How to adapt SICK CLV65 Barcode Reader functions to local conditions?
If the functions of your SICK Barcode Reader aren't adapted to local conditions, such as incorrectly set parameters for the data interface, you should configure the device.
Why SICK Barcode Reader has insufficient voltage supply?
If the voltage supply to your SICK Barcode Reader is not sufficiently dimensioned or cables with too small a cross-section are used, focus on the electrical installation.
General| Type | Laser Barcode Scanner |
|---|---|
| Protection Class | IP65 |
| Light Source | Laser diode |
| Interface | RS-232 |
| Operating Temperature | 0 °C to +50 °C |
| Bar Code Types | 1D codes |
| Storage Temperature | –20 °C to +70 °C |
| Weight | Approx. 300 g |
Describes the device's purpose as an opto-electronic ID sensor for automatic bar code identification.
Lists prohibited uses and warnings against improper application of the device.
Covers laser radiation safety, including CAUTION notices and precautions for eye protection.
Emphasizes that electrical installation must be done by qualified personnel and outlines general safety requirements.
Lists the essential steps for setting up the device, from installation to final testing.
Introduces the software for device adaptation and configuration, including installation.
Explains the process of adjusting the device to the reading situation using SOPAS ET and saving parameter sets.
Explains the meaning of LEDs, bar graphs, and buttons for device status and operation.
Lists common errors and faults categorized by situation (Mounting, Electrical, Configuration, Operation).
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