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Manual No. 25-NLB0045-01

Series NLB-9625/9645 Mini Laser Fixed Position Scanner

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NLB-9626/46 Front View

20 mm

63.

5 m

60 mm

26 mm

View Line

1 m

20 m

10.

3 m

10 m

5.5 mm

3 Mounting Holes (M-3)

Screw length into case

4 mm min./8 mm max.

20 mm

20 m

10.

3 m

5.5 mm

38 m

15 mm

Summary of Contents for NLB 9625

Page 1: ...ser s Manual Series NLB 9625 9645 Fixed Position Laser Bar Code Scanner Manual No 25 NLB0045 01 Rev October 1999 8 Olympic Drive Orangeburg NY 10962 Tel 845 365 0090 Fax 845 365 1251 www opticonUSA co...

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Page 3: ...Performance 7 Measuring Scanner Performance 10 Application Notes 11 Section 4 Configuring The Scanner 13 Programming Menus Commands 13 Programming via Bar Codes 13 Programming via Computer Commands 14...

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Page 5: ...ical data Section 3 Positioning Scanner for Optimum Performance Provides detailed instructions and tips for mounting and positioning the scanning to obtain the best scanning performance Application No...

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Page 7: ...Up Procedure This section is for those who wish to start using the scanner before reading the complete manual In only a few steps the scanner will be operable 1 Turn off the power to your PC and conne...

Page 8: ...n parameters as shown in Step 2 including no flow control 6 To verify that the scanner and the PC are communicating properly send the following command from your PC keyboard to activate the scanner s...

Page 9: ...mm 9626 9646 Side View4 3 x 2 7 x 1 2 in 110 x 68 x 30 mm Symbologies Supported Codabar Code 39 Code 93 Code 128 Standard 2 of 5 Interleaved 2 of 5 MSI Plessey UPC EAN JAN Optical Specifications Scan...

Page 10: ...c 20 mA max Surge 2 5 A for 37 5 S 1 0A 15 S 200 mA Motor Laser Surge Trigger On 2 5 A for 37 5 s 50 mS 170 mA Dynamic Current Power On Delay 450 mS min Trigger Timeout 20 mA Static Current Current Ti...

Page 11: ...e Hardware Software None RS232 Transmit Receive Character Format TXD RXD Start Bit Bit LSB 7 or 8 Data Bits MSB Parity Bit Stop Bit RS232 Data Format Transmit Decoded Data CR Receive ESC Command CR RS...

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Page 13: ...otograph an object that is out of focus the resulting picture will be blurry The same is true with the scanner If the bar code label is out of focus the scanner may have difficulty decoding what appea...

Page 14: ...l distance rather than at the extremes of its depth of field Typical Reading Distance from Window Depth of Field 9626 Side View 9627 Front View 9646 Side View 9647 Front View Bar Code Density Min Max...

Page 15: ...at surface specular reflectivity occurs between 3 degrees off perpen dicular See diagram in Section 2 If the bar code label is located on a cylindrical surface such as a test tube the angle of specula...

Page 16: ...counter As the position of the scanner changes the sound of the buzzer will change The buzzer sound will be loudest and most continuous at the best reading positions The Read Rate Test The second meth...

Page 17: ...data other areas of the scanner operation may be affected for example you may not achieve the highest throughput If accuracy and data integrity are critical consider some or all of these settings Pro...

Page 18: ...analysis The bar code on each tube ties that sample and the results back to a specific individual If no bar code data is transmitted it is critical to understand the reason Your Opticon scanner when...

Page 19: ...age or b Programming via Computer Commands Most parameters can be programmed using either of these two methods However there are certain param eters that are only programmable via the bar code menu Pr...

Page 20: ...s are sent This instructs the scanner to store the changed parameter in non volatile memory The scanner will then retain the setting permanently or until it is changed It is not necessary to send a Z2...

Page 21: ...cations 9600 baud 8 data bits 1 stop bit No parity No handshaking Trigger Function Disabled Read Mode Multiple Read Mode No of Redundant Decodes Two Bar Code Symbologies All Symbologies enabled UPC A...

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Page 23: ...on of the scanner or the bar code Poor quality of printed bar codes Bar codes are out of specification The paper on which the bar code is printed is highly reflective or has a glossy finish causing li...

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Page 25: ...f the scanner All product service must be performed by the Opticon Service Department in Orangeburg NY Opening the scanner will void the warranty and could expose you to laser energy Laser diode power...

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Page 27: ...and or Suffix 32 Setting Prefixes Identifying the Symbology 32 Setting Suffixes Identifying the Symbology 34 Direct Input of Numeric Characters 36 Direct Input of Alpha Characters 37 Direct Input of C...

Page 28: ...nly the desired bar code is scanned 3 Scan the START END Programming Menu bar code This instructs the scanner to exit the Program ming Mode All the parameters that are programmed via bar codes are ret...

Page 29: ...hen retain the setting s permanently or until changed It is not necessary to send a Z2 command after each parameter is changed One Z2 command will save all changes Example If programming the scanner t...

Page 30: ...iption Bar Code Command Z7 START END Programming Menu Z7 U4 Return all parameters to Default Settings U4 B 1Y Clear all prefixes 1Y 1Z Clear all suffixes 1Z Z3 Display software settings and version nu...

Page 31: ...and Z7 START END Programming Menu Z7 A0 Read all symbologies A0 J1 UPC Only J1 J2 UPC 2 Only J2 J3 UPC 5 Only J3 J4 EAN Only J4 J5 EAN 2 Only J5 J6 EAN 5 Only J6 A2 Code 39 Only A2 A3 Codabar Only A3...

Page 32: ...ART END Programming Menu Z7 B2 Enable Code 39 B2 B3 Enable Codabar B3 R7 Enable Standard 2 of 5 R7 R8 Enable Interleaved 2 of 5 R8 B5 Enable Code 93 B5 B6 Enable Code 128 B6 B7 Enable MSI Plessey B7 R...

Page 33: ...12 Digits Do not add leading zero Enable Check Digit E3 E4 UPC A 12 Digits Add leading zero Enable Check Digit E4 E5 UPC A 11 Digits Do not add leading zero Disable Check Digit E5 E6 UPC E 8 Digits A...

Page 34: ...Disable start stop characters D0 D1 Enable start stop characters D1 B Options for Code 39 43 Data digits are available 0 to 9 A to Z caps only plus and space If a check digit is present it will appea...

Page 35: ...not be read Computer Command Function Description Bar Code Command Z7 START END Programming Menu Z7 F0 Disable start stop characters F0 F1 Enable start stop characters as ABCD TN E F1 F2 Enable start...

Page 36: ...Fixing the Number of Digits feature on the next page be employed whenever 2 of 5 bar codes are used Computer Command Function Description Bar Code Command Z7 START END Programming Menu Z7 G0 Do not ca...

Page 37: ...Z7 START END Programming Menu Z7 H0 Disable Fixation H0 B H1 Enable Fixation H1 H2 Disable 1 character Code 39 Disable 1 character Codabar Disable 2 character 2 of 5 H2 B H3 Enable 1 character Code 3...

Page 38: ...meric alpha or control character s may be used 4 Scan STOP to exit the Programming Mode The same steps are used to establish a Suffix Setting Prefixes Identifying the Symbology CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE...

Page 39: ...START END Programming Menu Z7 M4 Code 39 M4 M5 Codabar M5 M6 Standard 2 of 5 M6 M7 Interleaved 2 of 5 M7 M8 Code 93 M8 M9 Code 128 M9 N0 MSI Plessey N0 N1 UPC A N1 N2 UPC E N2 N3 EAN 13 N3 N4 EAN 8 N...

Page 40: ...Z7 START END Programming Menu Z7 1Z Clear all Suffixes 1Z N5 MSI Plessey N5 N6 UPC A N6 N7 UPC E N7 N8 EAN 13 N8 N9 EAN 8 N9 O0 UPC A 2 or 5 O0 O1 UPC E 2 or 5 O1 O2 EAN 13 2 or 5 O2 O3 EAN 8 2 or 5 O...

Page 41: ...anner Page 35 Computer Command Function Description Bar Code Command Z7 START END Programming Menu Z7 O8 Code 93 O8 O9 Code 128 O9 Z4 Display Suffix value and length Z4 Setting Suffixes Identifying th...

Page 42: ...Mini Laser Fixed Position Scanner Page 36 Computer Command Function Description Bar Code Command Z7 START END Programming Menu Z7 Q0 0 Q0 Q1 1 Q1 Q2 2 Q2 Q3 3 Q3 Q4 4 Q4 Q5 5 Q5 Q6 6 Q6 Q7 7 Q7 Q8 8 Q...

Page 43: ...7 START Program Menu Z7 0N N 0N 0A A 0A 0O O 0O 0B B 0B 0P P 0P 0C C 0C 0Q Q 0Q 0D D 0D 0R R 0R 0E E 0E 0S S 0S 0F F 0F 0T T 0T 0G G 0G 0U U 0U 0H H 0H 0V V 0V 0I I 0I 0W W 0W 0J J 0J 0X X 0X 0K K 0K...

Page 44: ...Series NLB 9625 9645 Mini Laser Fixed Position Scanner Page 38 Computer Command Function Description Bar Code Command Z7 START END Programming Menu Z7 1A STX 1A 1B ETX 1B 1C CR 1C 1D LF 1D Direct Inpu...

Page 45: ...r of charac ters that are being transmitted to the host This feature allows the host to verify that the correct amount of data was received CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE Computer Command Function Description...

Page 46: ...osition Scanner Page 40 Computer Command Function Description Bar Code Command Z7 START END Programming Menu Z7 3K Standard 2 of 5 3K 3L Interleaved 2 of 5 3L 3M Code 93 3M 3N Code 128 3N 3O MSI Pless...

Page 47: ...n Bar Code Command Z7 START END Programming Menu Z7 2A UPC A 2A 2B UPC A 2 or UPC A 5 2B 2C UPC E 2C 2D UPC E 2 or UPC E 5 2D 2E EAN 13 2E 2F EAN 13 2 or EAN 13 5 2F 2G EAN 8 2G 2H EAN 8 2 or EAN 8 5...

Page 48: ...ser Fixed Position Scanner Page 42 Computer Command Function Description Bar Code Command Z7 START END Programming Menu Z7 2L Interleaved 2 of 5 2L 2M Code 93 2M 2N Code 128 2N 2O MSI Plessey 2O Disab...

Page 49: ...d Position Scanner Page 43 Computer Command Function Description Bar Code Command Z7 START END Programming Menu Z7 H0 150 baud H0 K1 300 baud K1 K2 600 baud K2 K3 1200 baud K3 K4 2400 baud K4 K5 4800...

Page 50: ...sition Scanner Page 44 Computer Command Function Description Bar Code Command Z7 START END Programming Menu Z7 L0 7 Data Bits L0 L1 8 Data Bits L1 B L2 No Parity L2 B L3 Even Parity L3 L4 Odd Parity L...

Page 51: ...No Handshaking P0 B P1 Busy Ready P1 P2 Modem P2 P3 ACK NAK P3 P4 ACK or No Response NAK P4 I0 Wait for CTS from terminal Unlimited I0 I1 Wait for CTS from terminal 100 mS I1 I2 Wait for CTS from term...

Page 52: ...canner and the host They can be invoked only via computer commands Computer Command Function Description Bar Code Command Z7 START END Programming Menu Z7 T4 Disable hardware buzzer T4 W0 Disable soft...

Page 53: ...trigger or a software trigger pulse may be used to activate the scanner The hardware trigger is actuated by pulling Pin 16 on the standard DB25 female connector LOW The software trigger is actuated b...

Page 54: ...s Read Mode S2 S0 Single Read Mode Trigger enabled mode only S0 Mode Trigger Function Enabled Trigger Function Disabled After receiving a trigger pulse scanner will read multiple different bar codes i...

Page 55: ...Second Y1 Y2 2 Seconds Y2 B Y3 3 Seconds Y3 Y4 4 Seconds Y4 Y5 6 Seconds Y5 Y6 8 Seconds Y6 Y7 10 Seconds Y7 Scanner Timeout Trigger Enable Mode only These commands which are only applicable in the T...

Page 56: ...nt Decodes determines how many times the scanner must decode a bar code and obtain the same value before it will transmit the data For example if the redundancy is set at three times the scanner will...

Page 57: ...rogramming Menu Z7 5E Do not transmit error code 5E B 5F Transmit BR CR for bad read or no read 5F 5G Transmit STX ETX for bad read STX ETX for no read 5G 5A Wait 30 mS after trigger pulse before send...

Page 58: ...good print quality bar code without voids high analog gain X5 X6 Output data obtained from Low or High analog gain X6 B X7 Output data obtained from Low and High analog gain X7 G5 Enables alternate d...

Page 59: ...No 25 NLB0045 01 Series NLB 9625 9645 Mini Laser Fixed Position Scanner Page 53 Appendix B Dimensional Drawings NLB 9627 9647 Side View 10 mm View Line 100 mm 30 mm 68 mm 14 5 mm 12 mm 50 mm 6 mm 10 m...

Page 60: ...i Laser Fixed Position Scanner Page 54 NLB 9626 46 Front View 20 mm 63 5 mm 60 mm 74 mm 26 mm View Line 9 1 mm 20 mm 10 3 mm 10 mm 5 5 mm 3 Mounting Holes M 3 Screw length into case 4 mm min 8 mm max...

Page 61: ...ls F ield of View inches NLB 9625 Side View 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 13 10 7 5 6 5 Distance inches 0 2 4 10 6 8 Bar C ode Density m ils Field of View inches NLB 9645 Front View 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 15 6 1...

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