Datalogic AV500 2D image-based reader
The Datalogic AV500 2D image-based reader incorporates several features that are claimed to allow the scanner to be used in a wider range of logistics, transport, distribution, retail and airport applications than were previously possible, without compromising on accuracy.
The AV500 scanner has a high-resolution 5 MP sensor, image acquisition at 32 fps, dynamic or adjustable focus, and multiple lens options. Datalogic claims that multiple reading attempts are no longer needed, because the scanner covers a large area within a single image, while the variable dynamic focus of the optical system increases the working depth-of-field of the camera and its toggle mode provides variable focus for applications without the need for distance input.
The rugged scanners come with IP65-rated metal enclosures, suitable for harsh environments with operating temperatures from 0 to 50°C. In-built active cooling maintains optimal processor performance and ensures a long lifecycle, even in extreme operating environments.
Integrated into the scanners is Datalogic’s PackTrack technology, which allows parcels to be accurately scanned, even at high speeds, with distances as little as 10 cm between objects. The scanners have also been designed with a multi-language interface for simple installation and configuration, and are fully compatible with WebSentinel PLUS for real-time performance monitoring.
Connectivity with Profinet and EtherNet/IP-enabled PLCs is possible with two Ethernet TCP/IP and two serial communication interfaces. SyncNet Technology with master/slave enables a simplified way to network multiple devices in a solution with a single interface.
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