Cognex MX-1000 Bedienungsanleitung

MX-1000

User Guide

Version 5.5.3

3/24/2016

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Table of Contents

Legal Notices 2

Table of Contents 3

Symbols 4

About MX-1000 5

Initial Testing 6

Tricks and Tips 7

The DataMan Quick Setup 8

System Setup 11

Installing the DataMan Setup Tool 11

Proxy Mode 12

Keyboard Mode 13

Data Buffering 14

Power Off Mode 14

MX-1000 Battery Management 15

Charging and Discharging Batteries 15

Troubleshooting 19

Compliance Information 20

Agency Compliance Statements 20

Agency Compliance Statements: MX-1000 Charging Station 22

Precautions 25

Table of Contents

Symbols

The following symbols indicate safety precautions and supplemental information.

WARNING:This symbol indicates the presence of a hazard that could result in death, serious personal injury or

electrical shock.

CAUTION:This symbol indicates the presence of a hazard that could result in property damage.

Note: Notes provide supplemental information about a subject.

Tip: Tips provide helpful suggestions and shortcuts that may not otherwise be apparent.

Symbols

About MX-1000

The Cognex MX-1000 Vision-Enabled Mobile Terminal (henceforth referred to as "MX-1000" reader) is a handheld ID

mobile device supporting an integrated user interface based on a consumer mobile device in an industrial grade

housing. It features high-speed bar code reading performance in a modular, rugged design that supports a variety of 3rd

party mobile devices. The MX-1000 reader provides the industry’s most advanced technology for reading 1-D and 2-D

codes. The MX-1000X also reads challenging 2-D DPM codes. It is designed to withstand heavy use in industrial

settings and the unique modular design allows you to stay current with mobile communications technology and easily

replace or upgrade components without the need for a service plan. The enhanced interface allows you to write and

implement your own application according to your work environment’s needs.

The MX-1000 reader offers the following features:

lWireless charging

lLED aimer and illumination

lNo external connectors

lTrigger buttons on each side of the housing, as well as on the pistol grip accessory*

lVibro at the bottom part that ensures adequate feedback even in loud environments

lBeeper in the main unit and in the grip accessory*

*The pistol grip is not provided with the MX-1000 reader. It is an optional accessory.

The MX-1000 Kit includes the following:

lMX-1000 reader

lSpecific top cover

lBattery

Note: An appropriate mobile device is necessary to work with MX-1000 reader. Currently the Samsung Galaxy S4,

Galaxy S5,iPhone 5, 5S, 6, 6Sand the 5th Generation iPods are the supported mobile devices.

About MX-1000

Initial Testing

Perform the steps below to get your MX-1000 system up and running quickly and scan barcodes.

1. Assemble your MX-1000.

Tip: For details, consult the MX-1000 Quick Reference Guide.

i. Make sure that there is a battery in the MX-1000 device.

ii. Make sure that the mobile device is powered on.

iii. Ensure that the MX-1000 engine is turned on by pressing either of the trigger buttons(left or right side).

2. Scan the following Reader Programming (RP) codes:

Enable PDF417

Enable QR Code

Increase Power Off Timeout

(30 minutes)

3. Install the DataMan Quick Setup for Android.

There are two ways to install the application:

i. Load the .apk file to the Android mobile device from a PC and open it.

ii. Download the .apk file onto phone from the Google Play store, and then install the application: Go to the

"Downloads" folder and tap the .apk file so that the application gets installed on the phone.

Tip: If you get a permissions error, go to Settings and select “Allow apps from unknown sources”.

Then the installation will be successful.

Initial Testing

4. Mobile Device Settings:

Settings on the mobile device that you may want to adjust to suit your application requirements:

lDisable auto-rotate screen

lDisable automatic screen brightness

lAdjust screen timeout to maximum

lChange touch key light duration to Always On

lEnable increase touch sensitivity

lDisable vibration in the phone (the MX-1000 has vibration motor)

5. Start scanning: Open the DataMan Quick Setup on the mobile device and scan barcodes.

Tricks and Tips

1. A battery must be inserted in the back of the MX-1000 device for the scan engine to boot up. The scan engine

does not run off the phone’s battery. Rather, the Cognex battery powers the Cognex scan engine and provides

auxiliary power to the phone.

2. Power the phone on separately, using the power button.

3. There is a left and right trigger button on the reader, and a software trigger button in the DataMan Quick Setup.

Initial Testing

The DataMan Quick Setup

The DataMan Quick Setup can be used to configure your reader through your mobile phone. It is an application using

which you can see the image and the decoded barcode software, change some basic settings on the DataMan device

and in the future, update the firmware.

The first step in the MX-1000 setup process is to download and start the DataMan Quick Setup on your mobile phone.

Note: For information on how to install the DataMan Quick Setup, see the section on Initial Testing.

Tip: You can download the DataMan Quick Setup from the Google Play store.

1. To start the DataMan Quick Setup, tap the DataMan Quick Setup icon on the desktop of your mobile user

interface. The Camera page of the DataMan Quick Setup appears.

2. If you keep tapping Trigger or keep pressing the trigger buttons on your reader or on the grip, your reader scans

and reads a code.

3. The result of reading appears in the Camera page of the DataMan Quick Setup. You can share the result by

tapping the Share icon at the top right corner of the screen.

Step 1: Tap the DataMan Quick

Setup icon.

Step 2: Use the Trigger option. Step 3: Check the result of triggering.

4. If you want to improve the exposure settings, go to the next screen of the Camera page by swiping the screen.

5. On swiping again, you can configure the details of the illumination and the aimer.

The DataMan Quick Setup

Step 4: Configure exposure and gain on the second

screen of the Camera page.

Step 5: Configure illumination fields on the third screen

of the Camera page.

6. The functions can be reached from the main menu. On the Result History page, you find details about your past

activities with the DataMan Quick Setup.

7. On the Device Settings page, you can configure the trigger type and the code symbologies.

DataMan Quick Setup - Main Menu Step 6: Check the logs on the Result

History page.

Step 7: Configure trigger type and

device symbology on the Device

Settings page.

The DataMan Quick Setup

8. The Statistics page provides data on the triggers and reads.

You can perform the steps above not only by using the MX-1000 reader but also by using readers connected to

your device on a network.

Step 8: See statistics about triggers and reads on the

Statistics page.

Connect to another device

Tip: If you want to develop your own application instead of using the DataMan Quick Setup, use the Mobile

SDK available at cognex.com.

Note: You can also perform the reader configuration in the proxy mode of the DataMan Quick Setup by

using the DataMan Setup Tool.

The DataMan Quick Setup

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