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CLV 210...CLV 212 Bar Code Scanner
The CLV 210 to CLV 212, (referred to below as "CLV"), are used for automatic reading and decoding of bar
codes in a stationary reading station. These "Quick Start" instructions describe the procedure for initial setup of
the device with the basic configuration set by the factory. Please refer to the CLV 210...CLV 212 Operating In-
structions (no. 8 007 042) for application-specific configurations.
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1. Plan view of device ....................................................................................... 1
2. System requirements ................................................................................... 2
3. Scope of delivery ........................................................................................... 2
4. Laser warning ................................................................................................... 2
5. Electrical connection .................................................................................... 2
6. Function of the LEDs ................................................................................... 4
7. User interface ................................................................................................... 5
8. Setup ..................................................................................................................... 6
9. Technical data .................................................................................................. 8
10. Reading field graphs ...................................................................................... 9
11. Changing the alignment of the reading window ....................... 10
12. Dimensioned diagram .............................................................................. 11
13. Specimen bar codes for scanning ...................................................... 11
1. Plan view of device
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– Sub D HD plug, 15-pin
— LED (function indicators)
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› Angle attachment screws
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Fig 1. CLV 210...CLV 212 Bar Code Scanner
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Page 1: Table Of Contents
CLV 210...CLV 212 Bar Code Scanner The CLV 210 to CLV 212, (referred to below as “CLV”), are used for automatic reading and decoding of bar codes in a stationary reading station. These “Quick Start” instructions describe the procedure for initial setup of the device with the basic configuration set by the factory. -
Page 2: System Requirements
PC with terminal emulation program or a basic ASCII terminal • AMV 40-011 connection module (no. 1 017 132) or AMS 40-013 (no. 1 017 135) from SICK • RS 232 interface cable (e.g. no. 2 014 054 from SICK) •... - Page 3 (default: CL 20 mA interface) 2) Interface termination 3) Switching output 4) Switching input 5) see Fig. 5 Table 1 Fig. 4. Pin assignment of the CLV 210...CLV 212: 15-pin D Sub HD connector/open cable end © · · · SICK AG...
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Page 4: Function Of The Leds
Reading mode. In the statistical Percentage Evaluation mode, the device operates independently of this trigger thus enabling the read function to be tested directly. The connections of the two switching outputs "Device Ready" and "Result" and the host interface are described in the CLV 210...CLV 212 Operating Instructions . 24 V DC DC 24V CLV 210...CLV 212... -
Page 5: User Interface
The CLV features an integrated user interface as well as four LEDs to show the actual operating status. To operate and parametrize the device with a PC, a terminal emulation program (e.g. "TERM" from SICK) is required. If the CLV is connected with a terminal, no additional user software is necessary. Enter “a: TERM/E” to call up the TERM program in English from disk in the a: drive on the PC. -
Page 6: Setup
‡ Press the [ ESC ] key twice; select and confirm the "Percentage evaluation" menu item in the main menu. ‡ Hold the printed code sample in front of the reading window at a distance of approx. 120 mm (CLV 210, CLV 211) or 70 mm (CLV 212). - Page 7 In the default setting (standard decoder), the device reads one of the following code types with a scanning/ decoding frequency of 250 Hz (CLV 210, CLV 211) or 200 Hz (CLV 212) and 3 multiple reads: Decod. type Code types No.
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Page 8: Technical Data
Chapter 11. Parametrization (Setup) in the CLV 210...CLV 212 Operating Instructions . The CLV 210...CLV 212 Menu Overview enclosed is intended to help you navigate through the menu (the default values are highlighted in bold). -
Page 9: Reading Field Graphs
Reading distance Straight window alignment: the reading field is 15 mm further away from the reading window Raster scanner: raster height of 15 mm at a reading distance of 200 mm Fig. 10. Reading ranges of CLV 210...CLV 212 © ·... -
Page 10: Changing The Alignment Of The Reading Window
Quick-Start CLV 210...CLV 212 Bar Code Scanners 11.Changing the alignment of the reading window The alignment of the reading window can be changed as shown in Fig. 11 : ‡ Starting from the lateral light emission configuration (as delivered), loosen the two screws ➅ on the angle attachment ➆... -
Page 11: Dimensioned Diagram
Quick-Start CLV 210...CLV 212 Bar Code Scanner 12. Dimensioned diagram All dimensions in mm Fig 12. Dimensions of CLV 210...CLV 212 13. Specimen bar codes for scanning code 39 code 128 Codabar EAN 13-digit 2/5 interleaved Module width Module width... - Page 12 +46 8-680 64 50 Australia Fax: +46 8-710 18 75 Erwin Sick Optic-Electronic Brazil Japan Pty. Ltd. Head Office Sick Indústria & Comércio Ltda. Sick K. K. Switzerland P . O. Box 214 Rua Conde de Porto Alegre, 5-8-8 Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku SICK AG 899 Heidelberg Road No.
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