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AUTOMATIC IDENTIFICATION TECHNOLOGY SICK CATALOGUE 2007-11-27

ICR85x-2 – The new generation

of this scanner family for dynamic

reading of 1D and 2D codes

The ICR85x-2 device family is based

on state-of-the-art computer technolo-

gy com bined with an innovative illumi-

nation concept. The integrated laser

illumination generates an intensive, ho-

mogeneous illumination line; the multi-

processor architecture is the basis for a

powerful complete device.

The ICR850-2 can detect codes with a

minimum cell size of 0.2 mm in a reading

field of 80 mm – at an object speed of

0.6 m/s. This reading performance is

achieved by a scanning frequency of

15 kHz. The ICR855-2 is designed for

more rapid applications. It operates at

a maximum of 45 kHz and can relia-

bly detect a cell size of 0.35 mm at a

speed of 4 m/s. Smaller symbols are

used in many sectors, particularly in

electronic and component production.

The ICR852-2 has been specially devel-

oped for the demands posed here. It

can detect small structures of 0.1 mm

at a speed of up to 0.3 m/s.

ICR85x-2

Your benefits: The ICR85x-2 at a glance:

•

Reduced cost through a fully

integrated scanner (decoding and

illumination)

•

Decoding of bar codes and 2D

codes with the same scanner at

common settings

•

Easy configuration via well

established graphical user

interface

•

Omni-directional reading of bar

codes and 2D codes

•

Ideal for realising the transition

from bar codes to 2D codes for

existing manufacturing lines.

Connectivity identical to SICK bar

code scanner family.

•

ICR850-2: Wide reading field

height of 80 mm

•

ICR855-2: Scan frequency up to

45 kHz for high transport speeds

•

ICR852-2: Reading high

resolution codes at cell sizes/bar

width down to 0.10 mm

•

Laser line at 650 nm provides

ideal illumination of the reading

field

•

On-board Ethernet interface

introduces an innovative bus

concept

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