Barcode Scanner Enables Automatic Identification
SICK has launched the CLV65X barcode scanner to bring fast, automatic identification to a range of industrial applications. The CLV65X Smart scanner has up to a 6m/sec read rate, with improved decoding and stable reading rates on low-contrast, partly destroyed or partially hidden barcodes. It is suitable for use in a number of industries, including automotive, materials handling, logistics, electronics, pharmaceutical, packaging, food and beverage, and in forklift applications.
Using Time of Flight Technology (TOFT) the scanner measures the time the laser takes to reach a label and then adapts its focus accordingly, ensuring high performance over long ranges without the requirement for light switches to change focus positions. The CLV65X can be adapted according to user requirements and offers a flexible output format with a number of connection and fieldbus options to enable network and PLC connections. It is said to be the smallest scanner with integrated Ethernet and features a customised output data formation, reducing the programming required in the PLC.
The freely adaptable and conditional host data string means that the scanner doesn't need the PLC to manipulate data, enabling the generation of multiple data strings for CAN-to-Ethernet RS232. Easy to mount, with dual position cable entry and an intelligent auto setup, the scanner is said to be easy to install and set up. With the ability to run customer-specific scripts, the plug and play solution is also easy to programme and features a micro SD slot for seamless configuration and program change. The CLV65X ensures dependable diagnostics via email, with no additional Ethernet gateway required.
Using Time of Flight Technology (TOFT) the scanner measures the time the laser takes to reach a label and then adapts its focus accordingly, ensuring high performance over long ranges without the requirement for light switches to change focus positions. The CLV65X can be adapted according to user requirements and offers a flexible output format with a number of connection and fieldbus options to enable network and PLC connections. It is said to be the smallest scanner with integrated Ethernet and features a customised output data formation, reducing the programming required in the PLC.
The freely adaptable and conditional host data string means that the scanner doesn't need the PLC to manipulate data, enabling the generation of multiple data strings for CAN-to-Ethernet RS232. Easy to mount, with dual position cable entry and an intelligent auto setup, the scanner is said to be easy to install and set up. With the ability to run customer-specific scripts, the plug and play solution is also easy to programme and features a micro SD slot for seamless configuration and program change. The CLV65X ensures dependable diagnostics via email, with no additional Ethernet gateway required.
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