Panasonic LP-ABR10-C5 Setup And Operation Manual Download

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5.3.4 Output status of image storage condition

?IMG[CR]

Output setting status

(Output Example)

<SID=0>[My Reader]

******** STATUS ******** LP-ABR

IMODE=0 PX=0 PY=0 WX=1920 WY=1200

CAPMODE=0,0,1920,1200

DECMODE=0,0,0,1920,1200

IMGSEL=1 (0: captured image 1: decoded image)

CAPDLY=0

MAXIMG=1 (1-16) WAITIMG=100 (0-1000)

CAPLIM=0 (0: OFF 1: ON)

********* END ********** LP-ABR

System version = M66C-V0.1q

Decode version = M66A-V0.1q

(Output format)

<SID=0>[My Reader]

******** STATUS ******** LP-ABR

IMODE=a PX=b PY=c WX=d WY=e

CAPMODE=f,g,h,i

DECMODE=j,k,l,m,n

IMGSEL=o (0: captured image 1: decoded image)

CAPDLY=p

MAXIMG=q (1-16) WAITIMG=100 (0-1000)

CAPLIM=r (0: OFF 1: ON)

********* END ********** LP-ABR

System version = M66C-V0.1q

Decode version = M66A-V0.1q

Summary of Contents for LP-ABR10-C5

Page 1: ...6 12 panasonic net id pidsx global ME LPABR10 SO 3 Please read these instructions carefully before using this product and save this manual for future use Code Reader Setup Operation Manual LP ABR10 Series ...

Page 2: ... warrant that we have obtained some intellectual properties such as patent rights with respect to such applications or that the described application may not infringe any intellectual property rights such as patent rights of a third party Trademark Windows is a registered trademark or trademark of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and or other countries All other product names and compani...

Page 3: ...or death The use of this product shall indemnify and hold harmless to Panasonic Industrial Devices SUNX s and its shareholders against any claims of injury or death associated with unintended authorized use DO NOT disassemble Disassembly will void the warranty and could cause damage or personal injury Avoid the following locations that could cause an accident or damage to the product Exposed to am...

Page 4: ...exposing this product to excessive force such as that sustained by a drop Do not install electrical wiring or plugin unplug of cable except LAN cable when this product is powered on These may result in an electrical damage to this product To minimize the risk of data loss make sure to backup the hard drive before install the software Our company shall not be responsible for any troubles such as da...

Page 5: ...facing or improper repair by Purchaser ii which was due to unauthorized modification by Purchaser in part or in whole whether in structure performance or specification iii which was not discoverable by a person with the state of the art scientific and technical knowledge at the time of manufacture iv which was due to an operation or use by Purchaser outside of the limits of operation or environmen...

Page 6: ...ustrial Devices SUNX in this manual or otherwise iv which may cause risk to life or property such as nuclear energy control equipment transportation equipment whether on rail or land or in air or at sea and medical equipment v which otherwise require a high level of safety performance similar to that required in those equipment facilities or systems as listed in i through iv above 6 EXPORT CONTROL...

Page 7: ...cs Limits and methods of measurement EN 61000 3 2 2014 Electromagnetic compatibility EMC Limits Limits for harmonic current emissions equipment input current 16 A per phase EN 61000 3 3 2013 Electromagnetic compatibility EMC Limits Limitation of voltage changes voltage fluctuations and flicker in public low voltage supply systems for equipment with rated current 16 A per phase and not subject to c...

Page 8: ...luded items Item Qty LP ABR series Code Reader 1 Quick Reference English Chinese and Japanese 1 for each language General information for safety for EU users 1 Sheet for China RoHS Policy 1 Optional items Unit Name Model Note Control Cable LP ABR10 C5 5m LAN Cable LP ABR10 L5 5m Lineup Model umber LP ABR 1 1 Notation Column Notation Description of Notation 1 1 Regular type Decodable distance 100mm...

Page 9: ... abr10 index jsp 1 LP ABR10 series Setup Operation Manual Describes the features specifications configuration and operation of the Fixed mount 2D Code Reader LP ABR 2 Configurator LP ABR Is a software for the various settings and decoding check on your computer 3 Configurator LP ABR Operation Manual Describes the operation of Configurator LP ABR software ...

Page 10: ...erview 13 1 1 Supported Symbologies 14 1 2 Product Description 14 2 How to use 20 2 1 Preparation 20 2 2 Reading Flow Default 22 2 3 Configuration 22 2 4 Transfer Image Data 22 3 Operation Mode 23 3 1 Single Reading Mode 24 3 2 Reading Timeout Mode 26 3 3 External Trigger Mode 30 3 4 Continuous Reading Mode 32 3 5 Test Mode 32 3 6 Cycle Buffer Function 33 4 Configuration for Symbol Reading 35 ...

Page 11: ... 3 Default Settings 67 6 4 Check for LAN settings 69 6 5 Connect to LAN 70 6 6 Manage Commnunication Status 70 6 7 Serial command for LAN settings 72 6 8 Iinitialize LAN address 75 7 Serial Command RS 232C LAN 76 7 1 Communication 77 7 2 Symbologies 78 7 3 Symbol Reading Operating mode adjustment and diagnostic 80 7 4 Camera Control 1 for Fixed Gain and Automatic Gain Control Mode 83 7 5 Camera Co...

Page 12: ...aracter Code 91 8 Specifications 92 8 1 Specifications 92 8 2 Reading Specifications 94 8 3 Dimensions 96 8 4 Interface 97 9 Troubleshooting 100 9 1 The reader does not start up or cannot communicate with a PC 100 9 2 Symbol cannot be decoded 101 9 3 Fail to communicate through TCP IP protocol 102 ...

Page 13: ...coding parameter can be set This mode allows you to try the decodes one by one Illuminaton Unit This unit has two types of illumination diffuse and direct The light emission pattern can be set depending on the object to decode Symbol Printing Check Checks the symbol printing in in line 3 Cycle Buffer Function MAXIMG allows the decode processing while high speed continuous imaging and saving the im...

Page 14: ... 2D Codes Data Matrix ECC200 QR Code 1 2 Product Description Regular Type Operation Panel Serial Number Label Reading Window MAC Adderss Label LAN Connector Control Connector Front Cover Long Range Type Reading Window Front Cover ...

Page 15: ...hractrers D Red NG Turns on whenthe reader fails to read Link Green LINK Turns on when the LAN is connected Act Orange ACTIVE Turns on at the data transmission reception For the monitor LED display at automatic tuning refer to section 4 1 Configuration parameters Teach Key Teach Key is used in auto tuning function Read Key Read Key is used for a test verification When the Read Key is pressed the r...

Page 16: ...onfigured to OUT1 to OUT3 Signal Default Setting Description GO signal OUT1 output GO signal is associated with Good Read which is ON during the specified time set by the GOOUT command when the symbol is decoded successfully And also this signal is OFF when starting the next reading NG signal OUT2 output NG signal is associated with No Read which is ON during the specified time set by the NGOUT co...

Page 17: ... which is used for synchronous inputs Plug the connector Adjust the positions of the guide part of the cable nut and the marking of the resin part After adjusting the positions of and main unit s connector guide insert the connector all the way in Screw the connector to lock ...

Page 18: ...onal of LP ABR series with your Code Reader Plug the connector Adjust the positions of the guide part of the cable nut and the marking of the resin part Adjust the of the positions of and the main unit s connector guide and insert the connector all the way in Screw the connector to lock ...

Page 19: ...d illuminate far in front of Code Reader You can configure the best illumination condition easily by the configuration tool Configurator LP ABR Adjust the illumination area and illumination s intensity for a clear view An external illumination may be required when the view is still not clear Consult with our sales representative for the configuration or selection of illumination 1 2 5 Reading Wind...

Page 20: ...hrough RS 232C interface LAN interface Connect a control device as needed Example of Connection Connecting devices when the power is supplied to the cable may cause a malfunction Notice Host Device PC etc LAN Cable Control Cable Control Device e g Power Supply LAN Connector Control Connector LP ABR ...

Page 21: ... up correctly Communication port selection RS232C LAN The communication port which can be either RS232C and or LAN as selected by the COMFROM command is used for the following purposes Receiving serial commands such as reading trigger SYNC input Reading result transmission RS232C interface is selected as default Command Description COMFROM 0 Only RS 232C default COMFROM 1 Only LAN COMFROM 2 RS 232...

Page 22: ...figurator LP ABR software from the communication port to the host computer By the setting of Configurator LP ABR the images can be picked at the standby time or can be transtered after the finish of reading By the setting of Configurator LP ABR the images can be picked at the standby time or can be transfered after the end of reading Images are converted into bmp files and are transfered through L...

Page 23: ...ader continues reading during the SYNC input is active It receives no g command start reading command Read includes capturing and decoding an image The Diagnostic Mode is available when the operation mode is in Single Reading Mode Diagnostic Mode Command Description Normal Mode TEST 0 For normal use and to return to Normal Mode Test Mode TEST 1 For measurement of reading rate of symbols Continuous...

Page 24: ...ime the NG signal is asserted SERIAL The time the data is output through the serial interface MAXIMG The maximum number of images in the buffer WAITIMG The interval time between capturing images Soft Trigger The SYNC issued by serial command input Hard Trigger The SYNC issued by digital input or Read Key 3 1 Single Reading Mode Code Reader performs a single read for each SYNC input 3 1 1 Soft trig...

Page 25: ...ata transmission After decode 3 1 3 Hard trigger No Read Data transmission After decode DELAY SYNC IMAGE DECODE SERIAL GOOUT GOOUT CHATT DECODELIM decode1 image1 DELAY SYNC IMAGE DECODE SERIAL NGOUT NGOUT CHATT DECODELIM decode1 image1 ...

Page 26: ...simultaneous parallel processing between image import and decoding This may shorten the processing time The timing charts below are drawn referring to the enabled cycle buffer function 3 2 1 Soft trigger Good Read Data transmission After decode 3 2 2 Soft trigger Good Read Data transmission After SYNC OFF DELAY SYNC IMAGE DECODE SERIAL GOOUT GOOUT DECODELIM DECODELIM WAITIMG WAITIMG WAITIMG WAITIM...

Page 27: ...FF DELAY SYNC IMAGE DECODE SERIAL GOOUT GOOUT CHATT DECODELIM DECODELIM WAITIMG WAITIMG WAITIMG WAITIMG decode1 decode2 image1 image2 image3 image4 image5 TOTALLIM DELAY SYNC IMAGE DECODE SERIAL GOOUT GOOUT CHATT DECODELIM DECODELIM WAITIMG WAITIMG WAITIMG WAITIMG decode1 decode2 image1 image2 image3 image4 image5 TOTALLIM ...

Page 28: ...NC OFF SYNC DELAY IMAGE WAITIMG WAITIMG WAITIMG WAITIMG image1 image2 image3 image4 image5 DECODE DECODELIM DECODELIM decode1 decode2 SERIAL NGOUT NGOUT TOTALLIM SYNC WAITIMG WAITIMG WAITIMG WAITIMG DELAY IMAGE image1 image2 image3 image4 image5 DECODE DECODELIM DECODELIM decode1 decode2 NGOUT NGOUT TOTALLIM SERIAL ...

Page 29: ...TT DELAY IMAGE image1 image2 image3 image4 image5 SERIAL SYNC WAITIMG WAITIMG WAITIMG WAITIMG DECODE DECODELIM DECODELIM decode1 decode2 NG OUT TOTALLIM NGOUT DELAY SYNC IMAGE WAITIMG WAITIMG WAITIMG WAITIMG image1 image2 image3 image4 image5 SERIAL NG OUT NGOUT CHATT TOTALLIM DECODE DECODELIM DECODELIM decode1 dcode2 ...

Page 30: ... The timing charts below are drawn referring to the enabled cycle buffer function 3 3 1 Hard trigger Good Read Data transmission After decode 3 3 2 Hard trigger Good Read Data transmission After SYNC OFF DELAY SYNC IMAGE DECODE SERIAL GO OUT GOOUT CHATT DECODELIM DECODELIM WAITIMG WAITIMG WAITIMG WAITIMG decode1 decode2 image1 image2 image3 image4 image5 CHATT DELAY SYNC IMAGE DECODE SERIAL GO OUT...

Page 31: ...er No Read Data transmission After decode or SYNC OFF DELAY SYNC IMAGE DECODE SERIAL NG OUT NGOUT CHATT DECODELIM DECODELIM WAITIMG WAITIMG WAITIMG WAITIMG decode1 decode2 image1 image2 image3 image4 image5 CHATT decode3 ...

Page 32: ...t reading send the serial command TEST 1 to the reader To exit the Test Mode send the serial command TEST 0 to the reader With Test Mode the reader will output an asterisk to the host for each 10 of total number of reading The reader will stop the Test Mode after output an asterisk 10 times Example output TEST MODE 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 NG 1 OK 99 SYNC 100 NG 1 00 OK 99 00 Output format NGaaaaa OKb...

Page 33: ...o the buffer memory up to 4 images The reader starts decoding from memory location 1 if it is not successful the reader will attempt to read the image saved in memory location 2 The decoding is attempted during the interval between capturing images When the buffer memory reaches the final location the next image will be saved into buffer memory location 1 if the reader has finished decoding that i...

Page 34: ...ration Example The relation among Shutter Time SHUTT Capture Time CAPIMG Imaging Interval WAITIMG and Total Imaging Cycle CAPCYC are as follows CAPCYC SHUTT CAPIMG WAITIMG Set the Moving Time T L V 16 CAPCYC when the moving object s speed is V and the object s moving distance is L Within 16 Images Moving Speed Moving Distance L MAXIMG 16 SHUTT 1 1000s 1ms CAPIMG 16ms WAITIMG 10ms Imaging Cycle is ...

Page 35: ...position to place the symbol securely When all the preparation above is done execute Auto Configuration according to the following procedure on the operation panel Marks for Monitor LED and Illuminate Extinguish These 4 white squares are called A B C and D from the left in following instructions Press Teach key for more than a second again to cancel the operation Press Teach key for more than one ...

Page 36: ... 3 types of settings and uses them switching as needed More than 2 seconds Manual Mode Saves 1 setting and uses it Refer to the section 4 3 Camera Control Mode You may receive less than 2 or less types of settings even if in Table Mode Save the setting in Manual Mode when you decode moving objects When the operation above is accepted Code Reader becomes the following state for a certain period of ...

Page 37: ...1 1000 5 Shutter speed 1 2000 6 Shutter speed 1 4000 7 Shutter speed 1 6000 8 Shutter speed 1 8000 9 Shutter speed 1 10000 Setting lower limit of shutter speed is required when you read a moving object Setting the moving distance of the reading object less than 25 of the cell size is recommended e g When a reading target moves at 15m min of speed in 0 5 mm square of cell size 0 5 10 3 25 15 60 Ts ...

Page 38: ... tuning to the table mode When Code Reader receives this command within 40 seconds after the completion of auto tuning the result of the tuning is saved to the table mode If no command is received Code Reader times out and returns to reading standby state Save Tuning Result Manual Mode save2 This command is used for saving a result of auto tuning to the manual mode When Code Reader receives this c...

Page 39: ... 2 DDMgain 3 DDMblack 0 DDMexgain 1 DDMpreproc 0 0 0 0 0 DDMmirror 0 table 4 DDMcapmode 0 0 1920 1200 DDMlight 3 DDMled 1 1 1 1 1 1 DDMbrightness 80 80 80 80 80 80 DDMshutt 2 DDMgain 3 DDMblack 0 DDMexgain 1 DDMpreproc 0 0 0 0 0 DDMmirror 0 table 5 DDMcapmode 0 0 1920 1200 DDMlight 3 DDMled 1 1 1 1 1 1 DDMbrightness 80 80 80 80 80 80 DDMshutt 2 DDMgain 3 DDMblack 0 DDMexgain 1 DDMpreproc 0 0 0 0 0...

Page 40: ...eader operates referring to the parameter in table 0 if the setting is configured to not use the table mode The following parameters are set to get decodable images Reading Area DDMcapmode Illumination Control ON OFF DDMlight Advanced Setting of internal Illumination DDMled Internal Illumination intensity DDMbrightness Shutter Speed DDMshutt Analog Gain DDMgain Digital Gain DDMexgain Black level a...

Page 41: ... reading area too narrow may deviate the symbol from the reading area and may cause a read error Make sure that the size of reading area fits the symbol DDMcapmode a b c d a Coordinate origin X 0 1275 b Coordinate origin Y 0 955 c Width 4 1280 d Height 4 960 Specify the full screen DDMcapmode 0 0 1280 960 Specify the 50 of the center DDMcapmode 320 240 640 480 Maximum Imaging Area 0 0 1279 959 a b...

Page 42: ...umination ON during synchronization Synchronization stands for periods of time described below Monitor LED B turns on during synchronization 1 Single Reading Mode Synchronization ON Decode completion 2 Reading Timeout Mode Synchronization ON Set synchronization time TOTALLIM 3 External Trigger Mode During External Input Signal is ON 3 Advanced Setting of internal Illumination DDMled Sets the inter...

Page 43: ... 4000 7 1 6000 8 1 8000 9 1 10000 4 2 4 Extra Gain Values 6 Analog Gain DDMgain Specifies the analog gain to be configured on the camera Higher value will increased the camera analog gain which will produce a brighter image The following values can be specified DDMgain a 1 Low to 4 high 7 Digital Gain DDMexgain Specifies the digital gain to be configured on the camera Higher value will increased t...

Page 44: ...DMpreproc If the image quality is low by using an appropriate image filter at the image preprocessing may improve the reading accuracy 4 2 7 Mirrored Image 10 Mirrored Symbol DDMmirror Configures the reading of normal typed labels and mirrored image labels DDMmirror a 0 Read only normal type not mirrored 1 Read only mirrored type 2 Read both of normal type and mirrored type ...

Page 45: ...changed automatically Use this mode to decode a moving object You can configure this mode even to a motionless object Table Mode AGC T In Table Mode the reader configures some combinations of pre set parameters and uses in turn The combination of settings are used after being stored in a table The detail of Table Mode is described in the next section Table Mode is suitable for reading of motionles...

Page 46: ...f the reader failed to decode with Table 3 the settings will switch back to Table 1 e g 2 Use 1 table a 1 Only Table 1 is enabled Table 2 through 8 will not be used As the result Table 1 is always used every reading The following shows the structure of the Table Each table has 9 types of parameters 1 DecodeArea DDMcapmode 2 Illumination Control DDMlight 3 Internal Illumination DDMled 4 Illuminatio...

Page 47: ...nds 1 Set the target Table Send the serial command below to assign the table number to be edited EDITDDMTBL a a 1 to 8 2 Configure the parameters Refer to section 4 1 Configuration parameters for detailed information 3 Edit another table Repeat the step 1 2 4 Check the target Table You can check the target table status using the following command ddmtbl Read OK Yes Yes No Trigger Use this Table In...

Page 48: ...set data is registered in advance Default To disable Preset Mode send the command PREM 0 5 1 1 Preset Mode 1 In this mode the preset data is the first decoded data after power up Data comparison is only successful when the code matches completely The preset data must be set as every time the reader is powered on because the data is not saved to internal flash memory Setup procedure of Preset Mode ...

Page 49: ... settings to internal flash memory e g 1 Example 1 Only 12345 is valid 12345 match 1234 mismatch 123456 mismatch 012345 mismatch PREM 2 CR SET PRED12345 CR Set the preset data data is 12345 SET PREN5 CR Set the number of digits 5 digits WSETS CR Save the settings to internal flash memory e g 2 Example 2 Valid when first 4 digits are ABCD ABCD match ABCD333 match ABCD777777 match ABC mismatch DABC3...

Page 50: ...digits to 6th digits are ALFA 00ALFA1234 match AAALFAAAAA match 00ALFA12345 mismatch 0ALFA12345 mismatch PREM 2 CR SET PRED ALFA CR Set the preset data data is ALFA and is mask SET PREN10 CR Set the number of digits 10 digits WSETS CR Save the settings to internal flash memory ...

Page 51: ...49 Output format PREM a 0 non 1 power on 2 saved CR PRESET LENGTH b CR DATA HEX CR XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX CR XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX CR XX XX XX XX CR DATA ASCII CR xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx a Preset Mode b The digit of the length of the preset data XX XX Preset data character in hex xxxxxx Preset data character in ASCII JIS If the preset data include control code it is transferred to ...

Page 52: ...32C 1 Code Reader name will be included on the reading result RS 232C b 0 No Code Reader name will be included on the reading result LAN 1 Code Reader name will be included on the reading result LAN Skip b Configure LAN same with RS 232C 5 2 2 Warning Information to avoid No Read Add a Warning Information to the symbol data for monitoring the reading condition Output format CcccEeeeDddd ccc Contra...

Page 53: ...ms aa Number of images bbbbb Total time ms 5 2 6 Contrast Information Add the Contrast Information of the last decoded image Good Read Calculate contrast value of a symbol including quiet zone The decoder determines a rectangular area for the symbol and calculates the contrast value from its brightness level If there are multiple symbols the calculated value is for the first decoded symbol No Read...

Page 54: ...he positional data of the symbol in the image is output along with the decoded data There are two types of output information barycentric coordinates and rectangular coordinates 1 Barycentric coordinates The origin 0000 0000 is the left top edge of a field of view Example output 10000000099070 0122 0024 Output format Header Data abbbb acccc Terminator a or bbbb X coordinate of a symbol s barycente...

Page 55: ...four corners of a symbol Example output 10000000099070 0007 0103 0269 0011 0455 0086 0386 0270 0198 0199 Output format Header Data B A1 A2 A3 A4 Terminator B Barycentric coordinate A1 A2 A3 A4 Rectangular coordinates B A1 A4 abbbb acccc a or bbbb X coordinate of barycenter and X coordinate of four corners of a symbol 9999 to 9999 cccc Y coordinate of barycenter and Y coordinate of four corners of ...

Page 56: ...to the symbol data There are three calculation methods LRC BCC SUM128 and CRC16 The data length of BCC to be added changes depending on the calculation method Make sure to set the header to add BCC Output format Header Data Terminator BCC Calculate Method 1 LRC BCC Calculates all the characters data for each 1 byte excluding the header by exclusive OR 2 SUM128 1 Calculates total value of all chara...

Page 57: ...calculates the CRC character and 0x1021 by the exclusive OR and assigns the calculated value to the CRC character 3 4 Calculates the CRC character and the logical AND of 0xFFFF The calculated value is assigned to the CRC character 4 Calculates the values of 1 3 with all the characters excluding headers 5 The calculated CRC character is devided into upper 8 bits and lower 8 bits Output Example The ...

Page 58: ...nd BCC to sybmol data There are two types of output digits 4 digits and 5 digits If the number of digits of output data is less than 4 digits or 5 digits add 0 to the beginning Output format Header Output data length Data Terminator Example output 4 digits 001410000000099070 5 digits 0001410000000099070 ...

Page 59: ...mages Default 5 3 2 Overwrite save When the number of save images exceeds the cycle buffer memory s the oldest image will be overwritten 5 3 3 Preparation for transmitting the saved image The saved image whose preparation of transmission is completed can be transferred to the host using the Configurator LP ABR software When the Camera Control Mode is other than Table Mode IMGFRAME 0 a CR a 0 to 16...

Page 60: ...ed image 1 decoded image CAPDLY 0 MAXIMG 1 1 16 WAITIMG 100 0 1000 CAPLIM 0 0 OFF 1 ON END LP ABR System version M66C V0 1q Decode version M66A V0 1q Output format SID 0 My Reader STATUS LP ABR IMODE a PX b PY c WX d WY e CAPMODE f g h i DECMODE j k l m n IMGSEL o 0 captured image 1 decoded image CAPDLY p MAXIMG q 1 16 WAITIMG 100 0 1000 CAPLIM r 0 OFF 1 ON END LP ABR System version M66C V0 1q Dec...

Page 61: ...re area k l m n Decode area Left Top Width and Height o Image type Captured image Decoded image p Delay time after SYNC ON to capture start ms q Number of cycle buffer memory r Overwrite not overwrite the cycle buffer memory when the number ofcaptured imaga exceeds the number of cycle buffer memory s Image rotation 0 degree 180 degree ...

Page 62: ...multiple labels In symbol reading mode multiple up to 10 labels can be read simultaneously The order of reading data output can be configured under following conditions 1 In order of processing completion 2 In order of preset number of digits 3 In order of preset matching characters 4 In order of preset symboligies Setting more symbols in an image than the number of preset symbols causes output fa...

Page 63: ... the same format with standard evaluation parameter It cannot be used as a proper two dimensional symbol verifier Verification results of this function may be affected by the change of imaging conditions of Code Reader To prevent a variance of evaluation result use this function under the same imaging condition especially following conditions as much as possible Reading distance Illumination condi...

Page 64: ... value of selected evaluation item 1 Contrast ISO Cell Contrast AIM 2 Modulation ISO Cell Modulation AIM 3 Fixed Pattern Defection 4 Decode 5 Non uniformity of Axis 6 Non uniformity of Grid 7 Unused Error Correction 5 6 3 Digital Output of Determination in Symbol Printing Check When Print Check Output is enabled the determination can be output digitally in check result Configure a threshold to det...

Page 65: ...e process decoding saving data etc after the rotation After the rotation the layout of illumination blocks will be replaced as shown below 0 0 1279 959 0 0 1279 959 Image rotation enabled No image rotation Default Block Top Block Bottom Block Left Block Right Block Bottom Block Top Block Left Block Right ...

Page 66: ... be omitted if you do not want to change the sub net mask Enter IPPORT command to configure a service port for reading result transmission in TCP server connection Enter IPPORT2 command to configure a service port for image data transmission in TCP server connection Another port also can be specified Configure the default gateway address by the command below Set the same network as IP address Conf...

Page 67: ...ble Start the terminal software Configurator LP ABR in the host PC Specify the IP address port number of this product as the connection point of the terminal software The subsequent operation is the same as the setting from the RS 232C connection If the IP address of this product is in a different network reconfigure the IP address of the PC 6 3 Default Settings IP address 192 168 209 10 Sub net m...

Page 68: ...0 1 Port number only for reading result transmission 60000 To enable the setting save to flash memory in WSETS command and power off to reset IPADR 192 168 0 101 24 IPPORT 60000 GWADR 192 168 0 1 LAN SID 10 My Reader STATUS LP ABR IP address IPADR 192 168 209 010 192 168 0 101 Sub net mask n 255 255 255 000 255 255 255 000 Default gateway GWADR 192 168 209 254 192 168 0 1 Barcode port IPPORT 27110...

Page 69: ...ly for TCP client communication Detection timer only for TCP client communication 6 4 2 Through LAN interface Communication state can be checked by UDP User Datagram Protocol if the network address is already known Set IP address of the host into the same network as the reader Connect LP ABR series to the PC for configuration with a LAN cable Specify the broadcast port number as a UDP communicatio...

Page 70: ...ands TCP client communication for reading result transmission TCP client communication for image data transmission UDP communicatoin for administration TCP IP connection The reader works as a TCP IP server whose port number can be set to any value Only one client can be connected at a time The reader will disconnect in the following situations Receive close request from the client Detect transmiss...

Page 71: ... error You can disconnect at any time with discon forced disconnection command e g Command discon IPBAR TCP client connection for transmission of image data The reader also works as a TCP IP client whose access point IP address port number can be set Configure the connection timing by the command RTIME Connection request interval Connect every time when you send data Connect automatically every ti...

Page 72: ...ist of settings for LAN connection IPADR IP address in dotted notation Bit number of subnet mask Set IP address and subnet mask of the reader If you do not change the subnet mask the mask bit numer can be omitted GWADR IP address in dotted notation Set default gateway address of the reader Set the same network with the IP address IPPORT TCP IP port number Set TCP IP port number of the reader IPBAR...

Page 73: ...ode Reader connects automatically at the same time the reader is powered on This configuration change is enabled at the next connection STOUT Duration time Set the interval time that Code Reader requests a disconnection in 0 to 100 seconds after the lost of data to transmit and receive from the TCP client When the interval time is other than 0 Code Reader does not send the disconncetion request Al...

Page 74: ... send reading results Status of TCP client communication to send reading results netstat IPIMG Outputs information about the destination of reading result in a line Local IP address IP address of the imager Local Port number TCP client port number of the imager Remote IP address IP address to send image data Remote Port number Port number to send image data Status of TCP client communication to se...

Page 75: ... default setting through RS 232C im following steps Send a command SET LAN Send a command WSETS Restart the reader Default settings IP address 192 168 209 10 Sub net mask 24 Port number of TCP server 27110 only for sending captured data 27110 only for image data transmission Default Gateway 192 168 209 254 ...

Page 76: ...ckward compatible Header Serial command Terminator To add header and terminator characters to a serial command send the command CMDFORM 1 The header and terminator characters are same with the ones to add to captured data This is a compatible operation without the terminator To return the input format of the configuration commands to compatible configuration command CR send the command CMDFORM 0 ...

Page 77: ...M 1 Header Command Terminator Separator SEPA a Character code a 0 None a 1 a 2 Comma a 3 FS 1C hex a 4 GS 1D hex a 5 SP 20 hex Prefix PREFIX a Prefix character a bb a 0 Disable a 1 Enable bb Suffix character Hexadecimal code 1 bb 00 NUL When omitting bb configured identifier will not changed Suffix SUFFIX a Suffix character a bb a 0 Disable a 1 Enable bb Suffix character Hexadecimal code 1 bb 00 N...

Page 78: ...Delimiter after conversion Hexadecimal code 1 bb 1D GS When omitting bb configured identifier will not changed Multi Labels LABELS a Number of labels a 1 to 10 a 1 OUTFORM 0 Output in the order of decoding OUTFORM 1 Output in the order of the specified digit number OUTFORM 2 Output in the order of the specified characters OUTFORM 3 Output in the order of the specified symbologies SET Na b Set labe...

Page 79: ...limiter Hexadecimal code 1 bb 64 character d When omitting bb configured identifier will not changed QR Code SET QM0 Disable QR Code MicroQR SET QM1 Enable only for normal QR Code MicroQR SET QM2 Enable only for inverse QR Code MicroQR SET QM3 Enable QR Code MicroQR normal inverse SET QM4 Enable only for normal QR Code SET QM5 Enable only for inverse QR Code SET QM6 Enable QR Code normal inverse S...

Page 80: ...Number of reading times in Test Mode a 10 1000 10 steps I O Test IOTEST a b Turn on I O output during specified time a D1 DOUT1 port D2 DOUT2 port D3 DOUT3 port b 0 OFF Output OFF in any port 1 to 1000 Turn on during specified time ms 1 Remain ON Reading Statistics total Check number of times for SYNC Good Read No Read from Power on reset clrtotal Clear the value of number of times Display Reading...

Page 81: ...tion of NAMETX for RS 232C a 1 Enableaddition of NAMETX for RS 232C b 0 Disable addition of NAMETX for LAN b 1 Enable addition of NAMETX for LAN Omit b Set RS 232C and LAN in the same way ａ Contrast Information CONTTX a b a 0 Disable addition of CONTTX for RS 232C a 1 Enableaddition of CONTTX for RS 232C b 0 Disable addition of CONTTX for LAN b 1 Enableaddition of CONTTX for LAN Omit b Set RS 232C...

Page 82: ... 0 ms Cycle Buffer Function MAXIMG a Number of captured images a 1 to 16 a 1 WAITIMG a Capture interval of time when MAXIMG is greater than 1 a 10 to 1000 ms 1ms steps a 10 ms BCC BCCTX a b a 0 Disable addition o BCCTX for RS 232C a 1 to 3 Enable addition of BCCTX for RS 232C b 0 Disable addition of BCCTX for LAN b 1 to 3 Enable addition of BCCTX for LAN Omit b Set RS 232C and LAN in the same way ...

Page 83: ... DO NOT USE a 9 Interenal and External illumination ON During attempting to read a 10 For test DO NOT USE a 11 Internal illumination ON During attempting to read Internal Illumination CAMled a b c d e Set the type of internal illumination source a Internal illumination TOP b Internal illumination LEFT c Internal illumination RIGHT d Internal illumination BOTTOM e Internal illumination CENTER Setti...

Page 84: ...ing in Table Mode Number of Tables ENABLEDDMTB L a a 0 to 8 a 8 In case of a 3 Table 1 2 3 are enabled and Table 4 through 8 are disabled In case of a 1 Table 1 is enabled The shutter speed digital gain and setting of the illumination are fixed to one and it operates equivalent to the AGC D Editing Table number EDITDDMTBL a Edit a table with specified number a 0 to 8 a 0 e g To set the DDMwindow o...

Page 85: ...ENTER Setting of a to e 0 Illumination OFF1 Illumination ON a b c d e 1 1 1 1 1 Internal Illumination Brightness DDMbrightness a b c d e Set the brightness of internal illumination source a Internal illumination TOP b Internal illumination LEFT c Internal illumination RIGHT d Internal illumination BOTTOM e Internal illumination CENTERSetting of a to e 0 OFF to 100 Brightest a b c d e 80 80 80 80 8...

Page 86: ...ark side and rounds up the 25 of bright side Gamma Correction 27 Gamma r 0 5 Perform a Gamma Correction 0 5 Smoothing Filter 40 Low pass 3x3 Smoothing Filter Average value Median Filter 41 Median filter 3x3 Median value Down Size 70 Down Size Quick Reduction of the whole image speed priority Down Size 71 Down Size Average Reduction of the whole image luminance average 7 8 Preset Mode Term Command ...

Page 87: ...ommand mode a 8 KEYENCE KV series 232C KV command mode Initial address PLCDTA a Set the initial address a 0 32767 0 Padding character PLCPAD a Set the padding character to add when the captured data digits is odd a 0 NULL 0x00 a 1 blank 0x20 SYNC IN by trigger area PLCTRIG a Set the presence or absence of SYNC IN by PLC using trigger area a 0 Enable the SYNC IN by trigger area a 1 Unable the SYNC ...

Page 88: ... 2 For test NO NOT USE a 3 Binary output of NG OK Continuous transfer a 4 Binary output of NG Continuous transfer a 5 Binary output of OK Continuous transfer Output image size GOUTSIZE a Set the output image size at continuous transfer a 0 to 3 0 1280x960 1 640x480 2 320x240 3 160x120 Image selection IMGSEL a Select save image transfer image a 0 to1 0 Captiured image 1 Decoded image IMGFRAME a b S...

Page 89: ...tion port number 0 0 0 0 27120 IPIMG xxx xxx xxx xxx nnnn IP address of image data destination port number 0 0 0 0 27130 RTIME aaa Conection request interval sec aaa 0 to100 aaa 0 STOUT bbb Session interval time sec bbb 0 to100 bbb 0 who Get the status for LAN settings netstat Get the status for TCP IP connection netstat IPBAR Get the status for TCP client connection reading result destination net...

Page 90: ...the item of comprehensive qualityfor symbols a b c describes all the required items in CSV It is output as 0 and ignores the other items if it contains 0 0 Comprehensive judgment The value of the item of the lowest grade in 1 to 7 1 Contrast ISO Cell contrast AIM 2 Modulation ISO Cell modulation AIM 3 Fixed pattern defect 4 Decode 5 Non uniformity of axis 6 Non uniformity of grids 7 Unused error c...

Page 91: ... to 20000 GO output time Unit ms a 300 NGOUT a a 0 NG output is holded until next SYNC input a 100 to 20000 NG output time Unit ms a 300 Digital I O signal assignment DOUT1 a Assign the signal to output to DOUT1 a 0 Disable a 1 GO Good read a 2 NG No read a 3 Ready a 4 Busy1 DOUT2 a Assign the signal to output to DOUT2 a 0 Disable a 1 GO Good Read a 2 NG No Read a 3 Ready a 4 Busy1 DOUT3 a Assign ...

Page 92: ...resisutance 1kp OFF voltage 0V to 0 8V ON voltage 6V to 28V Digital output Photo coupler isolation 4 Maximum rating DC30V 50mA Interface For host connection Ethernet 10Base T 100Base TX 1000Base T RS 232C 1200bps to 115 2kbps Data format ASCII Environmental tolerance Operating temperature 0 to 40 Operating humidity 35 R H to 85 R H non condensing Storage temperature 20 to 65 Storage humidity 35 R ...

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Page 94: ...4 69 74 79 Vertical 29 33 36 40 44 48 52 56 60 8 2 2 Reading Range Regular type Code Cell Size Proximal Distal Data Matrix 0 167 85 125 0 25 70 150 QR Code 0 167 85 125 0 25 70 150 Unit mm Cell size 0 25 mm or bigger is recommended at the use of Symbol Printing Check Reference of distance Centering around the reading window Surface L Vertical ...

Page 95: ...51 54 56 Vertical 24 26 28 29 31 33 35 37 38 40 42 8 2 4 Reading Range Long Range Type Code Cell Size Proximal Distal Data Matrix 0 167 185 220 0 25 175 230 QR Code 0 167 190 215 0 25 180 225 Unit mm Cell size 0 25 mm or bigger is recommended at the use of Symbol Printing Check 23 17 Reference of distance Center of Front cover L Vertical ...

Page 96: ...or a maximum of 1 78N m To avoid damage to the screws or screw holes do not screw the screws more than the screw depth of the mounting holes Notice 2 M4 Depth 5 5 50 0 3 35 0 5 55 0 5 70 0 7 Regular Type 50 0 3 35 0 5 55 0 5 15 5 0 4 70 0 7 2 M4 Depth 5 5 Long Range Type ...

Page 97: ...wn green COM Digital Output COM Side of Photo coupler 4 green LIGHT External Illumination Timing Side of Photo coupler 6 yellow LIGHT External Illumination Timing Side of Photo coupler 15 white yellow TXD Transmitted Data RS 232C for host device 16 yellow brown RXD Received Data RS 232C for host device 8 grey RTS Transmission Request RS 232C for host device 5 pink CTS Transmission Permission RS 23...

Page 98: ...圧 24V green brown green white green grey pink red blue purple yellow yellow brown grey pink brown blue white SYNC SYNC OUT1 LIGHT LIGHT COM TXD OUT3 PGND PGND RXD RTS CTS PVIN PVIN Control connector black OUT2 red white yellow SGND white grey VCC power Voltage 24V ...

Page 99: ...8 4 2 LAN Connector LAN Interface Ethernet is installed on LP ABR To establish a connection use LAN cable for LP ABR series Network Form 10BASE T 100BASE TX 1000BASE T Maximum Transmission Speed 1000M bps ...

Page 100: ...nnected with the host device properly Make sure the LP ABR is connected with the host device properly In RS 232C interface all the communication conditions such as baud rate must be consistent Is the format of serial command correct Serial commands input are effective in stand by state Add a carriage return code CR at the end of the serial command Push Enter key at the end to input the serial comm...

Page 101: ...d the digit number are set up correctly If the settings differ from the input symbologies the reader would not decode the image Are the reading distance and the print quality suitable To ensure the reading distance from the code to the reading window must be within the specified reading distance If the code is damaged or the print quality is low it may not be decodable even if the reading depth re...

Page 102: ...l due to accidental unplug plugin of the LAN cable while the reader is in working mode Retry the connection process after disconnection To recover the connection send the command discon through RS232C interface for forced termination and then retry the connection Refer to the section 6 6 Manage Commnunication Status If there is anything unclear or if you have any problems that can not be resolved ...

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