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Modulo
The Modulo parameter defines the maximum value for the counter.
As soon as this value is reached, the numbering recommences at 1, which results in
existing images being overwritten. In this way, you can restrict the maximum amount of
memory required by the stored images.
Counter
The Zähler parameter is used to define the numbering for the stored images.
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CYCLIC NO.
: The stored images are numbered consecutively up to a definable value
( Modulo ). As soon as this value is reached, the numbering recommences at 1,
which results in existing images being overwritten. Likewise, when the device is
restarted or the configuration is changed, the numbering starts again from 1.
Cyclic numbering stores the images that were captured last.
•
TRIGGER NO.
: The stored images are numbered consecutively. The number is
increased by 1 as soon as the reading gate opens. When the device is restarted,
the numbering starts again from 1. Once the memory is full, no more images can
be stored. Trigger-based numbering stores the images that were captured first.
413 Destination Interface
The Destination Interface parameter determines which interface is used to output the
data .
The following sensor interfaces can be used as a data output for data string forwarding:
• Serial aux interface
• Serial host interface
• Ethernet aux interface
• Ethernet host interface
414 Z-Coordinate
The distance between the reading device and the reference point in the Z-direction, i.e.,
the distance above the conveying line, is entered under the
Z-Coordinate parameter.
415 Reset
Pressing the Reset button clears the values in the Reading Gates , Good Reads , No
Reads , and Read Rate display fields.
416 Code summarization
Using the parameters in the Code summarization group, the system can distinguish
between codes of the same type and with identical content depending on where they
are positioned on the object.
For this to take place, there must be a definable minimum distance (code distance)
between the identical codes on the object.
417 Use Additional Error Correction
Activating the Use Additional Error Correction parameter makes the sensor more toler‐
ant in terms of reading partially destroyed codes or codes that are carelessly marked.
It is particularly recommended to activate this parameter when reading poor-quality,
directly marked codes. Activating this additional error correction may affect the duration
of the reading operation.
SOPAS PARAMETER OVERVIEW
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