Opticon NFT 1125, NFT 2135 manual Field-of-View Maximum Readable Bar Code Width

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Manual No. 25-NFT1121-01

Series NFT-1121/2135 Mini CCD Fixed Position Scanners

Depth-of-Field

Just as with a camera, the scanner has a depth-of-field. It can read bar codes that are not precisely at the focal distance - maybe a little closer, or a little farther away. However, if the bar code label is positioned too far from the focal distance, the scanner may not be able to successfully decode it.

The depth-of-field varies based on the density of the bar code, i.e., the thickness of the bars. High density bar codes (which have very narrow bars) are readable over a much shorter distance range than low density bar codes with larger bars.

The following table shows the “typical” depth-of-field (closest to farthest reading distances) for the NFT- 1125/2135 Series scanners. The actual performance may differ slightly from unit to unit. Also, it is important to note that this data was measured under ideal conditions using high quality bar code labels. In a “real world” environment the conditions will not be as ideal. Therefore, the best practice is to position the scanner at its focal distance rather than at the extremes of its depth-of-field.

Typical Reading Distance

from Window Depth-of-Field

 

1127

1126

2127

2126

 

Front View

Side View

Front View

Side View

Bar Code

Min.

Max.

Min.

Max.

Min.

Max.

Min.

Max.

Density

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

13.0 mil

0.0 in

1.5 in

0.0 in

1.4 in

0.0 in

2.4 in

0.5 in

2.6 in

10.0 mil

0.0 in

1.1 in

0.0 in

1.1 in

0.2 in

1.9 in

0.6 in

2.1 in

7.5 mil

0.0 in

0.9 in

0.0 in

1.0 in

0.4 in

1.7 in

0.7 in

1.9 in

6.0 mil

0.0 in

0.8 in

0.2 in

0.9 in

0.6 in

1.6 in

0.8 in

1.8 in

5.0 mil

0.0 in

0.7 in

0.3 in

0.7 in

1.0 in

1.5 in

0.9 in

1.6 in

Readable Bar Code Width (Field-of-View)

The following table shows the field-of-view at various distances from the window. The field-of-view is the maximum width that the scanner is capable of reading. A bar code label positioned anywhere within this field- of-view can be decoded. The field-of-view is also a measure of the widest bar code label that can be read. Remember: the width of a bar code label includes not only the bars and spaces but also the required white space (quiet zone) on each end.

 

 

Field-of-View

 

 

(Maximum Readable Bar Code Width)

Distance

1127

2127

1126

2126

from Window

Front View

Front View

Side View

Side View

0.5 in

2.6 in

2.6 in

2.5 in

2.5 in

1.0 in

2.9 in

3.0 in

2.7 in

3.1 in

1.5 in

3.3 in

3.4 in

3.0 in

3.5 in

2.0 in

3.7 in

3.9 in

3.2 in

3.8 in

2.5 in

 

4.3 in

 

4.1 in

Good design policy is to position the scanner at its focal distance and at the center of the field-of-view. Do not position it near the extremes of the reading range.

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Contents User’s Manual Series NFT 1125/2135This page left intentionally blank for repagenation Contents This page left intentionally blank for repagenation Organization of this Manual This page left intentionally blank for repagenation Product Overview Quick Start-Up ProcedureSection Introduction and Getting Started Page Symbologies Supported Section Technical SpecificationsPhysical Specifications Optical SpecificationsElectrical Specifications RS232 Communications SpecificationsConnector Pin-Outs Environmental SpecificationsPage Section Positioning the Scanner Getting Optimum PerformanceField-of-View Maximum Readable Bar Code Width LEDs Measuring Scanner Performance Read Rate TestTips for Insuring Highest Data Integrity Application NotesTips for Achieving High Throughput Tips for Verifying the Presence of a Bar Code Default Settings Section Configuring the ScannerProgramming Menus & Commands Page Common Causes of Poor Performance Section Application Engineering SupportTechnical Assistance and Support Modified and/or Customized ScannersPage Appendix a Programming Menus & Commands Index Programming via Bar Codes Programming via Computer CommandsIntroduction Page Global Default & Scanner Configurations Computer Function Bar Code Command DescriptionSymbology Selection Add/Activate Specific Bar Code Symbologies Symbology SelectionAdd/Activate Specific Bar Code Symbologies Delete/Deactivate Specific Bar Code Symbologies Options for UPC Options for Code Options for Codabar NW-7 Options for Codabar NW-7 Options for 2 5 Standard and Interleaved FormatOptions for Iata CPNFixing the Number of Digits Creating a Prefix and/or Suffix Setting Prefixes Identifying the Symbology Setting Suffixes Identifying the Symbology Setting Prefixes Identifying the SymbologySetting Suffixes Identifying the Symbology Direct Input of Numeric Characters Direct Input of Alpha Characters Enable Number of Characters/Digits Transmitted Direct Input of Control CharactersEnable Number of Characters/Digits Transmitted START/ENDDisable Number of Characters/Digits Transmitted Disable Number of Characters/Digits Transmitted Communication ParametersCommunication Parameters Handshaking Buzzer Operation Positive & Negative Bar Codes Buzzer OperationSetting the Trigger Function Selecting the Read Mode Scanner Timeout Trigger Enabled Mode only Redundant Decoding Transmitting Error Indications Trigger Enabled only STX?ETX for no readPrint Quality Adjustments Page Appendix B Dimensional Drawings 1126/2126 Side View1127/2127 Front View Appendix C Optical Performance Charts

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