RFID Imager suits harsh industrial applications.November 13, 2007 -
Available in 1.3 Megapixel-SXGA and 2.0 Megapixel-UXGA versions, Matrix 400 2D RFID imager features adjustable C-Mount lenses, Run Time Self-Tuning function, and maximum operative temperature of 50°C. Decoding libraries make unit suitable for printed and Direct Part Marked applications. Multi-function push button sets relevant functions such as aiming, focusing, automatic imager calibration, and code setting, while XPRESS interface offers prompt feedbacks during standard operations.
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Original Press release
Datalogic, Inc.
3000 Earhart Ct., Suite 135
Hebron, KY, 41048
USA
Datalogic Introduces Matrix 400 2D RFID Imager
Bologna, 23 October 2007. Matrix 400 features higher reading performance and improved flexibility to drastically increase its field of use from the traditional Manufacturing to entry level Distribution and Warehousing applications.
The two sensor versions available (1.3 Megapixel-SXGA and 2.0 Megapixel-UXGA), combined with powerful internal lightings and adjustable C-Mount lenses, guarantee accuracy in decoding and verifying different resolutions Symbologies at various distances on large Field of View. Powerful proprietary decoding libraries provide the Matrix 400 with excellent performance on printed and DPM (Direct Part Marked) applications, even on damaged and low quality codes.
Installation and maintenance are easier than ever thanks to the innovative X-PRESS interface. A multi-function push button sets all relevant functions such as aiming, focusing (through Datalogic patented Blue Diamonds System), automatic imager calibration and code setting.
The new Matrix 400 was designed focusing on the overall ease of use of the imager. XPRESS interface provides prompt feedbacks during standard operations and an additional Green Spot was introduced to grant immediate Good Read visual response. Moreover, Run Time Self-Tuning (RTST) function increases Matrix's ease of operation by an automatic run time setting of the reader in presence of uncontrolled and variable reading conditions.
The innovative modular design, the use of focus adjustable C-Mount lenses and the availability of a large set of accessories provide high flexibility in covering application with larger FoV, extended DoF even on high resolution code. Matrix 400 is also a very versatile product with top level performance on DPM (Direct Part Marked) reading jointly with accurate Code Quality Verification capability (according to ISO/IEC and IAQG standards).
The rugged full metal construction, IP67 protection and max operative temperature of 50°C makes Matrix 400 the ideal product for industrial applications in harsh environments.
Datalogic Group is the third largest world manufacturer and leader in Europe for bar code readers, rugged mobile computers, and RFID systems. Datalogic offers innovative business solutions, specifically in the retail, manufacturing, transportation and logistics markets. The Group has been quoted on the techSTAR segment of the Italian stock exchange since 2001 as DAL.MI, with headquarters located in Lippo di Calderara di Reno (Bologna). Datalogic has about 1900 employees worldwide, in over 40 countries in Europe, Asia, the United States and the Pacific Rim. In 2006, the Datalogic Group achieved revenues of 381.6 million Euro, an increase of 85% over the previous year.
Datalogic Automation, part of the Datalogic Group, is the largest European manufacturer of Unattended Scanning Systems and one of the major players in the world of automatic identification systems for the industrial sector. The company offers a wide range of solutions in various industry divisions: from manufacturing to the more complex aerospace technology, automotive, and scientific industries. Datalogic Automation, headquartered in Lippo di Calderara di Reno (Bologna, Italy), includes three Business Units: Unattended Scanning Systems (fixed scanners for the industrial market), Marking (laser marking system - Laservall), and RFID (radiofrequency system - EMS).
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