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REA ScanCheck 3n
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Other measured data and threshold values always shown in the reference test report in the
context must be ignored for this test.
Measuring tolerances for apertures from 6 to 10mil
The following table lists the criteria to be verified in accordance with ISO/IEC 15426-1.
Measurement
values on the
stamped
reference test
report
*In standard ISO/IEC 15426-1 the values for defects and decodability are cited as absolute values
with reliable tolerances of +/-0.08. For improved comprehensibility, we refer to these two values on
the test reports as percentages. The corresponding tolerance values are therefore +/- 8. In the
event that the tolerances for decodability and/or defects are exceeded, the device must be
inspected and serviced at the manufacturer.
Other test criteria
Measurement
values on the
stamped
reference test
report
Average bar variance
(shown as mean)
Maximum bar variance
(shown as bar, two values
must be checked)
Tolerance refers
to the mean
value on the
reference test
report
The terms “calibration” and “adjustment” are used in accordance with the definition of DIN 1319-1
and JCGM 200.
Aperture – the light point size in accordance with the definition of ISO/IEC 15416
Rmax – the maximum reflection in the symbol determined in accordance with ISO/IEC 15416
Rmin – the minimum reflection determined in accordance with ISO/IEC 15416