A versatile barcode reader that is easily configured from the touch-screen has been introduced by Banner Engineering. The new iVu BCR reads DataMatrix and all standard linear barcodes, and includes the ability to read multiple codes of different types in the same image. In addition to DataMatrix, the iVu BCR reads the following linear codes: Code 128, Code39, CODABAR, Interleaved 2 of 5, EAN13, EAN8, UPCE, Postnet, IMB and Pharmacode. An intuitive multilanguage user interface allows for easy configuration without the need for a PC.
The menu-driven interface and 68 mm colour LCD touch-screen controls allow easy setup and changes to inspection parameters. A software emulator allows users to optimise their applications offline, without the need for image processing expertise.
A USB 2.0 interface is provided for easy updating and diagnostics. An adjustable focus lens makes image acquisition fast and easy. Cables, mounting brackets, lenses, filters and external light rings (red, blue, green and infrared) are available to support all applications.
The reader’s extensive capabilities make it appropriate for a wide range of identification and verification applications, including packaging, component tracking for automotive and other assembly operations, pharmaceutical and medical products, material handling and distribution, food and beverage, and electronics. The unit’s compact IP67 rated housing withstands harsh industrial environments.
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