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l All connectors must have cables connected or be sealed with protective plugs.

l The reader front cover and lens cover must be correctly installed.

l The requirements for temperature, vibration, and shock must be met.

Mechanical Information

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Legal Notices2
Table of Contents3
About this Manual7
Symbols7
Safety Information8
Warnings and Notices8
Mechanical Information9
Dataman 50 Reader Dimensions9
Dataman 60 Reader Dimensions10
Dataman 70 Series Reader Dimensions11
Dataman 150 Reader Dimensions12
Dataman 260 Reader Dimensions13
Dataman 280 Reader Dimensions14
Dataman 300 Series Reader Dimensions17
Dataman 360 Series Reader Dimensions19
Dataman 370 Series Reader Dimensions20
Dataman 370 Series Reader with High Power Integrated Light (HPIL)20
Dataman 370 Series Reader with High Power Illumination Accessory (HPIA)21
Dataman 370 Series Reader with High Power Integrated Torch (HPIT)21
Dataman 470 Series Reader Dimensions22
Dataman 470 Reader with High Power Integrated Light (HPIL)22
Dataman 470 Reader with High Power Illumination Accessory (HPIA)22
Dataman 470 Reader with High Power Integrated Torch (HPIT)23
Dataman 503 Reader Dimensions24
Service Procedures25
Dataman 50 Service Procedures25
Dataman 60 Service Procedures27
Dataman 70 Service Procedures28
Dataman 150 and 260 Series Service Procedures30
Dataman 280 Installing and Changing Lenses39
Dataman 300 and 360 Series Service Procedures52
Dataman 370 and 470 Series Service Procedures58
Dataman 503 Service Procedures71
Maintenance72
Replacing the SD Card72
Mounting Requirements74
Mounting the Dataman 70 Reader74
Mounting the Dataman 150 and 260 Reader75
Mounting the Dataman 280 Reader79
Mounting the Dataman 370 and 470 Reader79
Grounding82
Thermal and Environmental Requirements83
Dataman 50, 150, 260, 300, 360, and 503 IP Rating83
Dataman 60 and 70 IP Rating83
Dataman 280, 370 and 470 IP Rating83
Electrical Information85
Dataman 50 and 60 Discrete I/O Connector85
Dataman 50 and 60 USB & Flying Leads I/O Cable85
Dataman 50 and 60 RS-232 & Flying Leads I/O Cable86
Dataman 50 and 60 Flying Leads Cable86
Dataman 50 and 60 Digital Input Lines87
Dataman 50 and 60 External Wiring Examples: Digital Input Lines88
Dataman 50 and 60 Digital Output Lines89
Dataman 50 and 60 External Wiring Examples: Digital Output Lines90
Dataman 70 15 Pin Adapter Cable91
Dataman 70 9 Pin Adapter Cable92
Dataman 70 Serial IO Adapter (DMA-SERIALREST-ST)93
Dataman 150 USB Cable93
Dataman 70 and 150 Discrete I/O Connector95
Dataman 70 and 150 RS-232 Cable95
Dataman 150 Flying Leads Cable96
Dataman 150 USB Connections96
Dataman 150 RS-232 Connections97
Dataman 150 Wiring the Basic I/O Module97
Output Wiring Example98
Input Wiring Example99
Dataman 150 Digital Input Wiring Diagrams99
Current Sink Configuration99
Current Source Configuration99
PNP Configuration100
NPN Configuration100
Dataman 150 Digital Output Wiring Diagrams100
Sinking Outputs, Sourcing Inputs101
Sinking Outputs, Sinking Inputs101
Electrical Information102
Dataman 260 Discrete I/O Connector102
Dataman 260 Ethernet Cable103
Dataman 280 Ethernet Cable104
Dataman 150 and 260 Acquisition Triggering105
Dataman 280 Acquisition Triggering106
Dataman 260 High-Speed Output Lines106
Dataman 260 High-Speed Output Wiring107
Dataman 280 High-Speed Outputs108
High Speed Output Wiring109
Dataman 280 Discrete I/O Connector110
CCBL-05-01 and CCB-PWRIO-05110
CCB-M12X12Fy-XX111
Dataman 300 5M RS-232 Connection Cable (CCB-M12XDB9Y-05)111
Dataman 300, 360, 370, and 470 Series Readers Discrete I/O Connector112
Breakout Cable (CCBL-05-01)112
Breakout Cable (CCB-M12X12Fy-XX)113
Breakout Cable (CCB-PWRIO-XX)114
Dataman 300, 360, 370, and 470 Series Readers External Light Control115
Dataman 300, 360, 370, and 470 Series Readers Power Requirements115
Dataman 300, 360, 370, and 470 Series and Dataman 503 Readers Acquisition Triggering115
Dataman 300, 360, 370, and 470 Series, and Dataman 503 Readers High-Speed Output Lines116
Dataman 300, 360, 370, and 470 Series Readers High-Speed Output Wiring118
Dataman 300 and 503 Ethernet M12 to RJ45 Cable (CCB-84901-Y00X-XX)119
Dataman 503 Discrete I/O Connector120
Breakout Cable (CCBL-05-01)120
Dataman 503 RS-232 Serial Connector120
Dataman 503 External Light Control121
Dataman 503 High-Speed Output Wiring121
Dataman 503 Power Requirements122
Connecting the Encoder to a Dataman123
Optics and Lighting124
Dataman 50 and 60 Reading Distances and Field of View124
Dataman 70, 150 and 260 Reading Distances and Field of View126
Dataman 280 Reading Distances and Field of View130
Dataman 300 and 360 Series Readers Reading Distances and Field of View133
Scan Map for Dataman 300 and 360 Series Readers Using a 10.3 MM Lens133
Scan Map for Dataman 300 and 360 Series Readers Using a 16 MM Lens134
Scan Map for Dataman 300 and 360 Series Readers Using a 19 MM Lens135
Scan Map for Dataman 300 and 360 Series Readers Using a 24 MM Lens with Liquid Lens136
Scan Map for Dataman 300 and 360 Series Readers Using a 25 MM Lens138
Dataman 370 Series Readers Reading Distances and Field of View139
Dataman 470 Series Readers Reading Distances and Field of View142
Dataman 503 Readers Reading Distances and Field of View146
Scan Map for Dataman 503 Series Readers Using a 16 MM Lens Module146
Scan Map for Dataman 503 Series Readers Using a 25 MM Lens Module147
Scan Map for Dataman 503 Series Readers Using a 35 MM Lens Module147
CS-Mount Lens Characteristics148
Dataman 503 CS-Mount Lens Characteristics148
Internal Lighting149
Dataman 50 and 60 Internal Lighting149
Dataman 70, 150 and 260 Internal Lighting149
Dataman 300, 360, 370, and 470 Series Readers Internal Lighting149
External Lighting151
Dataman 50 and 60 External Lighting151
Dataman 50 and 60 Illumination Strobe Output151
Dataman 50 and 60 External Load Strobe Output153
Dataman 300, 360, 370, and 470 Series Readers External Lighting153
Dataman 50, 60, 300, 360, 370, and 470 External Lighting Duration156
Dataman 503 External Lighting Duration156
Operations Guide157
Trigger Modes157
Self-Trigger157
Manual157
Burst157
Continuous157
Single157
Presentation157
Package Detection Support158
Test Mode158
Code Training159
Automatic Code Training for DPM Symbols159
Image Buffering and Image Recording159
Retrieving Buffered Images160
Dataman Multi-Reader Sync Configuration160
Primary Reader161
Secondary Readers161
Data Formatting161
Limitations161
Synchronized Acquisition161
Using C/CS-Mount Lenses164
Aperture Setting164
Selecting Optimum Focus164
Optimizing Performance164
Read Interval and Timeout Configuration164
Optimizing Burst Trigger Parameters164
Reducing Dataman Processing Requirements165
Avoiding Reflections and Glare165
Application Guide166
Understanding Your Application Envelope166
Tote Scanning167
Side Scanning168
Side Scanning (Large Field)169
Print Verification (Carton Coding and Print & Apply)169
Manual Presentation Scanning171
Precautions172

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