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CONFIGURATION
Easy Graphic User Interface – Starting Configuration
DataVS2 sensor requires a preliminary setting: this is made in 3 steps by
using the Easy GUI interface.
CONTROL PANEL
TECHNICAL DATA
Control
Functioning
Applications
Supply voltage (Vs):
24 Vdc ± 10%
Searches for a pattern inside
the target area
Verifies logo on food
packages
Ripple voltage:
1 Vpp max with illuminator
2 Vpp max without illuminator
Pattern Match
Current draw:
(excluding output current and
illuminator)
Identifies the object position
edge (edge detection)
Controls the level of
liquids in bottles
DataVS2
Vision Sensor
100 mA at 24 VDC
Position
Checks presence of
characters on parts
Verifies overprint of
labels
OCV
Current draw with illuminator:
(depends on how long
illuminator stays on)
max 200 mA at 24 VDC
Searches and decodes the
contents of one or more
Barcode symbols
Identification
Barcode
Outputs:
3 PNP outputs (short circuit protection)
(Output 4 is configurable as
External Illuminator Strobe)
Quick Guide
MINIMUM SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
Check that your Personal Computer meets the following minimum
requirements for system interfacing:
Pentium 1,7 GHz processor
1 GB of RAM
Monitor SVGA (1024x768 pixel)
Network Connection board 10/100 Mbps
50 MB Hard Disk drive free space
DVD-ROM drive
After the start-up of the program, the user is asked to establish a connection
to the sensor:
Searches and decodes the
contents of one or more
Datamatrix symbols
Identification
Datamatrix
Output current:
100 mA max
Output saturation voltage:
< 2 V
Find sensor
: research of the sensors
connected to the network
Connect to:
connection to the last sensor
you have worked with
Network interface:
M12 4 poles – 10/100 Mbps ethernet
Optics:
Integrated
COMMUNICATIONS
Communication with the sensor occurs via the Ethernet network.
Resolution:
640 × 480 (VGA)
Offline
: open a working session without
sensor
Dimensions:
69.8 × 51.5 × 40 mm
Indicators:
4 LED
Direct connection
: personal computer is connected directly to device using a
"cross cable".
Setup:
1 Teach-In button
Data retention:
Non-volatile FLASH memory
If the sensor found is displayed in red, select Configure and follow the
instructions
Operating temperature:
-10 °C … +55 °C
Storage temperature:
-25 °C … +75 °C
Vibration:
0.5 mm amplitude, 10 … 55 Hz frequency,
for every axis (EN60068-2-6)
Warning: in case of direct connection the PC requires a fixed IP
address
Through LAN
: use common network (non-cross) cables normally used to
connect devices to routing hubs.
For best performances the following requirements are recommended:
Pentium 2 GHz processor
2 GB of RAM
Monitor resolution 1280x768 at least
Network Connection board 100 Mbps
60 MB Hard Disk drive free space
DVD-ROM drive
Step 1
: Image Setup
Shock resistance:
11 ms (30 G) 6 shock for every axis
(EN60068-2-27)
The first step allows to handle the connection to the sensor and set the
parameters related to the image quality. Once achieved the desired result, the
image can be saved and set as reference for the sensor operations
Housing material:
Aluminium alloy / ABS
Mechanical protection:
IP50
Connections:
M12 8 pole A-code, M12 4 pole D-code
Weight:
125 g
-
Online/Offline
selection
OPERATING DISTANCE PANEL
DESCRIPTION
The DataVS2 series of vision sensors offers the easiest way to solve the most
common machine vision applications.
-
Select a Task
: create a new inspection or open
an existing inspection from the PC or from the
sensor
Operating
distance(mm):
DataVS2-16-RE-
ID
DataVS2-12-RE-
ID
DataVS2-08-RE-
ID
DataVS2-06-RE-
ID
The sensor has the following default IP address:
IP Adreess: 172.27.101.208
Subnet mask: 255.255.0.0
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Set Reference Image
: save the image as
reference for the following steps
50
-
17 x 12
25 x 20
42 x 30
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Compact IP50 housing
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Red light LED illuminator
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Selectable lens
-
Focus ring
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Standard M12 connectors
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Teach button
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Image sensor 640x480 pixel
80
-
25 x 20
40 x 30
60 x 41
110
-
33 x 25
55 x 40
80 x 55
140
31 x 24
45 x 35
70 x 50
98 x 69
170
39 x 29
53 x 38
85 x 60
118 x 83
200
46 x 34
60 x 50
100 x 70
138 x 92
Step 2:
Teach
300
70 x 53
90 x 65
145 x 103
201 x 140
HARDWARE CONNECTIONS
M12 8 Poles (Power and I/O)
400
94 x 71
121 x 82
186 x 132
265 x 189
500
118 x 89
150 x 110
236 x 167
330 x 232
In this step you may configure the desired control.
600
143 x 107
185 x 130
282 x 232
385 x 270
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Select Locator:
a locator is a special Tool
allowing the sensor to find the object inside the
image. Once the control is chosen it is added to
current inspection. It is possible to add at most
one locator to current inspection
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Select Control:
It allows selecting the controls
that will be added to the inspection process. Once
the control is chosen it is added to current
inspection. It is possible to add more than one
control to current inspection.
MECHANICAL DIMENSIONS
ELECTRIC CONNECTIONS
Power:
Voltage:
24 VDC ± 10%
Current:
200 mA max
Brown
M12 4 poles Ethernet: (connectivity)
Vs
pin 1: White/Orange: Rx+
pin 2: White/Green: Tx+
pin 3: Orange: Rx-
pin 4: Green: Tx-
-
Output Setup
: configuration of the 3 digital
outputs.
Blue
Red
Input:
Input ON:
> 20 VDC
Input OFF:
< 2 VDC
Vs
Ext. Trigger
After selecting the control, it’s necessary to position it on the reference image,
by clicking in the working area and by moving and resizing the ROI.
The Control Panel displays the control’s parameters, initialized to standard
values: it is possible to modify them by using the sliders or by directly writing
new numeric values.
The STATUS indicator, as well as the ROI contour reveals the result of
control application by assuming red (bad result) or green (good result)
colouring.
M12 8 poles: (power and I/O)
Yellow
Outputs:
3 x PNP transistors with
short circuit protection
Output Current:
100 mA max
Output Saturation Voltage:
< 2 V
OUT 1
pin 1: white : RS-232 Rx
pin 2: brown : 24 VDC
pin 3: green : Output 4 / Ext. Illuminator Strobe
pin 4: yellow : Output 1
pin 5: grey : Output 2
pin 6: pink : RS-232 Tx
pin 7: blue : Ground
pin 8: red : External Trigger
..
Grey
OUT 2
DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY
We DATALOGIC AUTOMATION declare under our sole responsibility that these products are conform
to the 2004/108/CE and successive amendments.
..
..
Step 3:
Run
Green
WARRANTY
DATALOGIC AUTOMATION warrants its products to be free from defects.
DATALOGIC AUTOMATION will repair or replace, free of charge, any product found to be defective
during the warranty period of 36 months from the manufacturing date.
This warranty does not cover damage or liability deriving from the improper application of DATALOGIC
AUTOMATION products.
NOTE:
Output 4 is configurable as
External Illuminator Strobe.
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VSM \ Run Settings:
configure VSM options and
running options for the current Inspection.
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Test:
verification on the PC (Online o Offline) of
the selected controls.
OUT 4/Ext. Ill. Strobe
..
INDICATORS
User Interface
DATALOGIC AUTOMATION
Via Lavino 265 - 40050 Monte S.Pietro - Bologna – Italy
Tel: +39 051 6765611 - Fax: +39 051 6759324
www.automation.datalogic.com e-mail:info.automation.it@datalogic.com
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Run
: store and launch the inspection on the
sensor.
Pink
White
1.
Power, green;
RS-232 Rx
2.
Output 1, orange;
RS-232 Tx
DATALOGIC AUTOMATION cares for the environment: 100% recycled paper.
DATALOGIC AUTOMATION reserves the right to make modifications and improvements without prior notification.
Datalogic and the Datalogic logo are registered trademarks of Datalogic S.p.A. in many countries,
including the U.S.A. and the E.U.
Blue
3.
Output 2, orange;
GND
..
4.
Network connection, green.
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