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LeCtor62x | SICK

Step 3: Configuration

a. Configuration without PC

You can set the read properties of the device directly 

on the device using the two function buttons.
1.  Start “edit” mode.

3 sec 

Ready

Read Diagn

Result

TeachIn

LED

Auto-Setup

Data

Autofocus

LNK TX

Userdefined

300

200

100

70

40

100

0

[mm]

[%]

Ready

Read Diagn

Result

TeachIn

LED

Auto-Setup

Data

Autofocus

LNK TX

Userdefined

300

200

100

70

40

100

0

[mm]

[%]

O

2.  Align the device with the code. the eCo variant 

has no aiming laser.

    

(Codemuster)

3.  Select Auto-Setup.

Ready

Read Diagn

Result

TeachIn

LED

Auto-Setup

Data

Autofocus

LNK TX

Userdefined

300

200

100

70

40

100

0

[mm]

[%]

Ready

Read Diagn

Result

TeachIn

LED

Auto-Setup

Data

Autofocus

LNK TX

Userdefined

300

200

100

70

40

100

0

[mm]

[%]

O

O

2 x short

4.  Start Auto-Setup.

1 x short

Ready

Read Diagn

Result

TeachIn

LED

Auto-Setup

Data

Autofocus

LNK TX

Userdefined

300

200

100

70

40

100

0

[mm]

[%]

Ö

Ready

Read Diagn

Result

TeachIn

LED

Auto-Setup

Data

Autofocus

LNK TX

Userdefined

300

200

100

70

40

100

0

[mm]

[%]

O

•  eCo variant: the device adjusts itself automati-

cally to suit the lighting conditions and the 

quality of the code.

•  Professional, High Speed, DPM Plus and oCr 

variants: the device adjusts itself automati-

cally to the lighting conditions, code quality and 

working distance.

5.  Wait until Auto-Setup has finished. The bar graph 

shows the progress of the Auto-Setup function 

in percent. 100% means the Auto-Setup has 

finished. The color of the LED signals the result.

Display

LeD

color

status

auto-

setup

O

Blue

Auto-Setup selected

Ö

Blue

Auto-Setup started

O

Green

Auto-Setup successfully quit

O

Yellow Auto-Setup was partially suc-

cessful

O

red

Auto-Setup was unsuccessful

= illuminated; 

Ö 

= flashing

tab. 2:  Feedback of “Auto-Setup” LeD

important!

If the “Auto-Setup” LeD lights up yellow or red, the 

read result is insufficient. Check the alignment and 

the distance of the device from the code. 

-

 

See 

“Aligning the reading window of the device with the 

code” on page 2.

6.  Exit “Edit” mode and save the parameters. The 

existing configuration is overwritten.

Ready

Read Diagn

Result

TeachIn

LED

Auto-Setup

Data

Autofocus

LNK TX

Userdefined

300

200

100

70

40

100

0

[mm]

[%]

O

3 sec 

Save

parameters

Alternatively, the device saves the parameters au-

tomatically if 5 minutes elapse without a pushbut-

ton being pressed, and it returns to read mode.

b. Configuration with PC

The default configuration software SOPAS ET is used 

to configure the device. Use at least version V2.38 to 

do so. We recommend using the newest version.

Installing and starting the configuration software
1.  Download and install the latest version of the 

SOPAS ET configuration software, as well as 

current device description files (*.sdd), from the 

online product page for the software by following 

the instructions provided there:  

www.sick.com/SOPAS_ET

 

In this case, select the “Complete” option as 

selected by the installation wizard. Administrator 

rights may be required on the PC to install the 

software.

2.  When starting, select the required user interface:

•  “Standard” user interface for stand-alone ap-

plications

•  “Extended” user interface when the device is 

integrated in a network (e.g. CAN bus).

3.  establish a connection between the software and 

the device via ethernet or USB (depending on 

type).  

the connection wizard starts automatically.

4.  The following IP address is configured by default 

on the device:

•  IP address: 192.168.0.1

•  Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0

5.  Select Lector620 from the list of available de-

vices. SoPAS et establishes communication with 

the device and loads the associated device de-

scription file for the device. The program window, 

which is divided into three sections, opens.

1

2

3

Fig. 5:  SOPAS ET program window: example

1. 

“Wizard and help” area

2. 

“Image display” area

3. 

“Configuration” area

Configuring the device
1.  In the 

O

nline

 i

mage

 window, click the 

e

dit

 button. In 

the 

e

dit

 mode, the device starts recording images 

consecutively and uses the current settings to de-

code them. the effects of any parameter changes 

become directly visible.

the following functions are deactivated in 

e

dit

 mode:

•  Switching inputs and outputs

•  Data output via the host interface.

Configuring reading performance with the Wizard
Configuring with the Wizard is not possible with 

pharma codes.

¾

¾

Start the 

a

utO

-S

etup

 wizard on the left in the 

program window and follow the instructions in the 

dialog box.  

the device adjusts itself automatically with 

Auto-Setup to suit the lighting conditions, working 

distance, and quality of the code presented. the 

device initially temporarily stores these calculated 

values. SoPAS et applies the parameters to the 

two configuration bars 

C

amera

 & i

lluminatiOn

 

and 

C

OdeS

.

Continuing the configuration
1.  For custom optimization of the image and code 

settings of the device, click the 

C

amera

 & i

llumina

-

tiOn

 and 

C

OdeS

 configuration bars on the right and 

adjust the parameter values.

2.  to make the changes directly visible, go to the 

image display window 

O

nline

 i

mageS

 and click the 

e

dit

 button.

3.  Make settings for additional functions during 

planned operation such as codes, reading clock, 

read result formats, data interface, etc.

4.  Go to the image display window 

O

nline

 i

mageS

, click 

the 

O

peratiOn

 button, and test the settings in read 

mode (real operation).

oCr variant only

¾

¾

For optical oCr/oCV character recognition, start 

the oCr Setup wizard on the left of the program 

window and follow the instructions in the dialog 

box.

Completing the configuration
5.  To permanently store the overall configuration:

•  Parameter set in the device: Click the 

 

button.

•  Configuration file on the PC: Click the 

 

button. 

Summary of Contents for Lector620

Page 1: ...e emphasis here is on the availability of products and their features SICK AG always assumes that the integrity and confidentiality of the data and rights affected by the use of these prod ucts will be ensured by the customer In all cases appropriate security measures such as network separation firewalls virus protection and patch management must be taken by the customer on the basis of the situat...

Page 2: ...n electrical systems Electrical connections between the device and other devices may only be created or disconnected when there is no power to the system Otherwise the devices may be damaged When using connecting or extension cables with an open end make sure that bare wire ends are not touching risk of short circuit when the supply volt age is switched on Wires must be appropriately insulated fro...

Page 3: ...ware as well as current device description files sdd from the online product page for the software by following the instructions provided there www sick com SOPAS_ET In this case select the Complete option as selected by the installation wizard Administrator rights may be required on the PC to install the software 2 When starting select the required user interface Standard user interface for stand...

Page 4: ...ghting unit 1 3 2 1 1 1 1 2 1 ECO variant Fig 8 Lighting unit 1 Integrated lighting 4 x LED 2 x left 2 x right ECO variant 2 x LED 2 x left 2 Feed back spot e g for Good Read 1 x green LED 3 Aiming lasers for alignment can be deactivated 2 x red laser LEDs The ECO variant has no aiming laser Status indicators functions Ready Read Diagn Result TeachIn LED Auto Setup Data Autofocus LNK TX Userdefine...

Page 5: ... the slot until it locks into place 5 Screw the cover on tight Transport and storage Transport and store the device in its original packag ing ensuring that the protective caps or plugs have been screwed onto the electrical connections Do not store outdoors To ensure that any residual moisture present can escape do not store the device in airtight containers Do not expose to aggressive media e g s...

Page 6: ...unit See Type code on page 7 Sensor resolu tion See Type code on page 7 Image sensor type See Type code on page 7 Scanning frequency at full resolution 60 Hz at WVGA resolution With ECO variant 25 Hz at WVGA resolution Ambient light immunity 2 000 lx on code Bar code types 1D 2 5 Interleaved Codabar Code 128 Code 32 Code 39 Code 93 GS1 DataBar GS1 128 EAN 128 Pharmacode UPC GTIN EAN Type Lector620...

Page 7: ...equired USB USB Supply voltage VS Fig 13 Lector62x ECO with cable outlet Type Lector620 ICR620x xxxxxx Electrical pro tection class III DIN EN 60950 1 2006 04 A11 2009 03 A1 2010 03 A12 2011 02 A2 2013 08 Enclosure rating See Type code on page 7 According to EN 60529 2000 09 Maintaining the enclosure rat ing See For your safety on page 1 EMC Electromagnetic immunity EN 61000 6 2 2005 08 01 Radiate...

Page 8: ...connector M12 4 pin D coded Pin Signal Signal Signal 1 GND Supply voltage VS TX 2 Supply voltage VS RxD RS 232 Aux RX 3 CAN L TxD RS 232 Aux TX 4 CAN H Sensor 2 RX 5 TD RS 422 Host GND 6 TD RS 422 Host TxD RS 232 Host RD RS 422 Host 7 TxD RS 232 Aux RD RS 422 Host RxD RS 232 Host 8 RxD RS 232 Aux TD RS 422 Host 9 SensGND TD RS 422 Host TxD RS 232 Host 10 Sensor 1 switching input CAN H 11 RD RS 422...

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