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Pinout and Color of Flying lead cable for the Quadrus Mini USB + I/O kA23800000008FBCAY_en_US_1.pdf

Pinout of the Self Wiring Serial Communications Cable. kA23800000008KACAY_en_US_1.pdf

Show the Pin for pin drawing of the 61-000011-XX Extension Cable, Reader to IB-131 (MS-2,3 4,9 710,820 and MINI) kA23800000008KDCAY_en_US_1.pdf

To Show the full pinout of Microscan’s Standard 9 Pin D-sub to 9 pin D-sub Null modem communications cable kA23800000008J7CAI_en_US_1.pdf

The customer wants to control the pharmalite by remote signal 1. Which mode do we select, continuous with Dimming or continuous with On-Off control? [SWL] For you application, I would suggest the On-Off mode. However, you may need Visionscape to control. 2. What does Dimming mean? [SWL] This means you can control the light intensity. 3. Also what is the Dimming signal? [SWL] This is a pulse train to increase or decrease the illumination. 4. For Dimming, is the power supply (3.1V-3.5V output) necessary? [SWL] Yes, it must be within this range. 5. What is PWM Dimming? [SWL] This is using Pulse Width Modulation to control intensity. 6. Please let us know which mode is better, a. always on b. control On-Off ? [SWL] I would recommend On-Off. 7.Does the Pharmalite have dimmable LED? [SWL] Yes. It does. 8.At verification the dimmer function is not necessary. is it right? [SWL] Yes, you are right. Once calibration is done. You cannot change the lighting setting. 8.According to the catalog, connection is same as On-Off and Dimming. What is difference? Ex.On-Off: need Visionscape, dimming: none Basically you mean to input the signal(0-3.1V). [SWL] ON-OFF To turn OFF the light, you apply a constant 0V to pin5. To turn ON the light, you apply a constant 3.3V to pin5. Dimming To control dimming, a PWM (Pulse Width Modulation) signal source is connected to Pin5 kA23800000008L1CAI_en_US_1.pptx

Below and attached sample show how to make the datum's linkable. In the PreRun subroutine # make sure that all input datums can be linked $i = 0; my $thisDm = 0; for ($i =0;$i< 4;$i++) { $thisDm = perlutil::get_datum(0, $i); $currentFlags = Composite::GetEditability($thisDm); Composite::SetEditability( $thisDm , $currentFlags | $EM_CAN_MODIFY_AT_RUNTIME ); } The $EM_CAN_MODIFY_AT_RUNTIME variable is 0x2000 - I now include the following in all of my scripts just after the perlutil::register("myScriptName"); line BEGIN { # # STATUS FLAGS. Used with Composite::SetStatusFlags() call. # *ST_TRAINABLE = \0x00000001; # step or datum is trainable *ST_TRAINED = \0x00000002; # step or datum has been trained *ST_PARTCREATE = \0x00000004; # step creates a part *ST_STOP_ON_TRAIN = \0x00000008; # step needs to be set up (or moved) before training *ST_IS_EMBEDDED = \0x00000010; # composite is embedded in parent *ST_THREADED = \0x00000020; # step is threaded *ST_NEED_STAT_TRAIN = \0x00000040; *ST_CAN_TUNE_PARAMS = \0x00000080; *ST_DIRTY = \0x00000100; # composite is "dirty" *ST_ENABLED = \0x00000200; # composite is enabled *ST_INCLUDED_IN_RESULTS = \0x00000400; # composite is included in results uploaded from target *ST_USES_MONSTER = \0x00000800; # uses monster resource. ### NO LONGER AVAILABLE!### *ST_VIRGIN = \0x00001000; # composite has never been run *ST_FIELD = \0x00002000; # composite is a field *ST_DISABLE_PRECHECK = \0x00004000; # disable prechecking on this step/datum *ST_INCLUDED_IN_STREAM = \0x00008000; # do not stream this composite to disk/network *ST_SKIP_REGEN = \0x00010000; # do not attempt to follow references when building regen list *ST_HIDDEN = \0x00020000; # hide this object in the tree view (but show children) *ST_TIMING_ENABLE = \0x00040000; # this step contains timing diagnostics # editability mask bits. Used with Composite::SetEditability() call. *EM_DATUM = \0x01; # editable as a datum *EM_REFDATUM = \0x02; # editable as a reference to a datum *EM_CANROTATE = \0x04; # valid for steps and shapes *EM_CANMOVE = \0x08; # valid for shapes *EM_CANSIZE = \0x10; # valid for shapes *EM_CANMASK = \0x20; # valid for steps *EM_RESULT = \0x40; # valid for output datums *EM_ENABLEREFEDIT = \0x80; # if ref editable, enable the reference editing *EM_NOUSERUPLOAD = \0x100; # if no user upload, the user can't select the # datum as a result to upload, but it's automatically # included in the uploaded results. *EM_VOLDATUM = \0x200; # datum is volatile, can be changed at runtime *EM_ALWAYSUPLOAD = \0x400; # always upload datum @ results upload time, even if step or datum has an error *EM_CANSCALE = \0x800; # can shape be scaled *EM_CANSTRETCH = \0x1000; # can shape be stretched linearly (rhombus) *EM_CAN_MODIFY_AT_RUNTIME = \0x2000; # can be modified by the user at runtime - no questions asked *EM_ASK_MODIFY_AT_RUNTIME = \0x4000; # ask parent step if datum can be modified at runtime *EM_ARRAYDATUM = \0x8000; # this datum is part of an array record # Useful defines for IOListDm Types *IO_INPUT = \1; *IO_OUTPUT = \2; *IO_BOTH = \3; *AVPIOTYPE_ALL = \0; *AVPIOTYPE_PHYSICAL = \1; *AVPIOTYPE_VIRTUAL = \2; *AVPIOTYPE_SENSOR = \3; *AVPIOTYPE_STROBE = \4; *AVPIOTYPE_ANALOGOUT = \5; *AVPIOTYPE_SLAVESENSOR = \6; *AVPIOTYPE_TTLINPUT = \7; *AVPIOTYPE_TTLOUTPUT = \8; *AVPIOTYPE_RS422INPUT = \9; *AVPIOTYPE_RS422OUTPUT = \10; # Useful defines for Datum list Types *INPUT_DATUM = \0; *OUTPUT_DATUM = \1; *RESOURCE_DATUM = \2; *INPUT_DATUMLIST = \0; *OUTPUT_DATUMLIST = \1; # Useful defines for Debug Info Types *DWM_INFO = \1; *DWM_WARNING = \2; *DWM_SERIOUS = \4; *DWM_LEVEL = \15; *DWM_SHOWMSG = \0x00010000; #smart camera sensor resolutions *WVGA_WIDTH = \752; *WVGA_HEIGHT = \480; *SXGA_WIDTH = \1280; *SXGA_HEIGHT = \960; *WUXGA_WIDTH = \2048; *WUXGA_HEIGHT = \1088; } Attached Visionscape AVZ includes PERL step "StringCompareToLinkedString.pm" using this feature.

How To reset an Auto ID scanner back to Factory Settings. kA238000000086ACAQ_en_US_1.pdf

The PanelScan USB Key will lose the license to run DIVs when using versions of Autovision/Visionscape older than Autovision 3.0.2.42. The reason is that each time Visionscape reads the license key, information is written back to the dongle. Non-volatile EEPROM memory eventually fails after some finite number of writes, effectively corrupting the key. For DIVs (such as Panelscan), the key is accessed for each new scan of a panel. The runtime for the license keys has been updated so that license information is maintained on the computer and not the USB dongle in versions of Autovision later than 3.0.2.42. If the key has already failed, it will need to be replaced. Contact Microscan for replacement options. In order to prevent future key failures, update the software to the latest version. Check the Microscan for the latest released versions of the software or contact Microscan for updates to solutions. Software Version PanelScan 1.4 Firmware Version N/A Operating System Windows 7

There are several reasons why the Basler camera may not start when PanelScan starts. The most common reason is that the camera is not connected to the same network as the computer. The second is that the PanelScan System Setting for number of cameras is set to 0. To address both these situations, follow these steps: 1. Power cycle the camera. 2. Check that the camera is powered and the ethernet is connected to the same network as the computer. 3. Open Pylon Viewer and check that the camera is visible. 3. In the PanelScan software, check the System Settings menu (Config -- System Configuration). Number of cameras should be greater than 0. Make sure that the camera serial number is entered. Save settings and restart PanelScan. Software Version PanelScan 1.5 Firmware Version N/A Operating System Windows 7

This document will give tips on setting up and getting the Maximum Decode Rate, while using QX-800 Series Symbol Reconstruction feature. kA238000000086MCAQ_en_US_1.doc

Job Optimization1. Remove all unused tools. For example, unused Digital Output steps. 2. Change the scan line and pixel steps for tools such as FastEdge and Blob to reduce their processing time. 3. Turn OFF all tool graphics 4. Turn OFF Green flash 5. Turn OFF Speaker 6. Turn OFF Industrial Protocols a. EtherNetIP b. Profinet 7. Turn OFF Global Data Service Features. a. Reduces Avp overhead down to 3-4 msec for an acquire only Avp. 8. Turn OFF Web services Turn OFF Industrial Protocols Available from v6.0.0.43 onwards,BP_UpdateEIPEnable(0) BP_UpdatePNIOEnable(0) Turn OFF Green flash Available from v7.0.0.41 onwards,BP_UpdateGreenFlash(0) Turn OFF Speaker Available from v6.0.0.43 onwards,BP_UpdateSpeakerOn(0) Turn OFF Web Services Available from v6.0.3.7 onwards,BP_UpdateWEBUIEnable(0) Turn OFF Global Data Service Features. If you are using v6.x.x.x – v7.0.1.6,1. Once the Vision Hawk is powered up, telnet to the Vision Hawk on Port 23. 2. In the telnet session enter the following ? gEnableSYSDS = 0 ? gEnableAVPDS = 0 3. Launch FrontRunner load and run job to test Note : The settings gEnableSYSDS & gEnableAVPDS are not persistent in memory for v7.0.1.6 and below. They will be lost if the Vision Hawk is powered down or reset. You will have to telnet and set the values again.gEnableSYSDSDescription Flag for Microscan Link Services Parameters Int On Example Turn Microscan Link ONgEnableSYSDS = 1 Turn Microscan Link OFF gEnableSYSDS = 0 gEnableAVPDSDescription Flag for Job Data Services Parameters Int On Example Turn Job Data services ON gEnableAVPDS = 1 Turn Job Data services OFF gEnableAVPDS = 0If you are using v7.0.2.17 onwards1. Once the Vision Hawk is powered up, telnet to the Vision Hawk on Port 23. 2. In the telnet session enter the following ? BP_UpdateAVPDataServiceEnable (0) ? BP_UpdateSYSDataServiceEnable (0) 3. Launch FrontRunner load and run job to test Note : The settings are persistent in memoryBP_UpdateSYSDataServiceEnableDescription Flag for Microscan Link Services Parameters Int 1 = ON 0 = OFF Example Turn Microscan Link ON BP_UpdateAVPDataServiceEnable (1) Turn Microscan Link OFF BP_UpdateAVPDataServiceEnable (0)BP_UpdateAVPDataServiceEnableDescription Flag for Job Data Services Parameters Int 1 = ON 0 = OFF Example Turn Job Data services ON BP_UpdateSYSDataServiceEnable (1) Turn Job Data services OFF BP_UpdateSYSDataServiceEnable (0) Operating System Any

Subsequent testing has proven that all MINI products can operate up to 50 degrees. Operating Temperature: 0° to 50°C (32° to 122°F)

Characters must have a 1 to 2 pixel border space between the edge of the character and the Character ROI when training new characters into OCV Font (library). If the Character ROI is too tight around the character in the OCV Font (library), then the OCV Font tool or OCV Runtime tool has difficulties finding the character when the OCV tool is trained.

The OCV Font tool requires a OCV font library before the tool can be trained in the Visionscape job. In the Editor, select the OCV Font tool and click the Custom Properties button. This opens a new window that is used to create and train the OCV Font library. Please reference Chapter 10 in the Visionscape Tool Reference for more information on the OCV tools.

The version of firmware installed in the VS-1 MUST match the version of Visionscape installed. If the versions do not match, visionscape and the VS-1 will become unstable.

The attached document will describe how to configure the NL-200, NL-220 or NL-220F lighting controller to be used in a pulsed mode (strobe light) configuration using the front panel push buttons. kA238000000087TCAQ_en_US_1.pdf

The new master commands using the right parentheses are not supported in the QX products. The forms of the older commands are:

LVS-7510 Software, OMRON Microscan’s proprietary inline verification and print quality inspection software for use with LVS-7510 for Zebra ZT600 series printers, provides barcode verification and label print quality inspection capabilities. A new camera interface PCB has been released for LVS-9570 and LVS-7510 which requires the use of version v. 20.2.1.4001 for LVS-7510 and software version 4.4.0.4012 or newer for LVS-9570. Software version 20.2.1.4001 software will begin shipping with all new LVS-7510 systems built at OMRON Microscan after May 24, 2018. The spare part LVS-7510 camera driver PCB kit, 98-9000092-01, will be revised to a new revision of PCB which requires use of version 20.2.1.4001 software for all 98-9000092-01 kits shipped, including LVS-7510 factory repaired systems where 98-9000092-01 has been replaced, after May 24, 2018. LVS-95XX software version 4.4.0.4012 shipments with LVS-9570 began shipping at the end of May 2018. If older versions of LVS-95xx and LVS7510 software are used with this new PCB the PCB will be damaged and the system will no longer function. Operating System Any

The ability to change Ethernet settings in the Hawk MV-4000 is dependent on the UDP functionality of the unit. This is also how the unit is discovered by AutoVISION/Visionscape Frontrunner. If the unit does not seem to be saving changes to its network settings made in these programs, or is not discoverable by the software at all, please check the following items: Ensure no antivirus software is blocking the cameras UDP broadcast (this can usually be checked in the antivirus software logs) and disable if conflicts are found. More frequently troublesome software is TrendMicro, Symantec Endpoint, McAfee, and Kaspersky. Ensure no firewalls are blocking the UDP broadcast and disable if conflicts are found. If the settings still are not saving, then it may be time to attempt an alternate method. The Hawk MV-4000 runs a version of Windows 10 IoT, so this alternate method involves establishing a remote desktop connection to the MV-4000's internal PC. The HAWK MV-4000’s default IP address is: 192.168.AA.BB where AA.BB are the last 2 octets, in decimal, of the device MAC Address with subnet mask Class B (255.255.0.0). Set your PC to the same subnet mask and IP range. Once the PC is set to a compatible Ethernet setting range, open Windows Remote Desktop Connection and enter the MV-4000 IP address. When prompted for login credentials, enter: User Name: msuser Password: Microscan Once the remote desktop session has successfully started, open the Network and Sharing Center: Select "Change adapter options". Click on the Ethernet adapter and choose "Change settings of this connection" in the upper right. In the "Ethernet Properties" window, click "Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4)", then click "Properties". You should now be able to replace the existing IP settings with the desired settings. After the desired settings are entered, you may end the remote desktop session and attempt connection to AutoVISION/Visionscape. Operating System Windows 10;Windows 7 US_1. MV-4000 Ethernet Change Method.pdf

The Specifications for the DSP60 can be found here: http://www.us.tdk-lambda.com/lp/ftp/Specs/dsp.pdf

This product is not on the going forward list. The replacement item would be the PP600 strobe controller - P/N: NER-011503300

APG makes many types of enclosures that can fit a camer or scanner. http://www.apgvision.com/

When resetting the password for an Operator ID account in the LVS-95XX software, it is required that you reenter the entire password, rather than simply the characters you are changing. For example, if you are changing the password from "microscan1" to "microscan3", you cannot simply delete the last digit and replace it with "3"; you actually need to delete the entire old password and retype the new password or else the change will not be accepted, producing the below error: Software Version All Operating System Windows 10;Windows 7;Windows XP

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This document describes how to control the feedback of the MS-Q. On some applications it is required that the host system can control the vibrate, beeper and LED’s of the MS-Q. kA23800000008KpCAI_en_US_1.pdf