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  • Page 1 WB2F 2D Code Scanner User’s Manual B-1952(0)

  • Page 2: Applicable Standards

    Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the information contained in this manual. However, if you do note any errors or inconsistencies please contact the dealer from which you purchased the product or an IDEC sales repre- sentative.

  • Page 3: Version Information

    Introduction Version Information The following is the latest version information for the WB2F 2D Code Scanner. Prior to use, confirm the main application version of the firmware currently installed on the WB2F. To confirm the firmware version currently installed on the WB2F, refer to "No. 46 Main Application Version Information" of [5.6 List of Control Commands] located on page 5-20.

  • Page 4: General Terms, Abbreviations, And Terminology Used In This Manual

    WB9Z-CU100 is a protocol converter that allows the WB2F to connect to RS-232/RS-422/ Ethernet enabled devices. Preventing Double Read A parameter that specifies a time interval between reads to prevent the WB2F from reading Time the same code twice. Number of characters The sum of 1 byte codes either transmitted or received via the RS-232 interface.

  • Page 5: Graphic Symbol Glossary

    1. Overview 2. Installation & wiring 3. Functions 4. Support tool 5. Appendix Introduction Graphic Symbol Glossary This manual uses the following graphic symbols to simplify explanations: Notes Graphic Symbol Description Failure to operate the product in accordance with the information provided may result in severe per- Warning Warning sonal injury or death.

  • Page 6: Safety Precautations

    1. Overview 2. Installation & wiring 3. Functions 4. Support tool 5. Appendix Introduction SAFETY PRECAUTATIONS Before installing and wiring this product, operating it, or performing maintenance and inspection, read this manual carefully and use the product correctly. The degree of possible danger that may occur if the product is mishandled is classified and denoted by "Warning" and "Caution"...

  • Page 7: Precautions For Use

    When the load and the unit are connected to different power supplies, always turn on the unit's power supply first. Install the product so that the scan window is not directly exposed to sunlight or fluorescent light. The non-volatile memory equipped on the WB2F can be overwritten 100,000 times.

  • Page 8: Cleaning

    If moisture has collected on the scan window, wipe with a soft cloth. Always turn the WB2F power off before cleaning the product. Do not use organic solvents such as alcohol, thinner or benzene as they may affect the optics of the WB2F. z Cleaning the unit Wipe any dust or dirt off of the WB2F with a soft, dry cloth.

  • Page 9: Related Manuals

    3. Functions 4. Support tool 5. Appendix Introduction Related manuals Manuals related to the WB2F are as follows. Refer to them together with this manual. All related manuals are available for download from our website. Type Manual name Details WB2F 2D Code Scanner...

  • Page 10: Table Of Contents

    Setup symbol position ..........................2-4 2. 3 Wiring ..............................2-5 2. 3. 1 Wiring Instructions: Connecting the WB2F to the Communication Unit ......2-5 2. 3. 2 Wiring Instructions: Setting up the WB2F without the Communication Unit ....2-12 2. 3. 3...

  • Page 11: Contents

    1. Overview 2. Installation & wiring 3. Functions 4. Support tool 5. Appendix Contents Operational Check 3. 1 Performing an Operational Check using a PC ..............3-1 3. 1. 1 Necessary operating environment of the PC ................3-1 3. 1. 2 Installing the Device Driver ........................
  • Page 12 1. Overview 2. Installation & wiring 3. Functions 4. Support tool 5. Appendix Contents 4. 6 Configuration Item Table ......................4-54 4. 7 Communication Unit ........................ 4-93 4. 7. 1 Overview ..............................4-93 4. 7. 2 Names and functions of its parts ......................4-94 Appendix 5.

  • Page 13: Overview

    Overview This chapter describes the product configuration of the WB2F, the names and functions of its parts, and the basic system configuration during operation. 1. 1 Checking the packaged product and the product configuration The WB2F is packaged with the following items: Before using the WB2F, check that the unit and accessories are present and that they have suffered no damage.

  • Page 14: Part Names And Functions

    (4) READ/ENTER button Used to confirm various functions that have been selected (5) Power-ON Indicator LED Green LED will light up when the WB2F's power is on The Status LED indicates the operating status of the unit. (Green): Turns on when reading has succeeded and the read image is matched on com- parison.

  • Page 15: System Configuration

    External Input External Output Sensor Host device PLC, External Light Source The device driver must be installed prior to connecting the WB2F to a PC via USB. Refer to F [5. 14 Installing the USB driver] page 5-31 for installation instructions.
  • Page 16 External Input External Output Sensor Host device PLC, External Light Source The device driver must be installed prior to connecting the WB2F to a PC via USB. Refer to F [5. 14 Installing the USB driver] page 5-31 for installation instructions.

  • Page 17: Accessories And Peripheral Devices

    3. Operational Check 4. Support tool 5. Appendix Accessories and Peripheral Devices 1. 4 Accessories and Peripheral Devices The WB2F's accessories and peripheral devices are as follows: z Accessories USB Maintenance Cable HG9Z-XCM42 z Peripheral Devices WB2F compatible communication unit...

  • Page 18: Installation & Wiring

    Installation & wiring This chapter describes WB2F installation locations, mounting methods, and wiring the WB2F to peripheral devices. 2. 1 Installation precautions Install the unit so that ambient light such as sunlight, fluorescent light, and photoelectric switches does not enter the scan window.
  • Page 19 5. Appendix Installation precautions When installing WB2F units in a series, install them so the emitted LED light does not overlap (so they do not interfere with each other). Otherwise the unit may not be able to read symbols or it may erroneously read them.

  • Page 20: Mounting Methods

    Mounting Bracket (Included) Instead, use two M3 screws with an effective thread length of 3 to 5 mm and secure the WB2F to the plate. If you use a bracket other than the one that was included, make sure that the dimensions of the mounting holes is at most Φ3.4mm...

  • Page 21: Setup Symbol Position

    The mirror reflection area (dead zone) will differ based on the emitter LED's lighting pattern. To adjust the WB2F's position while confirming the symbol's read success rate, follow the steps described in F [4. 3 Setup support mode] page 4-41.

  • Page 22: Wiring

    F [5. 3 Dimensional outline drawings] page 5-7. z Connecting to the WB2F The WB2F and the Communication Unit's connection diagram is the following: Communication Unit WB2F DIN Connector z Connector Pin Assignment Communication Unit's connector pin assignment is as follows:...
  • Page 23 IN_0 IN_1 Description Function Description Function OUT_COM OUT_0 RS-422 Connection with a Host Device OUT_1 Output from the WB2F OUT_2 RS232/RS422 Connection with Host Device OUT_3 IN_COM IN_0 Input to the WB2F RS-232 Connection with a Host Device IN_1 Unused...

  • Page 24: Connecting The Power Supply

    Use the product within the rated power supply voltage range. Otherwise there is a risk of ex- plosion or burnout. Always turn off the WB2F's power supply before wiring the product. Do not simultaneously use an external power supply and PoE.
  • Page 25 1. Overview Installation & wiring 3. Operational Check 4. Function 5. Appendix Wiring Using PoE Connect the PoE to the Communication Unit's Ethernet Port. Even if using PoE, ground the FE terminal of the external power supply's port connector. Ethernet Port Ethernet (Alternative A/B) Pin assignment for the External Power Supply Port Connector...
  • Page 26 4. Function 5. Appendix Wiring z RS-232 wiring If connecting the WB2F to a host device such as programmable display or a computer using RS-232, do so according to the following wire instructions: Connector for Input/Output/ Connector for Input/Output/ RS-232/RS-422 port...
  • Page 27 4. Function 5. Appendix Wiring z Wiring for Ethernet Communication If connecting the WB2F to a host device such as programmable display or a computer using an ethernet connection, do so according to the following wire instructions: Ethernet Port Ethernet...
  • Page 28 Caution Caution Miswiring may cause damage to internal circuitry. If the Load and the WB2F are connected to separate power supplies, make sure that you turn the WB2F's power on first. Use an AWG16 to 24 Cable for wiring. 2-11...

  • Page 29: Wiring Instructions: Setting Up The Wb2F Without The Communication Unit

    Installation & wiring 3. Operational Check 4. Function 5. Appendix Wiring 2. 3. 2 Wiring Instructions: Setting up the WB2F without the Communication Unit z Connector Pin Assignment The WB2F's connector pin assignment is as follows. DIN Connector Pin Number Wire color...

  • Page 30: Wiring The Power Supply

    AWG28. If the entire cable exceeds a length of 2.8m, there is a possibility that the it will adversely effect noise immunity. Do so only after thoroughly confirming that the WB2F's performance is not impacted. z RS-232 wiring When connecting the unit to a host device such as an operator interface or a computer via RS-232, wire it referring to the following example.
  • Page 31 External Input is a trigger input used to turn Read Request ON/OFF. The external trigger input operates as a non-voltage input or a voltage input (VIL: 1.0 V, VIH: 4.0 V-VCC). Refer to the following example prior to wiring the WB2F. WB2F...

  • Page 32: Connecting The Usb Cable

    When connecting the unit to a host device, firmly insert the USB connector straight into the USB port on the host device in the correct orientation. Host device USB port USB-A Connector To connect the WB2F, open the Maintenance Port Hatch and insert the USB Mini-B connector. Maintenance Port (USB Port) USB Mini-B Connector...

  • Page 33: Operational Check

    USB2.0 or later 3. 1. 2 Installing the Device Driver Prior to connecting the WB2F to a PC you must first install the USB device driver. In order to install, refer to F [5. 14 Installing the USB driver] page 5-31.

  • Page 34: Connecting To A Pc

    3. 1. 3 Connecting to a PC z If you use a communication unit If you use the WB2F with the communication unit, refer to F [2. 3. 1 Wiring Instructions: Connecting the WB2F to the Communication Unit] page 2-5 for wiring instructions.

  • Page 35: Confirming A Successful Read

    Power-ON Indicator LED Emitter LED continuously lights up as reading begins Due to the WB2F's settings, there are symbols that cannot be read. If you read a symbol double check the settings to ensure that the symbol is enabled. You can confirm the Status of a read simply by looking at the Status LED lights...

  • Page 36: Symbol Read Data Confirmation

    Install a generic terminal software onto the PC WB2F's reading management will be done via the generic terminal software Start up the generic terminal sfotware, select the port the WB2F is connected to and begin communications The Connector Port can be viewed from [Device Manager] Because you are connecting via USB, there is no need to separately set communication speed.

  • Page 37: Function

    4. 1 Overview 4. 1. 1 Operation mode The functions that the WB2F can execute differ by the operation mode. There are four operation modes: slave mode, setup support mode, maintenance mode, master mode. Slave mode „ This mode is used during normal operation. Slave mode has the following functions.
  • Page 38 Function 5. Appendix Overview Setup support mode „ This mode is used to check the installation position and reading status of the WB2F. Setup support mode has the follow- ing function. Function Details Reference page This function outputs and displays Read Success Rate for a giv-...

  • Page 39: Operation Mode Switching Operation And Status

    1. Overview 2. Installation & wiring 3 Operational Check Function 5. Appendix Overview 4. 1. 2 Operation mode switching operation and status The operation mode is switched using the READ/ENTER button or communication commands. For the communication commands, refer to F [4.

  • Page 40: Slave Mode

    1. Overview 2. Installation & wiring 3 Operational Check Function 5. Appendix Slave Mode 4. 2 Slave Mode This operation mode is used during normal operation. Use the unit in this mode after installation. Slave mode has the following functions. Symbol reading ............

  • Page 41: Symbol Reading

    1. Overview 2. Installation & wiring 3 Operational Check Function 5. Appendix Slave Mode 4. 2. 2 Symbol reading The symbol reading reads symbols and outputs the reading result. Refer to F [4. 6 Configuration Item Table] page 4-54 for details on code reading functions and their vari- ous settings.
  • Page 42 1. Overview 2. Installation & wiring 3 Operational Check Function 5. Appendix Slave Mode z Symbol Reading There are three types of Symbol Reading. Single Read..............F Page 4-6 - Edge Activation............. F Page 4-7 - Level Activation ............ F Page 4-8 Multi-read Sequential Output ......
  • Page 43 Turns off when either the illumination time elapses or symbol reading starts. If Reading Linked Control parameter is enabled, the WB2F will determine Reading Success/Reading Failure or Verification Match/Verification Un-match when symbol reading stops and perform output control based on the...
  • Page 44 Turns oFF when either the illumination time elapses or symbol reading starts. If Reading Linked Control parameter is enabled, the WB2F will determine Reading Success/Reading Failure or Verification Match/Verification Un-match when symbol reading stops and perform output control based on the...
  • Page 45 Preventing Double Read Time. However, this does not apply to symbols that have either different symbology or data. If you turn Reading Request OFF before the WB2F is able to read a single symbol, it will be treated as a Read- ing Failure.
  • Page 46 Preventing Double Read Time setting range is 100ms to 25,500ms To prevent reading the same symbol twice, the WB2F will not acknowledge symbols with the same symbol- ogy and data as the prior symbol during the Preventing Double Read Time. However, this does not apply to symbols that have either different symbology or data.
  • Page 47 1. Overview 2. Installation & wiring 3 Operational Check Function 5. Appendix Slave Mode z Start Reading and Stop Reading conditions for each Reading Request Symbol Reading and Reading Request Operation Symbol Reading Reading Timeout Reading Request Start Reading Conditions Stop Reading Conditions Reading Success READ/ENTER button...
  • Page 48 Can be used even if there are various symbologies in the imaging area at once. If here is more than one of the same symbol (same symbology and data) in the imaging area,the WB2F will treat them as one symbol.
  • Page 49 The multiple symbol read example below assumes that number of symbol readings is set to "04H"(4). Operational Example 1 If during 1 read, the WB2F is able to read the symbol 4 times "04H"… First Read Symbol A, B, C, D Successfully Read Because the maximum number of allowed symbols have been read, reading will stop and results will be output.
  • Page 50 1. Overview 2. Installation & wiring 3 Operational Check Function 5. Appendix Slave Mode Operational Example 2 When the number of symbol readings reaches "04H" ("4") with multiple reads. First Read Symbol A and C were successfully read, Symbol B and D were not. Because the number of symbol readings has not reached the maximum allowed, reading will continue.

  • Page 51: Output Data Additional Information

    1. Overview 2. Installation & wiring 3 Operational Check Function 5. Appendix Slave Mode 4. 2. 3 Output data additional information Output data additional information is used to add additional information to Reading Result. When performing a data output from a host device, there are two different types of data. For more information on Output Data Additional Information, refer to F [4.
  • Page 52 1. Overview 2. Installation & wiring 3 Operational Check Function 5. Appendix Slave Mode z Multiple Symbol Read or Multi-read Batch Output format You have the option to set [Batch Output Separator] in the separation of Reading Results instead of [Global Suffix]. How- ever, the last separation in the Reading Result will always be [Global Suffix] Like the [Global Suffix], the [Batch Output Separator] can be set with a maximum of 8 characters.
  • Page 53 1. Overview 2. Installation & wiring 3 Operational Check Function 5. Appendix Slave Mode z During verification execution Global Prefix Verification Result Reading Result Data Global Suffix If you are using the Verification, [Verification Result] will be entered before [Reading Result] If Verification is a match, the following string is entered before [Verification Result] <OK:xxx>...
  • Page 54 1. Overview 2. Installation & wiring 3 Operational Check Function 5. Appendix Slave Mode z Examples: (Additional Information) Examples: Item (Additional Note Information) Suffix with a maximum of 8 characters that can be added to any data out- Global Prefix put.
  • Page 55 1. Overview 2. Installation & wiring 3 Operational Check Function 5. Appendix Slave Mode Examples: Item (Additional Note Information) During verification, Match/Unmatch results will be added. Once verified, the characters OK and the matched master data number (3 characters) will be added. Verification Results <OK:000>...

  • Page 56: Output Data Editing

    1. Overview 2. Installation & wiring 3 Operational Check Function 5. Appendix Slave Mode 4. 2. 4 Output data editing Output data editing edits designated Reading Result and outputs the data. The editing method can be used either sepa- rately or in combination with each other. Extraction and Integration of Reading Result Data ..
  • Page 57 1. Overview 2. Installation & wiring 3 Operational Check Function 5. Appendix Slave Mode z Control Code Replacement If control code (00H-1FH, 7FH) is included in Reading Result Data, characters will be replaced by designated characters (re- placement characters) prior to output. e.g.

  • Page 58: Verification

    1. Overview 2. Installation & wiring 3 Operational Check Function 5. Appendix Slave Mode 4. 2. 5 Verification Verification compares Reading Result Data with the master data and determines match/unmatch. Determination Result can be set to reflect the Status LED, External Output and communication interface There are two methods for determination.
  • Page 59 • • • Master Data[3] • • • Will be verified against the Master Data If symbol "123"is successfully read, the WB2F will output the following <OK:000>123 CR If symbol "AbC"is successfully read, the WB2F will output the following <NG:--->AbC CR...
  • Page 60 5-13. ^cmp123456 CR Will be verified against master data If symbol "123456"is successfully read, the WB2F will output the following <OK:255>123456 CR If symbol "123"is successfully read, the WB2F will output the following <NG:--->123 CR Pre-registering master data and sequential input can be used in combination with each other.
  • Page 61 1. Overview 2. Installation & wiring 3 Operational Check Function 5. Appendix Slave Mode z Verification Determination Verification between Reading Result Data and master data is judged by partial match e.g. If master data is "ABC", verification determination of Reading Result Data is as follows Reading Result Data Determination Result Match...

  • Page 62: Command Alias

    1. Overview 2. Installation & wiring 3 Operational Check Function 5. Appendix Slave Mode 4. 2. 6 Command alias Command alias can register [Start Reading] and [Stop Reading] to other command character strings. Registered Command Character string is called an Alias. For details on various settings of the command alias function, refer to F [4.
  • Page 63 1. Overview 2. Installation & wiring 3 Operational Check Function 5. Appendix Slave Mode Stop Reading can execute each of the following five commands including the original. ^stop CR Original Command : STX STOP ETX Alias0 : Alias1 : off CR ESC CANCEL CR Alias2 : halt...

  • Page 64: Communication Command

    Communication Commands are composed of both Control Commands and Setup Commands Control Command „ Command to directly start up the WB2F. It can also execute other actions such as Symbol Reading, the Status LED ON/OFF etc. Setup Command „...
  • Page 65 5. Appendix Slave Mode z Control Command By inputting control commands from the host device into the WB2F, you can control the WB2F. Control command output format examples are as follows: e.g. Transmitting Control Command [Status LED (Red) ON] Request (Host Device → WB2F)
  • Page 66 Slave Mode z Setup Command By inputting setup commands from the host device into the WB2F, you can change/view setting parameter values. Control Command output format is as follows. e.g. Obtain the settings for Address 0157 “Status LED (Red) Illumination Time”.

  • Page 67: Parameter Changeover

    1. Overview 2. Installation & wiring 3 Operational Check Function 5. Appendix Slave Mode 4. 2. 8 Parameter Changeover The Read Parameter Changeover switches the read parameter tables of conditions such as image acquisition and decode. The save destination of the setting values of this function are called [read parameter table] and a maximum of 8 can be registered.
  • Page 68 1. Overview 2. Installation & wiring 3 Operational Check Function 5. Appendix Slave Mode z Read Parameter Table Changeover There are two types of methods for switching read parameter tables. For details on the read parameter table changeover function and its various settings please refer to F [Symbol Reading] page 4-58.
  • Page 69 1. Overview 2. Installation & wiring 3 Operational Check Function 5. Appendix Slave Mode Reading Success Sort Prior to the next read, the successfully read parameter table will be sorted at the beginning of the sequence table. If using Read Success sort, ensure that the setting for [read success sort] is enabled. e.g.

  • Page 70: Image Capture

    Image Capture The settings for acquiring and storing images can be configured. Host devices connected to the WB2F's communication interface are able to acquire saved images at arbitrary timing. z Settings during image acquisition The following items can be configured as settings for the image capture function.
  • Page 71 1. Overview 2. Installation & wiring 3 Operational Check Function 5. Appendix Slave Mode Image quality Specify the density of the captured image. Settings High density Low Density (1/2) High density Low Density 1280 dot 640 dot 960 dot 480 dot : E ective pixels : E ective pixels : SKIP pixel...
  • Page 72 Function 5. Appendix Slave Mode z On keeping acquired images The WB2F has three types of image storage areas that each have different restrictions (such as in the number of images that can be saved). Number of Region Saved Image...

  • Page 73: 4. 2. 10 Image Filter

    1. Overview 2. Installation & wiring 3 Operational Check Function 5. Appendix Slave Mode 4. 2. 10 Image Filter The image filter digitally corrects the acquired image. There is a total of 7 image filters and up to 4 can be set up in combination. For more details on the image filter function and its various settings refer to F [Reading Parameter Changeover Func- tion]...
  • Page 74 1. Overview 2. Installation & wiring 3 Operational Check Function 5. Appendix Slave Mode Open Dilate (Expansion) is performed after Erode (compression). The function will delete minute traces of white without ex- panding the black areas. Effective for black symbols with fine white blemishes. Before processing After processing Close...
  • Page 75 1. Overview 2. Installation & wiring 3 Operational Check Function 5. Appendix Slave Mode Sharpening Sharpen the captured image. Effective in cases when the captured image is low contrast or out of focus. Before processing After processing Smoothing Smooth out the captured image. Effective for images with a lot of noise or symbols with white or black blemishes.

  • Page 76: I/O

    5. Appendix Slave Mode 4. 2. 11 I/O I/O is to operate and to get current status of the WB2F by using external output and the external input. There are 4 external outputs and 2 external inputs. External Output External Output has the following functions.

  • Page 77: Setup Support Mode

    5. Appendix Setup support mode 4. 3 Setup support mode This mode is used to check the installation position and reading status of the WB2F. Setup support mode has the following function. Reading Success Rate Measurement ....F Page 4-44 Decoding Processing Time Measurement ..
  • Page 78 1. Overview 2. Installation & wiring 3 Operational Check Function 5. Appendix Setup support mode z Detailed procedure using the READ/ENTER and SELECT buttons When the unit's power supply is on, push the READ/ENTER button for 5 seconds. The Status LEDs (green/orange/red) will flash and the unit will Status LEDs switch to the waiting state for measurement item to be selected in setup support mode.
  • Page 79 When the SELECT button is pushed while LED 3 is blinking, the status LED (green) will flash, and the Reading Success Rate measurement will changeover to execution standby mode. If 5 seconds elapse with no operation, the WB2F will revert to the operation mode it was in prior to switching.

  • Page 80: Reading Success Rate Measurement

    LF " message is output to the communi- cation interface. To stop the measurement, push the READ/ENTER button or input the communication command suffix. (The initial value is CR LF ) When ended, the WB2F returns to the operation mode before the switch. 4-44...

  • Page 81: Decoding Processing Time Measurement

    LF " message is output to the commu- nication interface. To stop the measurement, push the READ/ENTER button or input the communication command suffix. (The initial value is CR LF ) When ended, the WB2F returns to the operation mode before the switch. 4-45...

  • Page 82: Symbol Position Measurement

    LF " message is output to the communi- cation interface. To stop the measurement, push the READ/ENTER button or input the communication command suffix. (The initial value is CR LF ). When ended, the WB2F returns to the operation mode before the switch. 4-46...
  • Page 83 1. Overview 2. Installation & wiring 3 Operational Check Function 5. Appendix Setup support mode z The relationship between Symbol placement and the Position LED An imaging view is divided to 4 areas as the following figure. A. The position LED will be flashed with a climax coordinate of the symbol range which succeeded to decode(in red with line) .

  • Page 84: Autotuning

    Will perform auto-tuning that is specialized for difficult symbols (such as DPM). Use this function when standard tuning has failed. * It may take up to several minutes for tuning to complete as the WB2F searches for the optimum image filter. Custom tuning This function is adjusting value of the auto configuration after confured value of the auto configuration.
  • Page 85 1. Overview 2. Installation & wiring 3 Operational Check Function 5. Appendix Setup support mode The results of auto-tuning can be convered either via the communication interface or the Status LEDs The resulting output form is the following. NOW [Tuning Name]… CR TableSetting CR TableNum:[Reading parameter table registration destination number] CR Analog Gain: [Analog gain setting value]:([Scale factor]) CR...

  • Page 86: Maintenance Mode

    5. Appendix Maintenance mode 4. 4 Maintenance mode This mode is used for maintenance during operation after WB2F installation and to perform actions when problems occur. Maintenance mode has the following functions. Maintenance Support ........... F Page 4-52 Firmware updating ..........
  • Page 87 Put the READ/ENTER button ON until you can confirm the Status LEDs (green/orange/red) have flashed. (Approximately 5 seconds or longer) The Status LEDs (green/orange/red) will all flash (2 seconds on, 2 Status LEDs seconds off ) and the WB2F switches to maintenance mode. 4-51...

  • Page 88: Maintenance Support

    This function temporarily operates the WB2F with the factory default settings when problems occur such as symbols can no longer be read or communication is no longer possible with the host device after changing the WB2F settings. This function can be executed by switching to maintenance mode.

  • Page 89: Master Mode

    Changes [Enabling PLC connection function] setting value to "01H" Executes Control Command [Save Setting Values] Turns power OFF and then ON The WB2F will switch to master mode after the status LED (green) flashes for 2 seconds and all the status LED lights (green/orange/red) turn off. Status LEDs...

  • Page 90: Configuration Item Table

    4. 6 Configuration Item Table The settings and setting values that define the manner in which the WB2F operates are as follows. You can define the customized operation of the WB2F for your environment by changing the setting values. When setting values are changed, the setting values must be saved with the "save setting values" con- trol command.
  • Page 91 1. Overview 2. Installation & wiring 3 Operational Check Function 5. Appendix Configuration Item Table Address Size Default Setting value Item Sub item Remarks (hex) (dec) (hex) (hex) Positive Logic : As OUT0 is output, the transister (open collector output) will turn OFF and become High state.
  • Page 92 1. Overview 2. Installation & wiring 3 Operational Check Function 5. Appendix Configuration Item Table Address Size Default Setting value Item Sub item Remarks (hex) (dec) (hex) (hex) Positive Logic : As OUT3 is output, the transister (open collector output) will turn OFF and become High state.
  • Page 93 1. Overview 2. Installation & wiring 3 Operational Check Function 5. Appendix Configuration Item Table Address Size Default Setting value Item Sub item Remarks (hex) (dec) (hex) (hex) Status LED (green) 00 : Disabled Enable to link to the reading reading linked con- 0150 01 : Enabled...
  • Page 94 Reading start 00 : Disabled accordance to the new settings 0204 when power on 01 : Enabled as soon as the WB2F is pow- ered on or is switched to slave mode. Reserved 0205 Reserved 0206...
  • Page 95 1. Overview 2. Installation & wiring 3 Operational Check Function 5. Appendix Configuration Item Table Address Size Default Setting value Item Sub item Remarks (hex) (dec) (hex) (hex) 00 - 07 : Table Specification Reading Parameter 0220 Mode Table Specification FF : Sequence Mode 01 - 20 : Number of Se-...
  • Page 96 1. Overview 2. Installation & wiring 3 Operational Check Function 5. Appendix Configuration Item Table Address Size Default Setting value Item Sub item Remarks (hex) (dec) (hex) (hex) 00 - 07 : Parameter table Sequence 0234 number to be Table16 used 00 - 07 : Parameter table Sequence...
  • Page 97 1. Overview 2. Installation & wiring 3 Operational Check Function 5. Appendix Configuration Item Table Address Size Default Setting value Item Sub item Remarks (hex) (dec) (hex) (hex) Reserved 0300 Reserved 0301 01 : 1 Time 02 : 2 Times Analog Gain 0302 04 : 4 Times...
  • Page 98 1. Overview 2. Installation & wiring 3 Operational Check Function 5. Appendix Configuration Item Table Address Size Default Setting value Item Sub item Remarks (hex) (dec) (hex) (hex) 00 : No Filter 01 : Erode (Compression) 02 : Dilate (Expansion) 03 : Open Filter setting 0313...
  • Page 99 1. Overview 2. Installation & wiring 3 Operational Check Function 5. Appendix Configuration Item Table Address Size Default Setting value Item Sub item Remarks (hex) (dec) (hex) (hex) GS1 Databar Ex- 00 : Disabled panded 032C 01 : Enabled Enable Setting 00 : Disabled GS1 Databar Limited 032D...
  • Page 100 1. Overview 2. Installation & wiring 3 Operational Check Function 5. Appendix Configuration Item Table Address Size Default Setting value Item Sub item Remarks (hex) (dec) (hex) (hex) Horizontal inversion 00 : None 0B8D of the image 01 : Flip horizontally Reserved 0B8E Reserved...
  • Page 101 1. Overview 2. Installation & wiring 3 Operational Check Function 5. Appendix Configuration Item Table Address Size Default Setting value Item Sub item Remarks (hex) (dec) (hex) (hex) Configure exposure time, ana- log gain and digital gain in the read parameter table based on as follows.
  • Page 102 1. Overview 2. Installation & wiring 3 Operational Check Function 5. Appendix Configuration Item Table Address Size Default Setting value Item Sub item Remarks (hex) (dec) (hex) (hex) UPC-E1 00 : Disabled 0D1C 01 : Enabled Enable Setting EAN-13 00 : Disabled 0D1D 01 : Enabled Enable Setting...
  • Page 103 1. Overview 2. Installation & wiring 3 Operational Check Function 5. Appendix Configuration Item Table Address Size Default Setting value Item Sub item Remarks (hex) (dec) (hex) (hex) GS1-Databar Ex- 00 : Disabled Performs tuning with the panded Stacked 0D44 01 : Enabled enabled symbol.
  • Page 104 1. Overview 2. Installation & wiring 3 Operational Check Function 5. Appendix Configuration Item Table Address Size Default Setting value Item Sub item Remarks (hex) (dec) (hex) (hex) 1048 00 - FF : ASCII code 1049 00 - FF : ASCII code 104A 00 - FF : ASCII code 104B...
  • Page 105 1. Overview 2. Installation & wiring 3 Operational Check Function 5. Appendix Configuration Item Table Address Size Default Setting value Item Sub item Remarks (hex) (dec) (hex) (hex) 10A0 00 - FF : ASCII code Local Prefix data 10A1 00 - FF : ASCII code Scode 10A2 00 - FF : ASCII code...
  • Page 106 1. Overview 2. Installation & wiring 3 Operational Check Function 5. Appendix Configuration Item Table Address Size Default Setting value Item Sub item Remarks (hex) (dec) (hex) (hex) 10D8 00 - FF : ASCII code Local Prefix data 10D9 00 - FF : ASCII code TELEPEN 10DA 00 - FF : ASCII code...
  • Page 107 1. Overview 2. Installation & wiring 3 Operational Check Function 5. Appendix Configuration Item Table Address Size Default Setting value Item Sub item Remarks (hex) (dec) (hex) (hex) 1150 00 - FF : ASCII code Local Prefix data 1151 00 - FF : ASCII code GS1 Databar Ex- 1152 00 - FF : ASCII code...
  • Page 108 1. Overview 2. Installation & wiring 3 Operational Check Function 5. Appendix Configuration Item Table Address Size Default Setting value Item Sub item Remarks (hex) (dec) (hex) (hex) 11B0 00 - FF : ASCII code Local Suffix data 11B1 00 - FF : ASCII code UPC-E1 11B2 00 - FF : ASCII code...
  • Page 109 1. Overview 2. Installation & wiring 3 Operational Check Function 5. Appendix Configuration Item Table Address Size Default Setting value Item Sub item Remarks (hex) (dec) (hex) (hex) 11E4 00 - FF : ASCII code 11E5 00 - FF : ASCII code Local Suffix data GS1 Databar Limited 11E6...
  • Page 110 1. Overview 2. Installation & wiring 3 Operational Check Function 5. Appendix Configuration Item Table Address Size Default Setting value Item Sub item Remarks (hex) (dec) (hex) (hex) 00 : Disabled Function enabled 1300 01 : Enabled 0000 - 1BB0 : 1301 Extraction From the 0th Character to...
  • Page 111 1. Overview 2. Installation & wiring 3 Operational Check Function 5. Appendix Configuration Item Table Address Size Default Setting value Item Sub item Remarks (hex) (dec) (hex) (hex) 2004 00 - FF : ASCII code 2005 00 - FF : ASCII code 2006 00 - FF : ASCII code 2007...
  • Page 112 1. Overview 2. Installation & wiring 3 Operational Check Function 5. Appendix Configuration Item Table Address Size Default Setting value Item Sub item Remarks (hex) (dec) (hex) (hex) 2034 00 - FF : ASCII code 2035 00 - FF : ASCII code 2036 00 - FF : ASCII code 2037...
  • Page 113 1. Overview 2. Installation & wiring 3 Operational Check Function 5. Appendix Configuration Item Table Address Size Default Setting value Item Sub item Remarks (hex) (dec) (hex) (hex) 2064 00 - FF : ASCII code 2065 00 - FF : ASCII code 2066 00 - FF : ASCII code 2067...
  • Page 114 00 : MC Protocol Format4 protocol of the external device Protocol Select 2201 4C(Q,L Series) that is to be connected to the WB2F 01 - FF : Setting value by Configure the monitoring inter- Monitoring cycle 2202 10m step val for the special area...
  • Page 115 1. Overview 2. Installation & wiring 3 Operational Check Function 5. Appendix Configuration Item Table Address Size Default Setting value Item Sub item Remarks (hex) (dec) (hex) (hex) Reserved 2300-33FF 4352 Reserved 3400-340E 00 : All symbology reading All parameter table setting val- Decoder All symbology prohibited...
  • Page 116 1. Overview 2. Installation & wiring 3 Operational Check Function 5. Appendix Configuration Item Table Address Size Default Setting value Item Sub item Remarks (hex) (dec) (hex) (hex) 00 : Modulus 16 (AIM compliant) 01 : Modulus 11 weight pattern 1 02 : Modulus 11 weight pattern 2 Check digit type...
  • Page 117 1. Overview 2. Installation & wiring 3 Operational Check Function 5. Appendix Configuration Item Table Address Size Default Setting value Item Sub item Remarks (hex) (dec) (hex) (hex) Reserved 3450 Reserved 3451 00 : Disabled Inspection of 3452 check digit 01 : Enabled Check digit 00 : Not transmit...
  • Page 118 1. Overview 2. Installation & wiring 3 Operational Check Function 5. Appendix Configuration Item Table Address Size Default Setting value Item Sub item Remarks (hex) (dec) (hex) (hex) Reserved 3490 Reserved 3491 00 : Disabled Inspection of 3492 check digit 01 : Enabled Check digit 00 : Not transmit...
  • Page 119 1. Overview 2. Installation & wiring 3 Operational Check Function 5. Appendix Configuration Item Table Address Size Default Setting value Item Sub item Remarks (hex) (dec) (hex) (hex) Reserved 34C0 Reserved 34C1 Inspection of 00 : Disabled 34C2 01 : Enabled check digit Check digit 00 : Not transmit...
  • Page 120 1. Overview 2. Installation & wiring 3 Operational Check Function 5. Appendix Configuration Item Table Address Size Default Setting value Item Sub item Remarks (hex) (dec) (hex) (hex) Reserved 34E0 Reserved 34E1 Inspection of 00 : Disabled 34E2 01 : Enabled check digit Check digit 00 : Not transmit...
  • Page 121 1. Overview 2. Installation & wiring 3 Operational Check Function 5. Appendix Configuration Item Table Address Size Default Setting value Item Sub item Remarks (hex) (dec) (hex) (hex) Reserved 3510 Reserved 3511 Inspection of 00 : Disabled 3512 01 : Enabled check digit Reserved 3513...
  • Page 122 1. Overview 2. Installation & wiring 3 Operational Check Function 5. Appendix Configuration Item Table Address Size Default Setting value Item Sub item Remarks (hex) (dec) (hex) (hex) Reserved 3560 Reserved 3561 Inspection of 00 : Disabled 3562 01 : Enabled check digit 00 : Not send Check digit...
  • Page 123 1. Overview 2. Installation & wiring 3 Operational Check Function 5. Appendix Configuration Item Table Address Size Default Setting value Item Sub item Remarks (hex) (dec) (hex) (hex) Reserved 3600-360B 360C 01 - 0A9C : Decoder Fixed length A For details, refer to F [Meth- 360D (1 digit to 2,716 digits)
  • Page 124 1. Overview 2. Installation & wiring 3 Operational Check Function 5. Appendix Configuration Item Table Address Size Default Setting value Item Sub item Remarks (hex) (dec) (hex) (hex) 00 : Disable reading of GS1-128 Composite 01 : If unable to read PDF417/ GS1-128 Output 3686 Micro PDF417, output...
  • Page 125 1. Overview 2. Installation & wiring 3 Operational Check Function 5. Appendix Configuration Item Table Methods to fix the length of read symbols Fixed Length A and Fixed Length B setting configurations are only available for applicable symbols There are three methods to fix the length. Fixed length method Configuration method Readable length...
  • Page 126 1. Overview 2. Installation & wiring 3 Operational Check Function 5. Appendix Configuration Item Table The factory default setting is a specified length range that defines the minimum length. The factory default fixed length settings are as follows. Fixed length A Fixed length B Symbol Type (Minimum...
  • Page 127 1. Overview 2. Installation & wiring 3 Operational Check Function 5. Appendix Configuration Item Table Parameter Table Address Table Details on the parameter table address are as follows Table0 Table1 Table2 Table3 Table4 Table5 Table6 Table7 Major Item sub item Address Address Address...
  • Page 128 1. Overview 2. Installation & wiring 3 Operational Check Function 5. Appendix Configuration Item Table Table0 Table1 Table2 Table3 Table4 Table5 Table6 Table7 Address Address Address Address Address Address Address Address Major Item sub item Italian Pharm (Code32) 0327 0387 03E7 0447 04A7...

  • Page 129: Communication Unit

    4. 7. 1 Overview The communication unit is a protocol converter that allows the WB2F to connect to Ethernet enabled devices. The WB2F can be controlled via ethernet by using the communication unit It can also function as an RS-422 protocol converter or a relay for RS-232 communication interface...

  • Page 130: Names And Functions Of Its Parts

    Operation changeover switch Used to changeover operation mode Display LED (5V DC ) Lights up (green) when power is on Display LED (I/O) Green LED flash with External input and External output of WB2F. Input/Output/RS-232/RS-422 The communication unit is connected with "input/output /RS-232/RS-422 Port". Port Will connect to a Ethernet Compatible device.

  • Page 131: Appendix

    Appendix This chapter describes WB2F specifications, troubleshooting, and contains lists of symbols. 5. 1 Product specifications Model WB2F-100S1B Rated power supply voltage 5V DC ±0.25 V Consumption current 500mA or less (peak 1A or less) Operation button Equipped on unit (tactile switch) x 2 Barcode 50 to 180mm (narrow bar size 0.5mm)
  • Page 132 *1 By IDEC standard barcode or 2D code *2 Use only a Listed Power Supply with an output rated 5V DC and marked LPS or NEC Class 2 for use the WB2F as UL Listing product *3 For maintenance interface ( incompartible USB bus power )

  • Page 133: Field Of View/Characteristics

    3 Operational Check 4 Function Appendix Field of view/characteristics 5. 2 Field of view/characteristics 5. 2. 1 Reading Range The WB2F's reading range (representative) is as follows: Symbol Narrow Bar/Cell size Reading distance 0.127 65 to 150 Barcode Code39 50 to 250 0.127...

  • Page 134: Field Of View

    2. Installation & wiring 3 Operational Check 4 Function Appendix Field of view/characteristics 5. 2. 2 Field of View The WB2F's field of view will change as follows: Reading distance Horizontal Field of view Perpendicular Unit : mm Perpendicular Reading distance Horizontal The specification may be changed without prior notification for the purpose of product improvements.

  • Page 135: Angle Characteristics

    Pitch Skew Tilt conditions lights Reading distance : 100 mm -60° θ -15°, +15° θ +60° Using IDEC standard Top 2 -60° θ +60° -60° θ -15°, +13° θ +60° ±180° symbol Bottom 2 -60° θ -13°, +15° θ +60°...
  • Page 136 1. Overview 2. Installation & wiring 3 Operational Check 4 Function Appendix Field of view/characteristics Tilt „ Rotation angle ±180° ±180° θ...

  • Page 137: Dimensional Outline Drawings

    1. Overview 2. Installation & wiring 3 Operational Check 4 Function Appendix Dimensional outline drawings 5. 3 Dimensional outline drawings The WB2F Center position of optic. 18.5 40.0 10.7 10.5 36.5 2-M3 length 5 mm or less (Mounting screw hole)
  • Page 138 1. Overview 2. Installation & wiring 3 Operational Check 4 Function Appendix Dimensional outline drawings Communication Unit (WB9Z-CU100) 11.8 70.0 30.0 66.0 Unit : mm...

  • Page 139: Troubleshooting

    5. 4 Troubleshooting When using the WB2F, if an operation occurs that you think is a problem, read the following problems and items to check to resolve the problem. If you cannot resolve the problem, contact your local dealer or customer service.

  • Page 140: Timing Chart

    Appendix Timing Chart 5. 5 Timing Chart Will explain the WB2F read operation and external output timing charts. 5. 5. 1 Scan Operation Timing Chart Indicates the WB2F read operation timing chart. e.g. If reading a symbol given the following conditions...

  • Page 141: External Output Timing Chart

    1. Overview 2. Installation & wiring 3 Operational Check 4 Function Appendix Timing Chart Maximum flshing time of emitter LED is affected by frame arte and Flashing mode. Each light's maximum lighting time is as follows. Lighting ON Mode Resolution Image quality Frame rate Normal usage...
  • Page 142 1. Overview 2. Installation & wiring 3 Operational Check 4 Function Appendix Timing Chart z BUSY Output The BUSY output will keep output ON until a reading operation is completed. Operating logic of output can be chosen from "positive logic" and "negative logic". The timing chart when set to [positive logic] is as follows: Reading Operation External Output...

  • Page 143: List Of Control Commands

    1. Overview 2. Installation & wiring 3 Operational Check 4 Function Appendix List of Control Commands 5. 6 List of Control Commands Control command Name Description Prefix Mnemonic Suffix 1 Start Reading Start symbol read The Symbol Reading using the reading parameter table Start Reading (Read is started.
  • Page 144 1. Overview 2. Installation & wiring 3 Operational Check 4 Function Appendix List of Control Commands Control command Name Description Prefix Mnemonic Suffix Status LED (Orange) ledb0 Sets the Status LED (orange) to the OFF State Status LED (Orange) ledb1 Sets the Status LED (Orange) to the ON State 21 Status LED (Green) OFF ^ ledc0...
  • Page 145 During initialization, the Status LED (orange) will blink. Time to complete initialization is within 30s. Gets the version of the firmware. Example: Response when getting the version ^WB2F-100S1B/A-001.000.00/B-001.000.00 46 Get version For details, refer to F [5. 7 Control Commands (Details)] page 5-17.
  • Page 146 1. Overview 2. Installation & wiring 3 Operational Check 4 Function Appendix List of Control Commands Control command Name Description Prefix Mnemonic Suffix Gets the RS-232 interface communication settings. (The setting values applied at startup) e.g. Response when getting the communication settings applied at startup ^07,01,01,00,00/00,00,00,00/5e,00,00,00/0d Get communication...

  • Page 147: Control Commands (Details)

    1. Overview 2. Installation & wiring 3 Operational Check 4 Function Appendix Control Commands (Details) 5. 7 Control Commands (Details) No. 2 Start Reading (Specify Reading Parameter Table) Transmission Example Specified Table Prefix Command Space (half size) Suffix Number A value between "00" to "07" will be entered as the Specified table number No.3 Start Reading Designated Area Transmission Example Space...
  • Page 148 1. Overview 2. Installation & wiring 3 Operational Check 4 Function Appendix Control Commands (Details) No 8. Image memory Acquire Bitmap Image Transmission Example It reply continuously by the following form every 16 bytes of image data. Image Data 16 bytes Suffix Transmit an image data even if the image Data is less than 16 bytes.
  • Page 149 1. Overview 2. Installation & wiring 3 Operational Check 4 Function Appendix Control Commands (Details) No. 25 Retrieve free Temporary Image Memory file count Response example Prefix Number of Files Suffix 0000 A value between "0000" to "0016" will be entered in File Count. No.
  • Page 150 WB2F-100S1B A-001.000.00 B-001.000.00 WB2F-100S1B will be entered for model number. The main application version is the numeric values in the format 3-digit. 3-digit. 2-digit that follow A- which indicates the main application. The bootloader version is the numeric values in the format 3-digit. 3-digit. 2-digit that follow B- which indicates the bootloader.

  • Page 151: Check Digit Calculation Method

    1. Overview 2. Installation & wiring 3 Operational Check 4 Function Appendix Check digit calculation method 5. 8 Check digit calculation method A check digit can be added to the output data for readout data and configuration commands. The check digit is expressed as an 2 digit hexadecimal ASCII code in text. Calculation range and position where added The calculation range of the check digit and the position where it is added are as follows.

  • Page 152: Ascii Code Table

    1. Overview 2. Installation & wiring 3 Operational Check 4 Function Appendix ASCII Code Table 5. 9 ASCII Code Table Character Decimal Hexadecimal Binary Character Decimal Hexadecimal Binary 00000000 00011011 00000001 00011100 00000010 00011101 00000011 00011110 00000100 00011111 (SP) 00100000 00000101 00100001 00000110...
  • Page 153 1. Overview 2. Installation & wiring 3 Operational Check 4 Function Appendix ASCII Code Table Character Decimal Hexadecimal Binary Character Decimal Hexadecimal Binary 00111101 01100101 > 00111110 01100110 00111111 01100111 01000000 01101000 01000001 01101001 01000010 01101010 01000011 01101011 01000100 01101100 01000101 01101101 01000110...

  • Page 154: 5. 10 Aim Symbology Id Table

    1. Overview 2. Installation & wiring 3 Operational Check 4 Function Appendix AIM symbology ID table 5. 10 AIM symbology ID table The AIM-compliant symbology identification IDs are as follows. The output name is: ] + ID + modifier A total of 3 digits. However, for the AIM ID modifier, undefined items are output as "x".
  • Page 155 1. Overview 2. Installation & wiring 3 Operational Check 4 Function Appendix AIM symbology ID table AIM ID Symbology name Modifier 0 : Full ASCII mode TELEPEN 1 : Number limited mode 0 : Check character 1 digit is validated and transmitted. 1 : Check character 2 digits is validated and transmitted Code11 3 : Check character is validated but not transmitted.

  • Page 156: Gs1-128 Application Identifier

    5. 11 GS1-128 Application Identifier WB2F supports Application Identifier (AI) of GS1. Refer to the following table about a symbol and the version to support. AI is established by GS1 which is an international organization managing the international standard. Check the official website of GS1 about more information of AI.

  • Page 157: 5. 12 Initialization Barcode

    5. 12 Initialization Barcode The Initialization barcode, when scanned, returns the WB2F to its factory default settings If the configuration barcode is read in maintenance mode with the READ/ENTER button, the WB2F settings will be initial- ized to the factory defaults.

  • Page 158: 5. 13 Sample Labels

    1. Overview 2. Installation & wiring 3 Operational Check 4 Function Appendix Sample labels 5. 13 Sample labels This section contains sample labels Print them out and use them as necessary. The vertex coordinate (x1, y1) of each code is the upperleft coordinate of each symbol. Code39 Codabar Interleaved 2of5...
  • Page 159 1. Overview 2. Installation & wiring 3 Operational Check 4 Function Appendix Sample labels Code11 MSI Plessey GS1 Databar Expanded GS1 Databar Limited GS1 Databar Omni-directional GS1 Databar Expanded Stack GS1 Databar Stack GS1 Databar Limited Composite (CC-A) GS1 Databar Limited Composite (CC-B) GS1-128 Composite (CC-C) 0101234540123458 GS1-128 CCC 5-29...
  • Page 160 1. Overview 2. Installation & wiring 3 Operational Check 4 Function Appendix Sample labels Japan Postal DataMatrix 1086014012 QRCode Micro QR Code PDF417 Micro PDF417 microPDF0123456789 The unit may not be able to read some symbols depending on its settings. When executing reading, change the settings to the appropriate setting values.

  • Page 161: 5. 14 Installing The Usb Driver

    Prior to using the maintenance port to connect the unit to a computer, the USB device driver must be installed. The USB driver is made available on the IDEC website. Please download and install the latest USB driver from the IDEC website.

  • Page 162: 5. 15 Setting Check Digit

    Each symbol has two settings, “Inspection of check digit Enabled/Disabled” and “Check digit transmitting Tranmit/Not transmit”. The settings that define the manner in which the WB2F operates are as follows. The WB2F recognizes the last digit (excluding the start/stop characters) as the check digit when the check digit is defined in each symbology.
  • Page 163 1. Overview 2. Installation & wiring 3 Operational Check 4 Function Appendix Setting check digit As an example, here is an explanation of barcode reading results when two options, “Check digit check Enabled/Disabled” and “Check digit transmitting Transmit/Not transmit”, are used in different combinations. e.g.
  • Page 164 1. Overview 2. Installation & wiring 3 Operational Check 4 Function Appendix Setting check digit e.g. Barcode with check digit incorrectly added Configuration Item Setting value Symbology Code39 Barcode data 1234567890 12345678903 Check digit Added ("3") Check digit Reading results* Remarks Check Transmitting...

  • Page 165: Index

    Methods to fix the length of read symbols ....4-88 Detailed Tuning ................4-48 Mounting methods Dilate (Expansion) ................4-37 WB2F mounting methods ..........2-3 Dimensional outline drawings ..........5-7 Multiple Symbol Read (Differs from Multi-Read) ..4-12 Multi-Read Batch Output ............4-10 Output format ..............4-16 Erode (Compression) Multi-Read Sequential Output ..........
  • Page 166 Sample labels ...................5-28 Wiring for External Input ..........2-11 Scanner Port ..................2-5 Wiring for External Output ...........2-11 Scan Operation Timing Chart..........5-10 Wiring Instructions: Setting up the WB2F without the Sequence Mode ................4-32 Communication Unit Setup Command ................4-30 Connector Pin Assignment ......... 2-12 Setup support mode ..............4-41...

  • Page 167: Revision History

    Revision history Revised content Edition Published Page Points 2017.3...
  • Page 168 Published: March 2017 1st edition 6-64, Nishi-Miyahara 2-Chome, Yodogawa-ku, Osaka, Japan 2017 IDEC CORPORATION All Rights Reserved. • The specifications and content in this manual may be changed without prior notification. • Reproduction of this manual without prior permission is prohibited. All rights reserved.
  • Page 169 China/Shanghai IDEC (Shanghai) Corporation Tel: +86-21-6135-1515 IDEC Australia Pty. Ltd. Tel: +61-3-8523-5900 sales@au.idec.com idec@cn.idec.com Germany IDEC Electrotechnik GmbH Tel: +49-40-25 30 54 - 0 service@eu.idec.com China/Shenzen IDEC (Shenzen) Corporation Tel: +86-755-8356-2977 idec@cn.idec.com Singapore IDEC Izumi Asia Pte. Ltd. Tel: +65-6746-1155 info@sg.idec.com China/Beijing IDEC (Beijing) Corporation Tel: +86-10-6581-6131 idec@cn.idec.com...
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