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Datalogic Matrix 210

Datalogic Matrix 210
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MATRIX 210™
Reference Manual

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Datalogic Matrix 210 Specifications

General IconGeneral
Resolution (mm)0.1 mm
Drop Specification1.5 m
TechnologyImager
InterfaceRS-232, USB, Ethernet
IlluminationRed LED
Scan Rate60 fps
Light SourceWhite or Red LED
Operating Temperature0°C to 45°C
Storage Temperature-20°C to 60°C
Humidity90% non-condensing
Dimensions (mm)170 x 85 x 160 mm
Power Supply5V DC

Summary

REFERENCES

Conventions

Describes text conventions used in the manual.

Reference Documentation

Lists other related documents for further details.

Support Through The Website

Information on accessing Datalogic's website for support and services.

Patents

Lists patents covering the product.

COMPLIANCE

EMC Compliance

Details on Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) requirements.

Power Supply

Specifies power supply requirements and safety information.

LED Safety

Information regarding LED safety standards.

CE Compliance

Details on CE compliance and potential radio interference.

FCC Compliance

Details on FCC compliance and operational conditions.

HANDLING

Handling Precautions

Describes how to handle the reader safely to avoid damage.

GENERAL VIEW

Matrix 210 Overview

Shows a diagram of the reader with labeled parts.

RAPID CONFIGURATION

STEP 1 - CONNECT THE SYSTEM

Connect the reader to the host system via serial interface or USB.

STEP 2 - MOUNT AND POSITION THE READER

Mount the reader using brackets for optimal positioning and angle.

STEP 3 - AIM THE READER

Use the built-in aiming system for reader positioning.

STEP 4 - X-PRESS CONFIGURATION

Configure the reader using the X-PRESS™ interface for setup and learn.

RESET READER TO FACTORY DEFAULT (OPTIONAL)

Reset the reader to factory default values by holding the X-PRESS™ button during power-up.

STEP 5 - INSTALLING VISISET CONFIGURATION PROGRAM

Install the VisiSet™ configuration software from the provided Mini-DVD.

STEP 6 - CONFIGURATION USING SETUP WIZARD

Use the VisiSet™ Setup Wizard for rapid configuration and new users.

STEP 7 - TEST MODE

Enter Test Mode to check reading performance using the X-PRESS™ button.

ADVANCED READER CONFIGURATION

Explore advanced configuration methods like VisiSet™ and Host Mode programming.

INTRODUCTION

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

Overview of the Matrix 210™ 2D reader's features and benefits.

Ultra Compact Size

Compact dimensions allow flexible mounting in narrow spaces.

Excellent Reading Performance

High acquisition rate and powerful decoding for various codes.

Innovative Optical Features

Wide field of view and excellent illumination for short reading distances.

Ease Of Use

Intuitive X-PRESS™ interface for easy installation and maintenance.

Enhanced Connectivity

High-speed ID-NET™ and USB interfaces for efficient data collection.

Industrial Features

Rugged construction, IP65, and high temperature resistance for industrial use.

Industries and Applications

Used in Electronics, Pharmaceutical, Chemical, and OEM industries.

Standard Application Program

Factory-loaded program configurable via VisiSet™ for various functions.

Programmability

Custom application programs available upon request for specific needs.

Main Features Summary

Lists key features like compact size, decoding, connectivity, and ease of use.

INDICATORS AND KEYPAD BUTTON

Explanation of reader LEDs (NET, PWR) and keypad button functions.

ID-NET

High-speed interface for reader interconnection and network configurations.

How To SetupConfigure the Reader Network

Steps for setting up an ID-NET™ network using VisiSet™.

ID-NET Slave Management Through Master

Modifying slave configuration from the master using VisiSet™.

EXTERNAL MEMORY BACKUP AND RESTORE THROUGH VISISET

Functions for storing and retrieving reader configurations via VisiSet™.

X-PRESS HUMAN MACHINE INTERFACE

Intuitive interface for installation and maintenance using LEDs and a push button.

INSTALLATION

PACKAGE CONTENTS

Lists all components included in the Matrix 210™ package.

MECHANICAL DIMENSIONS

Provides overall dimensions for straight and 90° models.

MOUNTING AND POSITIONING MATRIX 210

Guides on using mounting brackets for reader rotation and positioning.

CBX ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS

POWER SUPPLY

How to supply power to the reader using CBX spring clamp terminals.

MAIN SERIAL INTERFACE

Details on RS232, RS485 Full-Duplex, and Half-Duplex interfaces.

ID-NET INTERFACE

Specifications and requirements for ID-NET™ cables.

AUXILIARY RS232 INTERFACE

Connecting the reader via the auxiliary RS232 interface.

INPUTS

Details on optocoupled inputs for external triggers and general inputs.

OUTPUTS

Information on optocoupled general-purpose outputs for signaling.

EXTERNAL LIGHTING SYSTEMS

Connecting and powering external lighting systems like LT-700.

USER INTERFACE - HOST

Pinout for standard RS232 PC Host interface.

25-PIN CABLE ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS

25-PIN CONNECTOR

Pinout details for the 25-pin male D-sub connector.

M12-D 4-PIN CONNECTOR (ETHERNET)

Pinout for the M12 D-Coded Ethernet Network Connector.

POWER SUPPLY

Power supply connection via the 25-pin connector.

MAIN SERIAL INTERFACE

Main serial interface signals available on the 25-pin connector.

RS232 Interface

RS232 interface connection using hardware handshaking.

RS485 Full-Duplex Interface

RS485 full-duplex connection over longer distances or noisy environments.

RS485 Half-Duplex Interface

RS485 half-duplex interface for polled communication protocols.

ID-NET INTERFACE

Specifications and requirements for ID-NET™ cables.

AUXILIARY RS232 INTERFACE

Connecting via the 25-pin auxiliary RS232 interface.

INPUTS

Details on optocoupled inputs on the 25-pin connector.

OUTPUTS

Optocoupled general purpose outputs available on the 25-pin connector.

TYPICAL LAYOUTS

POINT-TO-POINT

Data transmission to Host via main serial interface.

PASS-THROUGH ON RS232

Connecting multiple devices to a single serial interface.

PASS-THROUGH ON ID-NET

Alternative Pass-Through layout using the efficient ID-NET™ network.

ID-NET

Collecting data from multiple readers for multi-point or multi-sided systems.

RS232 MASTERSLAVE

Collecting data from multiple readers using RS232 master/slave connection.

MULTIPLEXER

Connecting readers to a multiplexer via RS485 half-duplex.

ETHERNET CONNECTION

Ethernet connection possible in two different layouts: Point-to-Point and Network.

USB CONNECTION

USB connection possible in two different layouts: Point-to-Point and Multi USB Hub.

READING FEATURES

Maximum Line Speed Calculation

Formula and factors for calculating maximum theoretical line speed.

SOFTWARE CONFIGURATION

VISISET SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS

Specifies hardware and software requirements for VisiSet™ installation.

INSTALLING VISISET

Step-by-step guide to install the VisiSet™ software.

STARTUP

Steps to start VisiSet™ and connect to the Matrix 210™ reader.

VISISET OPTIONS

Configuration options for logging, environment, and communication.

CONFIGURATION

Modifying configuration parameters using VisiSet™ Calibration Tool.

Edit Reader Parameters

Modifying configuration parameters in the Parameter Setup window.

Calibration

Using the Calibration Tool to tune acquisition parameters for performance.

Multi Image Acquisition Settings

Defining parameter groups for different application conditions.

Run Time Self Tuning (RTST)

Automatic adjustment of parameters for variable conditions.

Region Of Interest Windowing

Defining a region within FOV to optimize frame rates.

Direct Part Marking Applications

Techniques and methods for reading Direct Part Mark codes.

Image Filter

Applying filters like Erode, Dilate, Close, Open, etc., to improve image quality.

IMAGE CAPTURE AND DECODING

Obtaining information about decodable codes using VisiSet™ functions.

STATISTICS

Viewing reading performance statistics via VisiSet™.

MAINTENANCE

CLEANING

How to clean the reader's reading window to maintain performance.

TROUBLESHOOTING

GENERAL GUIDELINES

General guidance for troubleshooting reader issues.

TECHNICAL FEATURES

GLOSSARY

INDEX

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