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APPENDIX B – OPERATING THE LVS-9585 VERIFIER .............................................. 23
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Important Information
The LVS-9580/9585 arrives site packaged in a specially designed shipping carton. DO NOT discard this
shipping carton in case the system needs to be shipped or stored for any reason. Failure to use this
carton when returning the product to Microscan will void the warranty.
This guide is intended to help the user understand the features and functionality of the LVS-9580/9585.
Be sure to reference the following additional resources:
o Refer to the “LVS-95XX Series Software Installation Guide” for steps on installing the LVS-95XX
software. A hard copy version of the “LVS-95XX Series Software Installation Guide” is packaged
with the system and an electronic version is located on the installation media.
o Refer to the “LVS-95XX Series Barcode Quality Station Operations Manual” for comprehensive
steps on operating the LVS-95XX software. This manual is located on the installation media
packaged with the system.
For questions or concerns about the performance of the LVS-9580/9585, please contact a local
Microscan Distributor or Microscan Technical Support:
The LVS-9580/9585 has been carefully designed to provide years of safe, reliable performance. However, as
with all electrical equipment, there are some basic precautions to avoid personal injury or damage to the
system:
Before using the system, carefully read all the installation and operating instructions.
Observe all warning instruction labels on the system.
Never insert anything into the openings of the system.
Do not use the system near water or spill liquid into it.
All components used to create the system are CE approved. All circuits were designed to incorporate
maximum safety. However, any equipment using electrical voltages may cause personal injury if
improperly handled.
Do not attempt to work on the system with the USB cable connected.
To avoid damaging the system, unplug the USB cable before cleaning.
If the system ever needs repair, consult Microscan or a Microscan Distributor.
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About the LVS-9580/9585
The LVS-9580/9585 is a portable, handheld barcode verifier designed for off-line verification of barcodes to
ISO/IEC standards. The LVS-9580/9585 is a 5.0 megapixel camera-based system that grades linear (1D)
and two-dimensional (2D) codes up to 3 inches (76 mm) wide and up to 2 inches (51 mm) tall (including the
quiet zone). See the “Quiet Zone” section below for more information on quiet zones.
The LVS-9580/9585 verifies barcode labels located on a variety of surfaces including corrugated cardboard
boxes, shipping containers, and on a static (non-moving) web. The LVS-9580/9585 grades barco des in
either picket fence or ladder orientation.
Picket Fence Orientation
Ladder Orientation
The LVS-9580/9585 is 21 CFR Part 11 Compliant-Ready.
Quiet Zone
The quiet zone is a clear space preceding the start character of a barcode symbol and follows the stop
character. When reading/grading a barcode symbol, adequate space for the quiet zone must be allowed.
The required quiet zone space for each barcode varies by symbology. An error message appears on the
computer screen if not enough space has been allowed for the quiet zone.
1D Barcode Quiet Zone
2D Barcode Quiet Zone
Quiet
Zone
Start
Character
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Quiet
Zone
Stop
Quiet
Zone
Character
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Hardware Overview
The LVS-9580/9585 is comprised of the following hardware components:
LVS-9580/9585 with USB cable
and software installation flash drive.
Note: The image below shows the device approaching the
symbol to be verified. The four rubber feet at the corners of
the verifier window must be placed on the surface where the
symbol is printed or marked.
The position of the device shown at left more closely
approximates the orientation required in an application setting.
Important: The label shown above is 4” x 4”. The long
linear symbol on the label would not fit in the field of
view without using the Stitching Feature described in
the LVS-95XX Series Operations Manual.
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LVS-95XX Software Steps
Refer to the sections below for steps on:
Logging in to LVS-95XX software
Turning on the LVS-9580/9585 camera
Calibrating the LVS-9580/9585
Note: Refer to the “LVS-95XX Series Software Installation Guide” for step-by-step
instructions on installing the LVS-95XX software; a hard copy version of this guide is
packaged with the system and an electronic version is located on the installation media.
Log In to LVS-95XX Software
1. Start the LVS-95XX software. The “Welcome” screen appears (see below).
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2. Click the “Setup” tab. The “Login” box appears.
3. Enter admin (not case sensitive) in the Operator ID field and in the Password field.
4. Click “OK.” LVS-95XX Software will open.
5. Turn on the LVS-9580/9585 camera by following the steps in the next section entitled “Turn on the LVS9580/9585 Camera.”
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Turn On the LVS-9580/9585 Camera
1. Click the “Setup” tab and select “9580/9585” in the “Camera” section (see below).
LVS9580/9585
Additional
camera
Select the
“Auto-Sector”
option
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Note: When using only the LVS-9580/9585 (with no other LVS -95XX barcode ve rifier, such as the LVS-
9510), “9580/9585” will be the only camera listed in the “Camera” section. When using the LVS9580/9585 with the LVS-9510 (5 MP), both cameras appear in the “Camera” sect ion. Select
“9580/9585.”
2. Select “Auto-Sector” in the “Grading Mode” section (see screenshot above). This allows the LVS-95XX
software to locate a barcode within the field of view and automatically draw a sector around the barcode.
3. Next, calibrate the LVS-9580/9585 (if using for the first time). See the next section for calibration steps.
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Calibrate the LVS-9580/9585
IMPORTANT:
The LVS-9580/9585 should be calibrated regularly. The entire calibration p ro cess takes less
than 30 seconds to complete and ensures the LVS-9580/9585 is certified according to
industry standards.
The Calibrated Conformance Standard Test Card should be replaced every two years.
It is recommended to clean the LVS-9580/9585 window prior to calibration. See the
“Cleaning Instructions” section for more information.
1. To calibrate the LVS-9580/9585, click the “Calibration” tab.
2. Locate the Calibrated Conformance Standard Test Card (“test card”) that was packaged with the system
and place the test card on a flat surface.
Below is an example of an “EAN/UPC” test card.
Master Grade
barcodes
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3. Firmly grip the LVS-9580/9585 handle. There is no need to pull the trigger at this time (pulling the trigger
causes the LVS-9580/9585 to capture a live image; however, the image is automatically live while the
system is in Calibration mode).
4. Place the LVS-9580/9585 window over one of the Master Grade barcodes makin g sure the four rubber
feet surrounding the window rest firmly on a flat, stable surface. The rubber feet hold the test card in
place and prevent movement of the test card. See example of Master Grade barcodes above. It is
important to note that not all of the rubber feet will fit onto the calibration card.
Not all of the
rubber feet will fit
onto the
calibration card.
Verifier Window
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5. On the “Calibration” tab, make sure the blue line travels through the middle of the PASS portion of the
barcode as shown below.
The blue line
must pass
through the
“PASS” portion
of the barcode
.
6. Click the “Calibrate” button.
Successful calibration is indicated by a green “Calibration OK” message.
Failed calibration is indicated by a red “Calibration Needed” message.
7. If calibration fails:
o Re-scan the Master Grade barcode and follow the above steps to calibrate. It may take two or three
attempts before calibration is complete.
o If calibration continues to fail, contact Microscan or a Microscan representative for further
instructions.
IMPORTANT: The calibration score will hardly ever match exactly; this is normal and
acceptable as long as the scores are within +/- 3 percentage points.
8. When calibration is complete, click the “Grading” tab to grade barcodes. See the next section for steps
on grading barcodes.
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Grading Barcodes
1. Click the “Grading” tab.
2. Firmly grip the LVS-9580/9585 handle and press and hold the trigger (do not release the trigger).
3. Place the LVS-9580/9585 window over the barcode ensuring the four rubber feet surrounding the
window rest on the substrate (media/label material). The rubber feet hold the substrate in place and
minimize movement of the substrate.
4. The barcode image appears on the customer-supplied computer screen with a green plus symbol (+)
located on the barcode image.
Note: If the green plus symbol (+) is not appearing on the barcode image, click t he “Setup”
tab and make sure “Auto-sector” is selected in the “Grading mode” section (see below).
5. Slowly move the LVS-9580/9585 as needed to place the green plus symbol over the center of the
barcode image (make sure the rubber feet rest on the substrate). Then, release the trigger.
Tip: Positioning the green plus symbol over the center of the barcode image may take a few
moments when first learning to use the LVS-9580/9585. Position the center of the LVS9580/9585 window as close as possible to the center of the barcode image. Please note that
when moving the system, the camera reads in a mirrored view. For example, when the
camera is moved to the right, the image moves left. If the camera is moved up, the image
moves down.
6. The LVS-95XX software analyzes the barcode and reports a grade score between 4.0 (A grade) and 0.0
(F grade) on the “Grading” tab.
Refer to the “Grading Tab” section in the “LVS-95XX Series Barcode Quality Station Operations Manual” for
more information on grading barcodes; this manual is located on the installation media packaged with the
system.
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Cleaning Instructions
The LVS-9580/9585 window may need to be cleaned daily, depending on use. Debris on the window may
cause the LVS-9580/9585 to not grade accurately.
Locate the following supplies:
®
Commercially available household glass cleaner, such as Windex
Do not use an industrial-strength glass cleaner.
Soft, lint-free, non-abrasive towel or cloth
Dampen the cloth with the household glass cleaner and gently wipe the window. Inspect the window closely,
looking for any label debris that may be stuck on the window. Do not scrape the window with a sharp object
as this may damage the window. Any damage to the window will be detected during the calibration process.
IMPORTANT:
DO NOT directly spray the window with glass cleaner; always spray a towel or cloth with
household glass cleaner and then gently wipe the window.
DO NOT use an industrial-strength glass cleaner.
Please contact a Microscan Distributor or Microscan Technical Support with questions or concerns about the
performance of the LVS-9580/9585:
Windows
Intel
4 GB RAM
800 x 600 Resolution
One available USB 2.0 port
®
7 Pro SP1, Windows® 10 Pro
®
Core™ i3 Processor or equivalent
Power Requirements
USB-Powered 5VDC @ 400mA
Light Source
LVS-9580: Red 660 nm filter
LVS-9585: Red dome (660 nm); White dome, 30º angle
Communication
USB 2.0 A/MINI-B cable 2.0 m (6.5 ft.)
q
Operating Temperature
-5º C (23º F) to 45º C (113º F)
Storage Temperature
-20º C (-4º F) to 60º C (140º F)
Relative Humidity
Operating: 20% to 80% (non-condensing)
Storage: 20% to 95% (non-condensing)
Calibration
EAN/UPC Calibrated Conformance Test Card
Safety Compliant
RoHS/WEEE compliant
CE
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Specifications and images subject to change.
LVS-9580/9585 Operating Instructions - English
Supported Symbologies and Standards
Below are just a few of the Symbologies and Standards supported by the LVS-9580/9585. Contact
Microscan for a full list of supported Symbologies and Standards.
Components abbreviated as CC) available for use
with the “1D and 2D Barcode Verification” option:
DataBar with CC-A, CC-B, or CC-C
EAN/JAN-13 with CC-A, CC-B, or CC-C
EAN/JAN-8 with CC-A, CC-B, or CC-C
ECC-200 (Data Matrix)
Enterprise Intelligent Barcode (EIB) Complex Mail
Data Marks (CMDM)
GS1-128 with CC-A, CC-B, or CC-C
Micro QR Code
MicroPDF417
PDF417
QR Code
UPC-A with CC-A, CC-B, or CC-C
UPC-E with CC-A, CC-B, or CC-C
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Data Matrix for Healthcare
Data Matrix (ECC 200)
EAN/UPC
EAN/UPC and Extended Codes
EAN/UPC with CC
GS1 DataBar Omnidirectional
ITF-14
GS1 Databar-14 with CC (formerly RSS-14 with CC)
UCC/EAN with Supplementals
UCC/EAN-128
UCC/EAN-128 with CC
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Application Standards:
AIAG/DAMA/JAPIA/Odette
ALDI
ISO/IEC TR29158
DHL
FPMAJ
GS1 General Specifications
HDMA Guidelines
Health Industry Barcode (HIBC)
IFAH
ISO/IEC 15415/15416
Italian Pharmacode
Japan Codabar
Laetus Miniature Pharmacode
Laetus Pharmacode
Laetus Standard
MIL-STD-130N Change 1
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Appendix A – Operating the LVS-9580 DPM Verifier
The LVS-9580 DPM Verifier is a Direct Part Mark (DPM) verifier. The LVS-9580 DPM Verifier can be used
to verify the symbol quality and structure of a Data Matrix symbol that is permanently affixed to a
manufactured item. Correct application standards must be used to verify the structure of the data contained
in the direct part mark. This list of available standards is located on the Setup Screen. The software is
programmed to use the following application standards:
The LVS-9580 DPM Verifier can be used as a print quality verifier (15415/15416, GS1) and can verify
according to DPM verification standards (ISO/IEC TR29158, MIL-STD-130, UII, and GS1) provided that
those upgrades have been purchased.
The LVS-9580 DPM Verifier can also operate in conjunction with the LVS-9510 Verifier. Both the LVS-9580
DPM and LVS-9510 can be connected to the same computer, allowing you to switch between devices.
Note: The LVS-9510 does not support DPM verification.
DPM Verification
DPM verification does not follow the same rules as traditional 1D and 2D verification. Differences:
All dot peen symbols must now be read with the L-pattern placed squarely in the field of view.
Symbol Contrast is no longer measured. SC (Symbol Contrast) has been replace d with a new
parameter called Cell Contrast (CC). A cell contrast value of 30% is now an A Grade.
Modulation and Reflectance Margin are no longer measured. These two parameters are replaced with
a new parameter called Cell Modulation (CM).
The LVS-9580 DPM Verifier can grade a direct part mark on most surfaces. The usable field of view is
now limited to 1.75” (44mm) by 1.75” (44mm).
Average Grade (AG) is no longer reported. A parameter called Distributed Damage Grade (DDG) has
taken its place. DDG indicates the average of the notional damage grade at the D Grade level.
A parameter has been created called Minimum Reflectance. A Minimum Reflectance greater than or
equal to 5% is considered to be an A Grade (4.0). If it is less than 5% then it is an F Grade (0.0).
The final grade now reports additional information:
DPM4.0/12/660/D
o DPM = Indicates that the DPM rules have applied to the final grade.
o 4.0 = Indicates the final grade point average. This final grade will always be a whole number.
o 4.0 = A Grade, 3.0 = B Grade, 2.0 = C Grade, 1.0 = D Grade, 0.0 = F Grade.
o 12 = Aperture Size o 660 = Color of the light. 660 = red.
o D = Angle of the light source. A D angle indicates a dome light.
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Grading
The LVS-9580 Grading Screen shows 6 boxes on the right side of the viewing window. These will
represent which lighting modes are being used to Grade the DPM code. The LVS-9580 will only use Red
Dome.
There is also a button on this screen titled Lighting. This is not authorized for use with the LVS-9580.
Grading a DPM Symbol
On the Grading Screen hold the trigger switch in. The target DPM symbol then appears in the viewing
window. A pop-up window appears at the top of the screen which says “Hold trigger while searching”.
Position the DPM symbol so that it is square to the field of view and then hold the LVS-9580 steady.
(Software does not grade the code until there is no motion detected.)
Once software has found the DPM symbol, the screen zooms in (magnify) on the symbol. Software also
reports what grade has been detected. There is a pop-up window at the top of the screen that reports the
best grade found. It will not stop looking for a better grade until either an A Grade has been reached or the
user releases the trigger.
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Best DPM Grade
being reported.
DPM image is
zoomed in.
If an A Grade is found, a pop-up window advises the user to “Release trigger”.
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If “Found” or “Adjusting” message is not shown after 20 seconds then the mark should be re-orientated
within the field of view and another attempt to grade should be made.
Remote Grading of a DPM Symbol
A user can push CTRL + SHFT and software will interpret this as a trigger switch command. This is useful
when the optional stand is used.
Grading with a Shiny Surface
Some direct part marks are created on a shiny metallic surface. When this occurs, the image of the camera
can be seen in the center of the field of view. The operator needs to move the direct part mark away from the
center of the screen so that the dark circle does not interfere with the grading process.
Drawing a Blue Sector
This feature is not allowed when grading a DPM symbol.
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Try Re-Grading
When a direct part mark fails to read, position the symbol in a different part of the field of view. The software
is sensitive to motion and may capture a slightly blurred image, which will cause the software not to grade it
correctly. The optional accessory stand, part # 98-9000125-01, can be used to hold the LVS-9580 in a fixed
position.
Keep the “L” pattern square to the field of view.
For most dot peen DPM symbols, the cells are formed by dots and are not connected to each other. This will
prompt the software to enhance the image by “connecting the dots”. However, the operator must keep the Lpattern square to the field of view in order for the software to grade the symbol correctly.
Correct:
DPM symbol
is square to
the FOV
Incorrect:
DPM
symbol
is not
square to
the FOV
Structure
This system is designed to check the Data Structure for compliance to industry standards for MIL-STD-130,
UII, and GS1. The embedded data is listed along with a description of what it stands for and reports the
value used to determine what the embedded data is. The Data Structure Analysis can be printed.
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Reports
All results measured by the software are available in a printed report. These reports are also a r chived for
future examination. An image of the direct part mark is attached to the printed report.
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Appendix B – Operating the LVS-9585 Verifier
Grading DPM Symbols with the LVS-9585 Verifier
The LVS-9585 DPM Verifier is different from the LVS-9580 DPM Verifier due to the addition of 9 different
lighting modes:
RED Dome
WHITE Dome
RED 30 degree N + S+ E + W
RED 30 degree N + S
RED 30 degree E + W
RED 30 degree N
RED 30 degree S
RED 30 degree E
RED 30 degree W
These lighting modes are only available when using DPM Application Standards. They are not used for
traditional 1D and 2D verification.
Setup Screen
After choosing any of the DPM Application Standards, Automatic and Manual are grayed out within the
Grading mode section. Auto-sector is the only choice.
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Calibration Screen
Follow the calibration procedure described on page 10. The Calibration Screen shows 6 lighting mode
boxes on the right side of the viewing screen. During calibration, the Red and White box activates when that
light mode is being calibrated. The individual N, S, E, and W light boxes do not activate during the calibration
process. Clicking on the Red or White box confirms proper calibration for that lighting mode.
Grading Screen
The LVS-9585 Grading Screen shows 6 boxes on the right side of the viewing window. These will
represent which lighting modes are being used to grade the DPM code.
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Choose the Lighting Modes
To choose the lighting modes:
1. Select the Lighting button on the Grading Screen.
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2. Select the lighting mode. The default lighting modes are Red dome, White dome, and 30 degree N + S +
E + W. The operator may choose to add or subtract any of the lighting modes listed. The software uses
the selection as the new default.
Grading a DPM Symbol
To grade a DPM symbol:
1. While viewing the Grading Screen, hold the verifyer trigger switch in. The target DPM symbol then
appears in the viewing window. A pop-up window appears at the top of the screen which says “Hold
trigger while searching.”
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2. Position the DPM symbol so that it is square to the field of view and then hold the LVS-9585 steady.
(The software does not grade the code until there is no motion detected.)
Once software has found the DPM symbol, the screen zooms in (magnify) on the symbol. The software
also reports what grade has been detected. There is a pop-up window at the top of the screen that
reports the best grade found. It will not stop looking for a better grade until either an A Grade has been
reached or you release the trigger.
Best DPM
Grade being
reported.
DPM image is
zoomed in.
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3. If an A Grade is found, a pop-up window advises you to “Release trigger”.
4. If the “Found” or “Adjusting” message is not shown after 20 seconds, reorient the mark within the field of
view and grade it again.
Remote Grading of a DPM Symbol
To grade a DPM symbol remotely, push CTRL + SHFT. The software will interpret this as a trigger switch
command. This is useful when the optional stand is used.
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