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Cogno DMR-362X-1000 DataMan 360 barcode scanner
Fixed-mount 1D/2D barcode reader with 1280x1024 SXGA sensor at 60 fps, RS-232 and Ethernet interfaces, plus 24 V DC supply with four digital outputs
- SXGA 1280x1024 sensor captures detailed 1D and 2D codes
- 60 fps refresh enables fast-moving line scanning
- RS-232 and Ethernet protocols integrate with existing PLCs
- Four 26.4 Vdc outputs drive external actuators directly
- C-mount and S-mount options suit varied optical setups
Fixed-mount reader for production lines
The Cogno DMR-362X-1000 DataMan 360 is a fixed-mount barcode reader built for automated identification on conveyors and assembly stations. It decodes both 1D and 2D symbols without manual alignment, serving manufacturers and integrators who need continuous hands-free scanning in industrial environments.
SXGA sensor at 60 fps for high-speed decoding
A 1280x1024 pixel SXGA image sensor captures frames at 60 fps, providing the resolution and frame rate that determine whether the reader can keep pace with fast-moving parts. This specification is the primary factor in matching the device to line speed and code size requirements.
24 VDC supply with discrete I/O for machine
The unit operates on a 24 VDC supply and provides four digital outputs rated at 26.4 VDC 50 mA sink/source plus one trigger input and three discrete inputs rated 10-28 VDC. RS-232 and Ethernet ports handle data communication, while the low-voltage I/O simplifies wiring into PLCs and safety circuits without extra power conditioning.
Highlights
- SXGA 1280x1024 sensor captures detailed 1D and 2D codes
- 60 fps refresh enables fast-moving line scanning
- RS-232 and Ethernet protocols integrate with existing PLCs
- Four 26.4 Vdc outputs drive external actuators directly
- C-mount and S-mount options suit varied optical setups
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How does the 1280x1024 SXGA sensor at 60 fps affect real-world reading speed?
The 1280x1024 pixel sensor captures full frames at 60 fps, allowing the reader to decode 1D and 2D codes on fast-moving lines without motion blur.
What does the RS-232 and Ethernet combination limit in practice?
RS-232 provides a direct serial link for simple PLC integration while Ethernet adds TCP/IP connectivity for plant-wide networks; each interface handles the same decoded data stream.
What physical mounting options does the C-mount and S-mount design require?
The reader accepts standard C-mount or S-mount lenses and uses the supplied 24 Vdc supply; four M3 mounting points on the housing secure it to a bracket or machine frame.
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