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Features at a Glance

MultiCore technology
OCR reading

B50R011 OCR Reader

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The OCR reader is based on the wenglor MultiCore technology and reads up to 100 characters simultaneously. The functions region of interest and tracking are available for improved plain text reading. Reliable reading, comparing and good/bad-evaluation of various characters and symbols are easily possible.

Features at a Glance

MultiCore technology
OCR reading

Technical data

Optical Data
Lens thread	C-Mount
Resolution	736 × 480 Pixel
Resolution	0.35 MP
Image Chip	monochrome
Image chip size	1/3"
Pixel Size	6 × 6 µm
Light Source	External lighting
Optics	C mount
Service Life (T = +25 °C)	100,000 h
Frame Rate	25 fps

Electrical Data
Supply Voltage	18 ... 30 V DC
Current Consumption (Ub = 24 V)	< 200 mA
Response Time	40 ms
Temperature Range	-25 ... 55 °C*
Inputs/Outputs	6
Switching Output Voltage Drop	< 2.5 V
Switching Output/Switching Current	100 mA
Short Circuit Protection	yes
Reverse Polarity Protection	yes
Interface	RS-232/Ethernet
Protection Class	III

Mechanical Data
Setting Method	Ethernet
Housing Material	Aluminum
Degree of Protection	IP67
Connection	M12 × 1; 12-pin
Type of Connection Ethernet	M12 × 1; 8-pin, X-cod.
Optic Cover	Plastic, PMMA, ABS
Weight	303 g

Safety-relevant Data
MTTFd (EN ISO 13849-1)	263.03 a

General Data
Web server	yes
License package	weQubeOCR

Function
OCR	yes
Tracking	yes

Output
PNP NO	yes
Illumination Output	yes
RS-232 Interface	yes
Ethernet	yes

Adjustable parameters
Output	Push-pull NPN PNP
Circuit	NC NC/NO NO
All other parameters can be found in the product documentation.

Standards and certificates

Display brightness may decrease with age. This does not result in any impairment of the sensor function. * –25 °C: Ambient conditions should not result in condensation; avoid the formation of ice on the front panel! 55 °C: Continuous illumination at max. 1% or flash mode at 100% brightness with an exposure time of <= 5 ms; may affect the service life of the product.

Connection Diagram

Connection options
for L series illumination

Connection options
for ZVZF series illumination

Ctrl. Panel
20 = Enter key 22 = Up key 23 = Down key 60 = display

Dimensioned Picture
Dimensions specified in mm (1 mm = 0.03937")

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Downloads

Change_IP_adress_Windows7-10.pdf

DNNF020.pdf

EPLAN-Portal

WSCAD-Portal

Example_Rockwell_TCP_UDP_uniVision_1.0.0.zip

Example_TIA_TCP_UDP_uniVision_1.0.0.zip

Example_TwinCAT3_TCP_UDP_uniVision_1.0.0.zip

Firmware_weQube_2.6.1.tgz

Software_uniVision_2.6.1.exe

Interface_Protocol_DNNFxxx_LIMA.pdf

Interface_Protocol_DNNFxxx_TCP_UDP.pdf

Vision Calculator

A high-quality and sharp image is essential for robust and stable image evaluation. The interaction between lens and illumination is often underestimated. The wenglor Vision Calculator makes it easier to select the right lens for C mount cameras and helps to select the right autofocus camera for the relevant machine vision application.
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*The working distance describes the distance from the front edge of the optics to the surface of the inspection object.

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Note: The calculated values are approximate and may vary in reality depending on the device and application. The actual visual field is larger, especially with small focal distances/working distances.