernet IP Output Assembly Size Word Ethernet IP Result Byte Swap and Ethernet IP Result Timeout s according to actual demands ...

Page 95: ...ected as ModBus Mode you need to set ModBus Server IP ModBus Server Port and ModBus Control Poll Interval ms ModBus Control Space It is holding_register by default ModBus Control Offset It refers to the address offset and is 0 by default ModBus Control Size Word It is 1 by default ModBus Status Space It is holding_register by default ModBus Status Offset It is 1 by default ModBus Status Size Word ...

Page 96: ... default ModBus Result Byte Swap If it is enabled the client software will swap ModBus results ModBus Result Timeout s It sets the ModBus result timeout and the unit is s Figure 8 61 ModBus 8 7 11 UDP If UDP is selected as the Communication Protocols you can enable UDP Protocol Enable and set UDP Dst IP and UDP Dst Port ...

Page 97: ... Poll Interval ms It sets how often read data Fins Control Space It sets storage space of the control area Fins Control Offset It sets the start offset address of the control area Fins Control Size Word It sets the size of the control area Fins Status Space It sets storage space of the status area Fins Status Offset It sets the start offset address of the status area Fins Status Size Word It sets ...

Page 98: ...he result area Fins Result Byte Swap If it is enabled the client software will swap Fins results Fins Result Timeout s It sets the Fins result timeout and the unit is s Figure 8 63 Fins 8 7 13 USB If USB is selected as the Communication Protocols you can enable USB Enable set USB Output USB Baudrate USB Data Bits USB Parity and USB Stop Bits ...

Page 99: ...You need to let the device read the code of starting settings to enable the function and read the code of ending settings to disable the function Figure 8 65 Code of Starting Settings Figure 8 66 Code of Ending Settings Note This function may differ by device models The device will restart after changing the communication mode via reading setting codes ...

Page 100: ...ger number as the information of the same package The main principle of the multicast function is to set one main device among multiple devices and remaining devices are called sub devices As the first triggered device the main device sends trigger numbers to sub devices each time and sub devices replace their trigger numbers with received ones so that all devices have the same trigger numbers Fol...

Page 101: ...ent user sets Save Settings If you have set the device parameters as desired you can save them into the user set Go to Config Management Save Settings and click UserSet1 UserSet2 or UserSet3 to save the current device settings Load Settings You can load the user set to restore the device to the saved group of parameter values again if required Go to Config Management Load Settings and click Defaul...

Page 102: ...quired before device operation 9 1 Live View You can view the real time image in the live view window Click in live view window to start live view or click to stop Figure 9 1 Live View 9 2 Enable Acquisition Enabling acquisition allows the device to acquire the real time stream Click in live view window to start acquisition or click to stop You can also right click the device on the device list an...

Page 103: ...w to add cross line and click beside to open the editing window to set cross line parameters Figure 9 3 Add Cross Line 9 4 Start Recording During live view you can record video files and capture images continuously Note Enabling acquisition is required before recording Click in live view window to start recording and click the icon again to stop You can also click beside and then click to capture ...

Page 104: ...on mode You can click Custom to customize window division as you desired Figure 9 5 Split Window 9 6 View Reports During acquisition or live view you can view the reading status of the device Click in control toolbar to open the statistics window to view the detailed information Read Code Images refers to the number of the images on which the codes are read by the device Unread Code Images refers ...

Page 105: ...s including device errors warning and informational log etc Figure 9 7 View Log 9 8 Set Time After enabling NTP time synchronization the device will synchronize time according to the configured interval Steps 1 Go to Config Management and find Timing 2 Click Setting and enable NTP Enable 3 Set parameters according to actual demands Note Configure NTP server settings before using NTP time synchroni...

Page 106: ...NTP Timing 9 9 Enable Device Auto Work This function allows the device to automatically enter the operating status after being powered on You can go to Config Management Device Auto Work Enable and enable Device Auto Work Enable Figure 9 9 Enable Device Auto Work ...

Page 107: ...vice will reboot automatically after updating the firmware Select the device to be updated in the device list right click the device and click Firmware Update Click to select update file from local PC and click Update to update firmware Note You can also go to Tool Firmware Updater to update firmware Figure 10 1 Update Firmware 10 2 Reboot Device You can reboot the device via client software in 2 ...

Page 108: ...ID2000 Series Smart Code Reader User Manual 98 Figure 10 2 Reboot Device ...

Page 109: ...s frame rate is very low in the live view Problem Image incoherent low frame rate image tearing when adjusting images Reason Network speed is not 100 Mbps Solution Check whether network speed is 100 Mbps or not 11 3 Why there is no device listed after I run the IDMVS client software Problem Run IDMVS client there is no listed device Reason The device is powered off Network exception occurs Solutio...

Page 110: ...e can be connected to the network normally and the PC network and the device are in the same network segment 11 4 Why there is no image in the live view Problem No image in the live view Reason Trigger mode is enabled but there is no trigger signal Network speed is not 100 Mbps Solution Sent the trigger signal to the device or disable the trigger mode Check whether the network speed is 100 Mbps or...

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