Microscan HawkEye 1500 Series Bedienungsanleitung
HawkEye™ 1500 Series
User Manual
EM-40391-1V241
v2.4.1, Nov 2008
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Contents
PREFACE Welcome! xv
Purpose of This Manual xv
Manual Conventions xv
CHAPTER 1 Configurations 1-1
Selecting the Correct HawkEye™ to Read Your Data Matrix 1-1
Data Matrix Construction 1-3
Selection Criteria 1-4
Resolution 1-4
Field of View 1-4
Working Distance 1-5
Selecting A Lens 1-5
Standard Lens Selection Chart 1-5
Custom Lens Selection 1-6
Selecting Lighting 1-6
Standard Light Selection 1-6
HawkEye™ 1515 1-7
HawkEye™ 1525 1-8
HawkEye™ XL details 1-8
Custom Light Selection 1-9
HawkEye™ 1510 1-9
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CHAPTER 2 Connecting to the HawkEye™ 1500 2-1
Connectivity 2-1
TCP/IP Port 2-1
Serial Port 2-3
Rear Panel 2-4
Power Connector 2-5
Power Supply Wiring 2-6
Field I/O Connector 2-8
Grounding Tab (Optional) 2-11
I/O Expansion Module (Optional) 2-13
Using the I/O Expansion Module 2-14
I/O Expansion Module Connectors 2-16
I/O Interface Connector – J1 2-16
Opto In, Opto Out, & Strobe Output Terminal Block – TB1 2-17
General Purpose I/O Terminal Block – TB2 2-19
Field I/O Wiring Examples 2-20
Input Opto Wiring 2-20
Output Opto Wiring 2-21
General Purpose I/O Wiring 2-24
External I/O Terminal Block Adapter (Optional) 2-27
External I/O Terminal Block Connectors 2-27
I/O Interface Connector – (15 Connector HDB-Sub) 2-27
Signal Distribution Terminal Block 2-28
Field I/O Wiring Examples 2-30
Input Opto Wiring 2-30
Output Opto Wiring 2-31
TTL I/O Wiring 2-33
External I/O Terminal Block Adapter Cable (Optional) 2-34
External Strobe & Sensor 2-36
Serial Connector & Serial Adapter Cable 2-39
Ethernet 2-41
Power & Ethernet LEDs 2-42
Mode/Status LEDs 2-43
Verification LEDs 2-44
Beeper 2-44
QuicSet® 2-44
Front Panel HawkEye™ 1510 2-45
Light Port Connector 2-45
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Mounting Blocks 2-47
Optional Location for Mounting Block 2-47
CHAPTER 3 HawkEye™ 1500 Series Overview 3-1
Unique Camera Names 3-3
Application Modes 3-3
Demo 3-3
Motion 3-4
Stop and Scan 3-4
Supermarket 3-4
Lighting Modes 3-4
Retry Modes 3-6
Time 3-7
Count 3-7
GPIO IN 4 Duration 3-7
ISWT (Inter-Symbol Wait) 3-8
PID List 3-9
PID List w/Acquire 3-10
Light 3-10
HawkEye™ 1500 I/O Operations 3-10
Trigger Behavior 3-10
Trigger Diagrams 3-11
Trigger Diagram 1 3-12
Trigger Diagram 2 3-13
Trigger Diagram 3 3-14
Trigger Diagram 4 3-15
Trigger Diagram 5 3-16
Trigger Diagram 6 3-17
Triggering the Unit (Inputs) 3-17
Physical Triggers 3-18
Virtual Triggers 3-18
Additional Physical Triggers Available 3-19
Outputs 3-19
Data Valid — Pipelined 3-20
Pass/Fail Only — Pipelined 3-21
Data Valid — Full Handshake 3-22
Pass/Fail Only — Full Handshake 3-24
DV - 2 Line Verify — Full HS 3-25
DV - 3 Line Verify — Full HS 3-26
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DV - 2 Line Verify — Pulse 3-28
DV - 3 Line Verify — Pulse 3-29
Formatted Output & Audio 3-31
Reported Error Codes 3-32
QuicSet® Symbol Photometry 3-35
CHAPTER 4 ReadRunner 4-1
Setting Up Communications 4-1
Overview 4-1
ReadRunner Menus 4-2
ReadRunner Shortcut Keys 4-4
ReadRunner Buttons 4-5
Setting Up Your Application 4-7
Adding & Taking Control of a Camera 4-7
Adding a Camera That is on a Different Subnet 4-11
Using Live Video to Align the Camera 4-12
Using Learn During Image Optimization 4-14
Displaying Camera Report Information 4-15
Resetting Camera Report Statistics 4-18
Saving & Loading Configuration Files 4-18
Saving Configuration Files 4-19
Loading Configuration Files 4-20
Releasing Control of a Camera 4-21
Removing a Camera 4-21
Using ReadRunner 4-22
Setting Up Photometry 4-22
Preprocessing Images 4-24
Setting Up Symbology 4-25
Defining the Region of Interest 4-26
Copying Current to PID 4-28
Copying PID to Current 4-28
Setting Up Text Matching 4-29
Match List Triggered I/O 4-31
Behavior of the Wildcard Match 4-40
Setting Up Serial Number Matching 4-41
Specifying... 4-44
Preferences 4-44
Application Modes 4-46
Lighting 4-48
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Retry Modes 4-49
Extended PID List 4-51
Read Timeout 4-52
Report Budget 4-52
Triggers 4-53
Advanced I/O 4-54
Supported Keyword Names 4-59
Supported Behaviors 4-61
Serial/TCP Settings 4-64
Ethernet/IP Connectivity 4-67
Output Format Strings 4-71
Format String Keywords 4-77
Keyword Example 4-82
Toggling the Target Laser 4-86
Toggling the Beeper 4-87
Controlling the Beep 4-88
Saving Parameters on the Camera to Flash 4-89
Restoring Defaults 4-89
Decoder 4-89
Application Mode 4-89
Decoder & Application Mode 4-90
Displaying... 4-90
Verification Report 4-90
Reports & Images Over A Serial Connection 4-91
Commands Sent To and Output From the Camera 4-91
Programming User Buttons 4-92
Sending Remote Commands to the Camera 4-94
Timing & Rate Information 4-94
Information About Cameras on the Network 4-96
ReadRunner Version Number 4-98
Fine Tuning & Monitoring Your Application 4-100
Selecting Symbologies (1D or 2D) 4-100
Camera Resolution and Pixels 4-100
Learning & Unlearning 4-101
Enabling Assisted Learn 4-103
Unlearning 4-103
Modifying Decoding Parameters 4-104
Data Matrix Parameters 4-104
Barcode Parameters 4-109
Expert Settings 4-113
Data Matrix Fine Tune 4-115
BC412 Parameters 4-116
QR Code Parameters 4-117
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Code 39 Parameters 4-118
I2of5 Parameters 4-119
UPC Parameters 4-119
Debugging Images 4-120
Configuring the Part Queue 4-120
Uploading Images Using QueueView 4-126
Saving Images to the PC Using QueueView 4-128
Saving the Current Image 4-129
Loading Image Files to the Camera 4-129
Returning the Camera to Acquisition 4-130
The Filmstrip Recorder 4-131
CHAPTER 5 Reading Difficult Symbols 5-1
General Reading Guidelines 5-1
Further Explanation 5-1
Preprocessing with Morphology 5-2
Erode Example 5-3
Dilate Example 5-4
Reading Different Difficult Symbols 5-5
CHAPTER 6 The Bootloader 6-1
Diagnostic Levels 6-1
Diagnostic Monitor 6-1
Boot Loader Power-On Self-Tests 6-3
Hard Error 6-3
Bootloader Menu 6-3
d — Dump Memory 6-4
Syntax 6-4
m — Modify Memory 6-5
Syntax 6-5
dt — Display Test Menu 6-5
Syntax 6-5
et — Execute Test 6-6
Syntax 6-6
dbp — Display Boot Parameters 6-6
Syntax 6-6
mbp — Modify Boot Parameters 6-7
Standalone Mode 6-7
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