Datalogic Marvis User Manual
Marvis™
Application Note
Marking and Reading System
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Marvis™ Application Manual
Original Instructions
Ed.: 04/2019
This manual refers to Lighter™ Suite version 7.1.3 and later.
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Table of Contents
CONVENTIONS.......................................................................................................................................................................VI
INTRODUCTION...................................................................................................................................................................... 1
About This Document ...................................................................................................................................................................... 2
Restrictions ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 2
SUPPORTED TOPOLOGIES AND OPERATIONS.................................................................................................................... 3
Marvis™ Configuration ..................................................................................................................................................................... 4
Vlase™ and Matrix 220™/300N™/410N™ ................................................................................................................................ 4
Arex™ and Matrix 220™/300N™/410N™ .................................................................................................................................. 5
UniQ™ and Matrix 220™/300N™/410N™ ................................................................................................................................. 6
Arex™ 400 and Matrix 220™/300N™/410N™ .......................................................................................................................... 7
HARDWARE INSTALLATION ................................................................................................................................................. 9
Mounting Instructions for Matrix ................................................................................................................................................. 10
Mechanical assembly on Arex™ laser marker ..................................................................................................................... 10
Mechanical assembly on UniQ™ laser marker .................................................................................................................... 13
Mechanical assembly on Arex™ 400 laser marker .............................................................................................................. 16
Fixing the Matrix 300N™, 410N™ to the bracket .................................................................................................................. 19
Fixing the Matrix 220™ to the bracket .................................................................................................................................. 20
Connecting Matrix 220™, 300N™ and 410N™ ................................................................................................................................ 21
Connecting Matrix to the Ethernet ...................................................................................................................................... 21
Connecting to Matrix ..................................................................................................................................................... 21
Connecting to Vlase™ ..................................................................................................................................................... 21
Connecting to Arex™ ....................................................................................................................................................... 22
Connecting to UniQ™ ...................................................................................................................................................... 22
Connecting to Arex™ 400 ............................................................................................................................................... 23
Connecting Matrix to power supply ..................................................................................................................................... 24
Connecting to Matrix ..................................................................................................................................................... 24
Connecting to Vlase™, Arex™ and UniQ™ laser markers ............................................................................................. 24
Connecting to Arex™ 400 laser marker ........................................................................................................................ 24
Connecting LED Ring Light ID (optional) .............................................................................................................................. 25
Vlase™, Arex™ and UniQ™ laser markers ...................................................................................................................... 25
Arex™ 400 laser marker ................................................................................................................................................. 26
SOFTWARE CONFIGURATION............................................................................................................................................. 27
How To Configure Your Marvis™ System ..................................................................................................................................... 28
How To Test, Mark and Validate Your Document ....................................................................................................................... 34
Marking and Validation Statistics ................................................................................................................................................ 36
Troubleshooting ............................................................................................................................................................................. 38
HELP................................................................................................................................................................. 41
Photometric Adjustment ............................................................................................................................................................... 42
Setting ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 42
Results .................................................................................................................................................................................... 43
Quality Grade Training ................................................................................................................................................................... 45
Industrial traceability ............................................................................................................................................................. 45
The Code Grading process ..................................................................................................................................................... 45
Quality parameters of metrics .............................................................................................................................................. 46
CC - Cell Contrast ........................................................................................................................................................... 46
CM - Cell Modulation ..................................................................................................................................................... 46
FPD - Fixed Pattern Damage ........................................................................................................................................ 46
UEC - Unused Error Correction ..................................................................................................................................... 46
Application Note iii
Contents
PG - Print Growth ...........................................................................................................................................................46
ANU - Axial Non-Uniformity ..........................................................................................................................................46
MR - Minimum Reflectance ..........................................................................................................................................46
GNU - Grid Non-Uniformity (GNU) ................................................................................................................................47
Verification process ................................................................................................................................................................47
Verification in production environments .............................................................................................................................47
In-line validation: a real example ..........................................................................................................................................48
MARVIS™ advantages: training on real sample ...................................................................................................................49
MARVIS™ advantages: single metric quality grade analysis ..............................................................................................49
MARVIS™ advantages: statistic threshold ............................................................................................................................50
ABOUT LED RING LIGHT ID.............................................................................................................................. 51
General Specification ......................................................................................................................................................................52
IEC62471-1 Compliance .................................................................................................................................................................52
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Contents
Application Note v
Conventions
Warnings
High Voltage
Laser Caution
ESD
Notes
This symbol identifies a hazard or procedure that, if incorrectly performed, could cause personal injury or result in
equipment damage. It is also used to bring the user’s attention to details that are considered IMPORTANT.
This symbol alerts the user they are about to perform an
action involving,
against an action that could result in damage to devices or
electrical shock.
This symbol alerts the user they are about to perform an
action involving possible exposure to laser light radiation.
This symbol identifies a procedure
measures to prevent Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) e.g., use an
ESD wrist strap. Circuit boards are most at risk. Please follow
ESD procedures.
This symbol draws attention to details or procedures that may
be useful in
mance of the hardware or software being discussed.
either a dangerous level of voltage, or to warn
that requires you take
improving, maintaining, or enhancing the perfor-
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Application Note vii
ABOUT THIS DOCUMENT starting on page 2
RESTRICTIONS starting on page 2
Chapter 1
Introduction
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Marvis™
About This Document
This document describes the implementation of a laser marker with a reading
system. The result of this system is defined as MARVIS™.
Refer to the associated reference manuals for additional information about setup,
maintenance and troubleshooting. Other related manuals are:
Vlase™ User’s Manual; Arex™ User's Manual; UniQ™ User's Manual; Arex™ 400 User’s
NOTE
Manual; Matrix 120™ User's Manual; Matrix 210N™ User's Manual; Matrix 220™ User's
Manual; Matrix 300N™ User's Manual; Matrix 410N™ User's Manual; Lighter™ Suite software User's Manual
Restrictions
The MARVIS™ solution is available for retrofit of existing Datalogic Laser Markers
and Readers as shown in the following table:
FAMILY DESCRIPTION MODELS NOTES
Arex™ Arex™ XX00-1X42 2015
Vlase™ Vlase™ 1X09-1X42 2016
Arex™ 20MW Arex™ A200-XX53
UniQ™ UniQ™ 1150-1X40
Arex™ 400 Arex™ XXX-XX4
Matrix 120™ Matrix 120™ X1X-01X YAG filter
Matrix 210N™ Matrix 210N™ 2XX-X1X
Matrix 220™ Matrix 220™ 3XX-010
Matrix 300N™ Matrix 300N™ 4XX-01X 472-012, 473-012, 482-012, 483-013 YAG filter
Matrix 300N™ Matrix 300N™ 4XX-01X
Matrix 410N™ Matrix 410N™ XXX-X1X
About This Document
472-010, 472-011, 473-010, 473-011,482-010, 482-011,
483-010, 483-011
→
→
NO YAG filter
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The DPM illuminator is always recommended.
If application codes must be read which are produced
by Laser Marking in real time,
use Matrix models incorporating YAG Filters in order to avoid burning the CMOS sensor.
Application Note 2
Chapter 2
Supported Topologies and Operations
MARVIS™ CONFIGURATION starting on page 4
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Marvis™
Marvis™ Configuration
Datalogic allows the integration of its products to create a complete marking and
reading verification system. To make this application possible, it is necessary to
integrate a laser marker (Vlase™, Arex™, UniQ™ or Arex™ 400) with a Matrix
reader (120™, 210N™, 220™, 300N™, 410N™).
Marvis™ Configuration
Datalogic makes available MARVIS™ ADD ON ki
between laser marker and Matrix reader easier. Currently these kits are compatible with Matrix 220™, 300N™ and 410N™. For the integration of Matrix 120N™/
0N™ with the laser marker, contact the technical support.
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Vlase™ and Matrix 220™/300N™/410N™
ts to make the integration
Figure 1: example of integration between the Vlase™ and the Matrix™.
Figure 2: example of integration between the Vlase™ and the Matrix™ with LED Ring Light ID.
Application Note 4
Supported Topologies and Operations
Arex™ and Matrix 220™/300N™/410N™
Figure 3: example of integration between the Arex™ and the Matrix™.
Figure 4: example of integration between the Arex™ and the Matrix™ with LED Ring Light ID.
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Marvis™
UniQ™ and Matrix 220™/300N™/410N™
Figure 5: example of integration between the UniQ™ and the Matrix™.
Marvis™ Configuration
Figure 6: example of integration between the UniQ™ and the Matrix™ with LED Ring Light ID.
Application Note 6
Supported Topologies and Operations
Arex™ 400 and Matrix 220™/300N™/410N™
Figure 7: example of integration between the Arec™ 400 and the Matrix 300N™.
Figure 8: example of integration between the Arex™ 400 and the Matrix™ with LED Ring Light ID.
Figure 9
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Marvis™ Configuration
Application Note 8
Chapter 3
Hardware Installation
MOUNTING INSTRUCTIONS FOR MAT RI X starting on page 10
CONNECTING MAT RI X 220™, 300N™ AND 410N™ starting on
page 21
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Marvis™
Mounting Instructions for Matrix
Datalogic makes available MARVIS™ MOUNTING BRACKETS to make the integration between laser marker and Matrix 220™, 300N™ and 410™ readers easier.
Install the individual systems following the instructions present in the relative
stallation manuals. This manual explains what to do in order to obtain a mark
in
and read application.
Mechanical assembly on Arex™ laser marker
At first, mount the LED Ring Light ID (if present) on the bracket:
Mounting Instructions for Matrix
Figure 1: LED Ring Light ID mounting on Arex™.
Application Note 10
Hardware Installation
The assembly of the following accessory changes the fixing distance by the value of
the base plate thickness.
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Fix the bracket to the adjustment plate with the supplied screws.
The bracket can be installed in two different positions:
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Figure 2: Bracket mounting on Arex™.
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