SICK Čtečka čárových kódů 9.6 mm RS422, RS-232, CAN, Ethernet, USB 2.0 4 W 24V

SICK Lector62x Series Bar Code Reader, 24V Maximum Supply Voltage, 9.6mm Reading Distance - V2D621R-2MSFBB5

This bar code reader is a compact, short-range imaging scanner designed for industrial automation and manufacturing environments. It captures and decodes 2D and linear codes using LED illumination and connects to host systems via a range of serial, network and fieldbus interfaces. The device operates in typical production settings where space is limited and steady ambient conditions are maintained.

Features and Benefits:

• Supports multiple interfaces for flexible integration
  LED illumination enabling Rapid code capture
  Reads at a short range with 9.6mm reading distance
  Accepts 24V supply while drawing 4W power
  Operates across 0–50°C for standard plant conditions

Applications

• Suitable for in-line conveyor code identification in assembly lines
  Ideal for PCB and component marking verification stations
  Used with machine controllers via CAN for process synchronisation
  Can be used for packaging line serialisation over Ethernet
  Used for handheld or fixed scanning where a Compact footprint is required

What Interface options are available for connecting to control systems?

It provides serial communication via RS232 and RS422, USB2.0 for direct PC links, Ethernet for networked setups and CAN for integration with industrial controllers.

How does the device handle power requirements on existing equipment racks?

It runs from a 24V DC supply and consumes 4W, allowing straightforward integration with common 24V plant power rails.

Which barcode symbologies and quality checks does it support?

The reader decodes widely used 2D and linear formats and incorporates verification capabilities aligned with ISO/IEC barcode verification methods.

What form factor considerations affect mounting and placement?

The scanner is Compact with a short length, narrow width and shallow depth, enabling installation in confined spaces typical of automation stations.