Cognex DataMan 8600 Verifier Reference Manual

This is a reference manual that introduces the features of DataMan 8600 Verifier.


Cognex DataMan 8600 Verifier Reference Manual - cover page
Brand
Cognex
Category
Industrial Robot
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
14
File format
PDF
File size
1.1 MB
Published
17 October, 2023
Updated
17 October, 2023
MD5 checksum
AE07CB2A1F57DAFCC9D58B69AF184C84

About this manual

This manual provides detailed instructions for using the Cognex DataMan 8600 Verifier handheld device to verify Data Matrix symbols. It covers initial setup, calibration using a certified card, and firmware upgrades required for verification. Safety precautions and laser warnings are included. The device is designed for industrial use in automated manufacturing environments.

The manual also explains how to install the stand-off accessory, configure verification settings via the DataMan Setup Tool, and perform calibration by aligning the device with the calibration card. It includes warnings about laser safety and electrical modifications, emphasizing that the device is not user-serviceable and should be used only as instructed.

What's inside

  • Legal Notices
  • Table of Contents
  • Symbols
  • 8600 Series Handheld Verifier Kit Contents
  • Data Matrix Symbol Quality Verification
  • Upgrading a Device for Verification
  • Getting Started
  • Stand-off
  • Stand-off Installation
  • Calibration

Frequently asked questions

What firmware version is required for verification?

The reader must be using firmware version 5.4.4 or newer.

What is the purpose of the DataMan 8600 Verifier?

The handheld verifiers ensure that a Data Matrix symbol meets the AIM DPM / ISO/EC TR 29158 Quality Guideline.

What is the reading distance provided by the stand-off accessory?

The stand-off accessory comes with one set of 7mm spacers which provide a reading distance of 7mm.

What is the maximum allowed rotation between the symbol and the reader during calibration?

The symbol and the reader must have no more than 10 degrees rotation between them for successful calibration.

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