Zebex A-50M Plus User manual

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OmnidirectionalLaserScannerModule
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RevisionHistory
Changestotheoriginalmanualarelistedbelow:
Version Date DescriptionofVersion
1.0 2018/10/017 Initialrelease
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ImportantNotice
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LaserSafety
The Omnidirectional Laser Scan Module Scanner complies with safety standard IEC
60825foraClassIIlaserproduct.ItalsocomplieswithCDRHasapplicabletoaClassIIa
laserproduct.Avoidlongtermstaringint odirectlaserlight.
RadiantEnergy:TheMiniatureDualLaserOmnidirectionalHandsfreeScannerusestwo
lowpo
wer visible laser diodes operating at 650nm in an optomechanical scanner
resulting in less than 3.9µW radiated power as observedthrough a 7mm apertureand
averagedover10seconds.
Do not attempt to remove the protective housing of the scanner, as unscanned laser
lightwithapeakoutputupto0.8m
Wwouldbeaccessibleinside.
LaserLightViewing:Thescanwindowistheonlyaperturethroughwhichlaserlightmay
be observed from this product. A failure of the scanner motor, while the laser diode
continues to emit a laser beam, may cause emission levels to exceed those fo
r safe
operation. The scanner has safeguards to prevent this occurrence. If, however, a
stationary laser beam is emitted, the failing scanner should be disconnected from its
powersourceimmediately.
Adjustments: Do not attempt any adjustments or alteration of this product. Do not
remove the protective housing of the scanner. Ther
e are no userserviceable parts
inside.
Caution:Useofcontrolsoradjustmentsorperformanceofproceduresotherthanthose
specifiedhereinmayresultinhazardouslaserlightexposure.
Optical: The use of optical instruments with this product will increase the eye hazard.
Opticalinstrumentsincludebinoculars,magnifyingglasses,andmicr
oscopesbutdonot
includenormaleyeglasses wornbytheuser.
ForCECountries
This scanner is in conformity with CE standards. Please note that an approved,
CEmarkedpowersupplyunitshouldbeusedinordertomaintainCEconformance.
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TableofContents
ImportantNotice .....................................................................................................................ii
Introduction ............................................................................................................................ 1
Outline1
(Figure1:Outline) .......................................................................................................... 1
FrontView...................................................................................................................... 1
BackView....................................................................................................................... 2
BottomView .................................................................................................................. 2
Unpacking.......................................................................................................................3
MaintainingtheScanner ................................................................................................ 3
Connecting.............................................................................................................................. 4
Power 4
VerifyingScannerOperation .......................................................................................... 4
ConnectingtotheHost .................................................................................................. 5
MountingInstructions ............................................................................................................ 6
Mounting........................................................................................................................6
(Figure2:DiagramsforMounting) ................................................................................. 6
(Figure3:CablePosition) ............................................................................................... 7
LocationandPositioning ................................................................................................ 8
(Figure4:MountingPlate:BackView)........................................................................... 8
(Figure5:MountingPlate:BottomView) ...................................................................... 9
WindowInstructions............................................................................................................. 10
WindowMaterial ......................................................................................................... 10
WindowAngleandPosition......................................................................................... 12
(Figure6:WindowAngle&Position) ........................................................................... 13
(Figure7:DiagramsofWindowSize) ........................................................................... 13
SettingUptheScanner ......................................................................................................... 14
ScanTest ...................................................................................................................... 14
SetUpParameters ....................................................................................................... 14
Operation.............................................................................................................................. 15
LEDIndications............................................................................................................. 15
Beeps 16
ChangingBeepVolume ................................................................................................ 16
SleepMode .................................................................................................................. 16
ControllingfromAHostSystem ................................................................................... 17
Specifications ........................................................................................................................ 18
Troubleshooting.................................................................................................................... 21
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Introduction
This Omnidirectional Laser Scan Module is an easytointegrate unit that performs 5
directionsof scan field with a 20line scan pattern cycling at 1200 scan per second for
quick and accurate reads. The scanners smart small cubic design allows for easy
integrationintonewequipmentandefficientlyreduceso
verallequipmentsize.Multiple
interfacesincludingRS232CandHIDUSBareoffere datuser’sconvenience.
Outline
(Figure1:Outline)
FrontView
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BackView
BottomView
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Unpacking
Thepackageshouldcontain:
OmnidirectionalLaserScannerwithSelectedInterface
Cable(1ea.)
5VAdaptor(Optional)(1ea.)
MaintainingtheScanner
The scanner rarely needs any maintenance, only an occasional cleaning of the scanner
windowisnecessarytoremoveanydirtorfingerprint.Tocleanthescannerwindow,use
a soft lintfree cloth and nonabrasive cleaner to avoid scratching the scanner window.
Thescannerwindowcanbecleanedwhilethescannerisru
nning.
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Connecting
Power
The scanner needs a minimum of 300mA at 5V power. The power link interface cable
thatcomeswiththescannersupportsbothdirectpower(wherethescannertakespower
fromthehostmachine)andexternalpower(thepoweradapterthat'spluggedintoanAC
outlet). If the host machine supplies power, it must be th
e same as the input power
specified(300mA@5V).Whenexternalpowerisused,thescannerdoesnottakepower
fromthehostmachine.
Thereisnoon/offswitchonthescanner.Itturnsonwhenpowerisconnectedandturns
off when power is removed. It is advised to tur
n off your POS or host system before
installingthescannertoavoidelectronicdamagetoyourcomputer.
Make sure to use only AC/DC power adaptor approved for the scanner. The usage of
other power supplies may cause damage to the product that's not covered by factory
warranty.
VerifyingScannerOperation
Beforeinstallingthescanner,followtheproceduresbelowtomakesurescanninggoon
properly.
1. Connectthescannerwithhostthroughthecableattachedtothescanner.
2. (Ifanadaptorisnotrequired,godirectlytostep4.)Insertthe8pinmodularplugof
thepowerlinkcableintothe“host”con
nectorinthebackofthescanneruntilafirm
clickisheard.
3. Plugthepoweradaptorintothejackonthepowerlinkcable.
4. Whenthescannerpowersup,LEDlightupingreenandthebuzzermakesfourshort
beepsounds.Whentheselftestisfinished,theLE
Dlightwillturnred.
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5. Placeatestbarcodeinfrontofthescanner.Ifthescannerworksright,itwillmake
ashort beep sound,andthe LED willshowgreen light indicatinga good read, then
the"testbarcode"
canberemoved.
1. Ifthe scanner does not makeany beep soundsor makes the wrong beepsound or
noLEDlightshowswhenpowerisconnected,removepowerfromscannerandrefer
totroubleshootingsection.
2. IfthescannerisusingRS232interfacecable,itisabletoscanbarcodescontinuously
whenpowerison
.IfthescannerisusingUSBinterfacecable,it willonlybeableto
scan barcodes continuously only when connected to a host.If the scanner is not
connectedtoahost,itwillbeabletoreadonebarcodeonly(LEDlightstaysgreen).
ConnectingtotheHost
Thescannerconnectstoahostterminalbyaninterfacecable.Thiscableconnectstothe
scannerwithamodularconnector,andconnectstothehostterminalwiththeconnector
requiredbythehost(RS232orUSB,dependingonthehost).Pleasemakesuretheright
cableisusedforcon
nectingthescannertoyourhostterminal.
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MountingInstructions
Mounting
Scanperformancewillnotbeaffectedbythemountingdirectionofthescanner.
Use mounting holes on the bottom or/and back of the scanner to mount the scanner
ontohostmachine(Figure2).
Templatesbelowcanalsobeusedforreference(Figure4&5).
SR (strain release) that is connected to the cable rotates 90to comply with the way
the scanner is mounted; therefore the scanner will be positioned horizontally to the
hostmachinewithoutcableinterferenceforoptimalmounting.(SeeFigure3).
(Figure2:DiagramsforMounting)
BackView
Unit:mm(inch)
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BottomView
Unit:mm(inch)
(Figure3:CablePosition)
HorizontalMounting
VerticalMounting
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LocationandPositioning
The location and positioning guidelines provided do not consider unique application
characteristics. It is recommended that an optomechanical engineer perform an
optomechanicalanalysispriortointegration.
Integrate the scan module in an environment no more extreme than the product’s
specification. For instance, do notmount the scan module onto or ne
xt to a largeheat
source. When placing the scan module with another device, ensure there is proper
convection or venting for heat. Follow these suggestions to ensure product longevity,
warranty,andoverallsatisfactionwiththescanmodule.
(Figure4:MountingPlate:BackView)
3MountingHoles
Size:M3*0.5
Depth:3.0
Scale1:
1
Unit:mm
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(Figure5:MountingPlate:BottomView)
2MountingHoles
Size:M3*0.5
Depth:4.5
Scale1:1
Unit:mm
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WindowInstructions
Itisnotrecommendedtoplaceanadditionalexit window infront ofthis scan module.
However,when sucha windowis requiredfor application, pleasefollow the guidelines
below.
WindowMaterial
The suitability of window material depends on the anticipated environment and your
product’s intended use. Appropriate window material includes glass and plastic.
However, if you choose to use plastic, it should havea protectivehardcoaton at least
theexposedsurface.Amongthemostcommonlyusedwindowmaterialsare:
Acrylic
Acr
ylic is an excellent material option for exit windows at low initial cost. This cellcast
acrylic is a clear plastic that can be used as a shatterproof replacement for glass that
maintainstransparencyforanythickness.
CR39
CR39isathermalsettingplasticproducedbythecellcastingprocess,an
discommonly
used in plastic eye glasses lenses. CR39 has excellent chemical and environmental
resistance, including good surface hardness. Typically it does not require hardcoating,
but can be hardcoated for severe environments. CR39 has reasonably good impact
resistanceandcannotbeultrasonicallywelded.
ChemicallyTe
mperedFloatGlass
Glass is a hard material which provides excellent scratch and abrasion resistance, but
unannealedglassisbrittle.Increasingflexibilitystrengthwithminimalopticaldistortion
requires chemical tempering. On the other hand, glass cannot be ultrasonically welded
andisdifficulttocutintooddshapes.
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Table1:SuggestedWindowProperties
Property Description
Material ClearAcrylic
SpectralTransmission 85%minimumfrom640to690
nanometers
Thickness 1.5mm
WavefrontDistortion
(transmission)
0.2wavelengthspeaktovalleymaximum
overany0.08inchdiameterwithinthe
clearaperture
SurfaceQuality 6020scratch/dig
Donotusepolycarbonatematerial.
Avoid scratched windows. Scratches on the window can greatly reduce scan engine
performance. A design that recesses the window into the housing and/or the use of a
scratchresistancecoatingisrecommended.
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WindowAngleandPosition
Ifawindowisplacedbetweenthescanmoduleandtheitemtobeimaged,observethe
followingguidelines:
(1)WindowAngle
Design the second exit window parallel to the scan module exit window, and avoid
decreases the possibility of a secondary reflection from that window degrading the
scanmodule'sperformance.SeeFi
gure6.
(2)WindowOpening
Make the clear opening of the window large enough so that the entire scan field of
viewpassesthroughthewindow.Cuttingoffanypartofthefieldofviewcandegrade
decode range performance. Ensure that window placement relative to the scan
module accountsfor tolera
nces on all parts involved in that assembly. The suggested
windowsizesatvariousdistancefromthescanwindowisshowninTable2,
Figure6&7:
Table2:Suggeste dWindowSize
Distancefromscanwindowatscan
centerline(cm)
0
(0”)
1
(0.4”)
2
(0.8”)
3
(1.2
”)
4
(1.6”)
5
(1.8”)
Minimumwindowwidth(cm) 5 5.5 7 9 10 12
Minimumwindowheight(cm) 4.5 5 6 6.5 7 7.5
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(Figure6:WindowAngle&Position)
(Figure7:DiagramsofWindowSize)
(3)OpticalWorkingRange
Sincethereisasignallosswhenpassingthroughwindowmaterial,addingawindowcan
reducetheworking rangeofthe scanner;windowcolorcanalsobeavariousfactor.To
minimize this reduction, make sure the spectral region is between600 nm and 650 nm
and the op
tical transmission is a minimum of 85%. However, to understand the
difference, you should test the scanner in the desired orientation and see if the
differenceaffectsscanningperformance.
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SettingUptheScanner
No setup is required if the scanner is either preprogrammed or it autodetects and is
readytobeused.Otherwise,thescannermustbeinformedaboutthetypeofsystemitis
connectedto. This canbe donequickly usingthe ProgrammingGuidethat’sincluded in
thepackage.
TheProgramm
ingGuideisusedtosetparameterssuchascommunicationinterfacetype
(RS232,USB),beep tone,beepvolume, sleep modetiming,and samecode delay time.
Setupofoneparameterdoesnotinterferewithotherparameters.
ScanTest
1. Withthe scanner running (LED red) and thehost system on, scanfew knowngood
barcodes.
2. Check result on host screen. If scanner is reading correctly, no further setup is
necessary.Ifscannerreadsincorrectly,thengototheSetUpParameterssection.
SetUpParameters
1. With the scanner running (LED red) and the host system on, scan <Enter/Exit
ProgrammingMode>barcodefoundontheinsidecoveroftheProgrammingGuide.
2. Scanner is ready for programming if it gives one low beep sound followed
immediatelybyahighbeepsoundandLEDturnsgreen.
3. Find th
e barcode which corresponds to the parameter you require in the
ProgrammingGuide.
4. Scanthedesiredbarcodesonebyoneasthescannerbeepsonceforeverybarcode
itmemorizes.
5. Whenallfinished,scan<Enter/ExitProgrammingMode>barcodeagain.Thescanner
willbeeptwice,onelongandoneshort.Whe
nLEDturnsred,thescannerhasbeen
programmed.
6. Scan few knowngood barcodes to make sure the scanner reads correctly. If not, try set up
proceduresagain.
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