Wenglor BLN0 1R10 Series User manual

BLN0x1R10
Scanner 1D – CCD array
Operating Instructions
EN
Available as PDF file only
Status: 27.11.2017
Version: 1.6
www.wenglor.com

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Index
1. Proper Use 4
2. Safety Precautions 4
3. Approvals and protection class 4
4. Technical Data 5
4.1. Scanner Connection 6
4.2. Housing Dimensions 7
4.3. Control Panel 7
4.4. Complementary Products (see catalog) 8
5. Mounting Instructions 9
6. Initial Operation 9
6.1. Initial Operation 9
7. Function Descriptions 10
7.1. Run 12
7.2. Pin Function 12
7.3. E/A Settings 12
7.3.1. Output – NPN/PNP 14
7.3.2. Output – NO/NC 14
7.3.3. Output – ON Delay 15
7.3.4. Output – OFF Delay 15
7.3.5. Output – Pulse Length 16
7.4. E/A Test 16
7.4.1. E/A Test – Testing A1 through A4 16
7.4.2. E/A-Test – Testing E1 through E4 17
7.5. Reading mode 17
7.6. Code Settings 18
7.7. Match code 18
7.8. Interface 18
7.8.1. Serial/Baude rate 19
7.8.2. Ethernet 19
7.8.2.1. IP-address 19
7.8.2.2. Subnet mask 19
7.8.2.3. Standard Gateway 20
7.8.2.4. DHCP 20
7.8.2.5. MAC Address 20
7.8.2.6. Network Reset 20
7.8.2.7. Accept 20
7.8.2.8. Cancel 20

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7.9. Display 21
7.9.1. Display – Mode 21
7.9.2. Display – Intensity 21
7.10. Language 22
7.11. Info 22
7.12. Reset 22
7.13. Password 22
8. Network Settings 23
9. Web-Based Configuration 23
9.1. Invoking the Administration Interface 23
9.2. Overview Page 24
9.3. Device Settings 25
9.4. Read Cycle 28
9.4.1. Reading mode 28
9.4.3. Code 29
9.4.4. Preamble and Postamble Characters 29
9.4.5. Match code Parameters 29
9.4.7. Match code 30
9.4.8. Current Match code 30
9.4.9. Match and Mismatch Performance 30
9.5. Code Settings 31
9.5.1. Code 39 31
9.5.2. Code 11 31
9.5.3. Code 128 31
9.5.4. Interleaved 2 of 5 32
9.5.5. Codabar 32
9.5.6. UPC/EAN 32
9.5.7. Code 93 32
9.5.8. Industrial 2 of 5 32
9.5.9. MSI Code 32
9.5.10. RSS-14 Expanded 32
9.5.11. RSS-14 Limited 33
9.5.12. RSS-14 Omnidirectional 33
9.5.13. Matrix 2 of 5 33
9.6. Digital I/O Settings 34
9.7. Diagnosis 35
10. Maintenance Instructions 35
11. Proper Disposal 35
12. EU Declaration of Conformity 37

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1. Proper Use
This wenglor product has to be used according to the following functional principle:
Scanner 1D
These Scanners detect 1D Codes with the help of Laser Light respectively Red Light. The light sent out to the
barcode label is reflected back to a photo element and evaluated with a decoder.
2. Safety Precautions
• This operating instruction is part of the product and must be kept during its entire service life.
• Read this operating instruction carefully before using the product.
• Installation, start-up and maintenance of this product has only to be carried out by trained personal.
• Tampering with or modifying the product is not permissible.
• Protect the product against contamination during start-up.
• Not a safety component in accordance with the EU Machinery Directive.
3. Approvals and protection class
Warning!
This is a class A device. This device may cause radio interference in residential areas. If this is the case, the
implementation of appropriate measures may be demanded of the user.

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4. Technical Data
Order Number BLN0L1R10 BLN0H1R10
Light Source Red Light Red Light
Wave Length 660 nm 660 nm
Low Density yes
High Density yes
Read Range 35...320 mm 10...120 mm
max. Ambient Light 7000 Lux 7000 Lux
Opening Angle 35° 60°
Barcode Label Contrast 45 % 45 %
Supply Voltage 18...30 V DC 18...30 V DC
Current Consumption (Ub = 24 V) < 100 mA < 100 mA
Scan rate 530 scan/s 530 scan/s
Temperature Range –20...50 °C –20...50 °C
Inputs/Outputs 4 4
Switching Output Voltage Drop < 2,5 V < 2,5 V
Switching Output/Switching Current 100 mA 100 mA
Short Circuit Protection yes yes
Ports Reverse Polarity Protection yes yes
Ports Overload Protection yes yes
Interface RS-232*/Ethernet RS-232*/Ethernet
Housing Aluminum Aluminum
Protection Class III III
Protection IP67 IP67
Connection M12×1 M12×1
Baud Rate 10 Mbit/s / 100 Mbit/s 10 Mbit/s / 100 Mbit/s
Transmission Mode Full- /Half Duplex Full- /Half Duplex
Webserver yes yes
Default IP 192.168.100.1 192.168.100.1
Auto-Crossover yes yes
Auto-Negotiating yes yes
Auto-Polarity yes yes
* Maximum connection length: 30 m

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Scanning Distance Diagram:
Low Density
50 25 02550
200
175
150
125
100
75
50
25
0
High Density
SB
BLN0H1R10 LA
A
in mm
0.254
0.127
0.380
100 50 050 100
525
350
300
250
200
150
100
50
0
SB
BLN0L1R10 LA
A
in mm
0.508
0.254
0.127
400
450
500
125
125
4.1. Scanner Connection
786
Figure 1: Plug 1
002
Figure 2: Plug 2
+ Supply Voltage „+“
– Supply Voltage „0 V“
E/A Output/Input programmable
RxD RS-232 receive path
TxD RS-232 send path
Tx+/– Ethernet send path
Rx+/– Ethernet receive path

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4.2. Housing Dimensions
4.3. Control Panel
23 20 22
60
X2
20 = Enter Button
22 = Up Button
23 = Down Button
60 = Display

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4.4. Complementary Products (see catalog)
wenglor offers Connection Technology for field wiring.
Suiting Connection Technology No.
50
89
S80 S74
Connector cable M12×1, 8-pin (plug 1)
S74 ZAS89R201, M12×1 connector cable, 8-pin, 2 m, straight
ZAS89R202, M12×1 connector cable, 8-pin, 2 m, angled
ZAS89R501, M12×1 connector cable, 8-pin, 5 m, straight
ZAS89R502, M12×1 connector cable, 8-pin, 5 m, angled
ZAS89R601, M12×1 connector cable, 8-pin, 10 m, straight
ZAS89R602, M12×1 connector cable, 8-pin, 10 m, angled
ZAS89R701, M12×1 connector cable, 8-pin, 20 m, straight
ZAS89R702 , M12×1 connector cable, 8-pin, 20 m, angled
Interface cable (plug 1)
S10
S232W3 Interface cable, M12×1, 8-pin, 1,5 m, angled
Connector cable M12×1, 8-pin (plug 2)
S80
ZAV50R201, M12×1 connector cable, 8-pin, 2 m
ZAV50R501, M12×1 connector cable, 8-pin, 5 m
ZAV50R502, M12×1 connector cable, RJ45, 5 m

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5. Mounting Instructions
All applicable electrical and mechanical regulations, standards and safety precautions must be adhered to
when installing and operating the scanner. The scanner must be protected against mechanical influences.
Install the product such that its installation position cannot be inadvertently changed.
6. Initial Operation
6.1. Initial Operation
Connect the Scanner to supply power (18 to 30 V DC). The display view appears. The Scanner is ready for
operation after 2 seconds.
The desired menu language must be selected after initial start-up, and after each reset (see section “7.10.
Language” on page 22).
Note: If no settings are adjusted in the configuration menu for a period of 30 seconds, the scanner is automati-
cally returned to the display mode.
The Scanner accesses the last used menu view when the key is pressed twice. If a setting is configured, it
becomes active as soon as it is changed.
Letters or symbols such as “+” and “–” can also be assigned to the keys within a menu item. Quicker scrolling
through numbers is this made possible by pressing and holding the “+” or “–” key.
Meaning of the menu items:
Back : Move up one level within the menu.
Run : Switch to the display mode.

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7. Function Descriptions
Run
Pin Function
E/A1
E/A2
E/A3
E/A4
!Trigger
!Trigger Level
!Serial Trigger
!Continuous
Read timeout
!Good Read
!No Read
!Match
!Mismatch
!Trigger Input
!New Master
!At Ub
!At 0 V
!ON
!OFF
!PNP
!NPN
!Pushpull
!NO
!NC
Value in ms
Value in ms
Value in ms
NPN/PNP
NO/NC
ON Delay
OFF Delay
Impulse
Depends on pin function E/A1:
A1 Good Read
A1 No Read
A1 Match
A 1 Mismatch
E1 Trigger
E1 New Master
Depends on pin function E/A2:
A2 Good Read
A2 No Read
A2 Match
A2 Mismatch
E2 Trigger
E2 New Master
Depends on pin function E/A3:
A3 Good Read
A3 No Read
A3 Match
A3 Mismatch
E3 Trigger
E3 New Master
Depends on pin function E/A4:
A4 Good Read
A4 No Read
A4 Match
A4 Mismatch
E4 Trigger
E4 New Master
Depends on pin function E/A1:
Test A1
Test E1
Depends on pin function E/A2:
Test A2
Test E2
Depends on pin function E/A3:
Test A3
Test E3
Depends on pin function E/A4:
Test A4
Test E4
E/A Test
Reading mode
E/A configure If switching output
If switching output
If input
Run Mode Input
Value in ms
If input

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Code Settings
Matchcode
ON/OFF
New match code
Match code
Serial
Ethernet
Rotate
Intensity
Mode
Display order number,
version and serial
number
!Code39
!Interleaved2/5
!Codabar
!Code32
!MSI Plessy
!Code11
!Industrial2/5
!Matrix2/5
!Telepen
!UKPlessy
!Code93
!EAN-13
!EAN-8
!UPC-A
!UPC-E
!Code128
!EAN-128
!RSS-14
"ON
"OFF
New match code
is read in
"OFF
"ON
Password: 0 – 9999
Current matchcode
is displayed
Baude rate
Settings
IP-address
Subnet Mask
Std Gateway
DHCP
MAC Address
Net Reset
"Min
"Normal
"Max
"Power save
"Screensaver
"E/A
"Match code
"Text
"9600
"19200
"38400
"115200
"ON
"OFF
Network setting are displayed
Change IP-address
Change Subnet Mask
Change Standard Gateways
Display
Enable
Change
Lock
Password
"Deutsch
"English
"Francais
"Espanol
"Italiano
Language
Info
Press <R>
for Reset
Reset
Interface

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Which functions can be executed with the individual menu options is explained below.
7.1. Run
The Scanner is switched to the display mode when the enter key is pressed.
7.2. Pin Function
The pin function is used to specify the function assigned to pins E/A1 through E/A4. Various functions can be
assigned to the pin.
E/A1 Configuration of Pin E/A1
Good Read
No Read
Match
Mismatch
Trigger Input
New Master
Back
Run
Good Read: Switching output for successful read.
No Read: Switching output for unsuccessful read attempt (only active in trigger
mode)
Match: Switching output for successful match comparison of a code.
Mismatch: Switching output for match comparison without equivalence.
Trigger Input: Input for triggering the Scanner. The trigger function must be acti-
vated with the reading cycle menu option for trigger mode operation.
Master: Input for reading a new Match code against which comparison will
take place. The next code to be read in becomes a Match code.
7.3. E/A Settings
After selecting the pin function, one of the following menus appears.
Each of the menus includes the following items:
For Good Read
When a pin is configured as a Good Read output, the following functions can be set up:
A1 Good Read/
A2 Good Read/
A3 Good Read/
A4 Good Read
Basic Scanner settings for the individual switching outputs are entered to the
A1/A2/A3/A4 Good Read menu.
NPN/PNP
NO/NC
ON Delay
OFF Delay
Impulse
Back
Run
NPN/PNP: Output configuration
NO/NC: Output configuration
ON Delay: ON Delay
OFF Delay: OFF Delay
Impulse: Pulse Length

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For No Read
A1 No Read/
A2 No Read/
A3 No Read/
A4 No Read
Basic Scanner settings for the individual switching outputs are entered to the
A1/A2/A3/A4 No Read menu.
NPN/PNP
NO/NC
ON Delay
OFF Delay
Impulse
Back
Run
NPN/PNP: Output configuration
NO/NC: Output configuration
ON Delay: ON Delay
OFF Delay: OFF Delay
Impulse: Pulse Length
For Match
When a pin is configured as a Match output, the following functions can be set up:
A1 Match/
A2 Match/
A3 Match/
A4 Match
Basic Scanner settings for the individual switching outputs are entered to the
A1/A2/A3/A4 Match menu.
NPN/PNP
NO/NC
ON Delay
OFF Delay
Impulse
Back
Run
NPN/PNP: Output configuration
NO/NC: Output configuration
ON Delay: ON Delay
OFF Delay: OFF Delay
Impulse: Pulse Length
For Mismatch
When a pin is configured as a Mismatch output, the following functions can be set up:
A1 Mismatch/
A2 Mismatch/
A3 Mismatch/
A4 Mismatch
Basic Scanner settings for the individual switching outputs are entered to the
A1/A2/A3/A4 Mismatch menu.
NPN/PNP
NO/NC
ON Delay
OFF Delay
Impulse
Back
Run
NPN/PNP: Output configuration
NO/NC: Output configuration
ON Delay: ON Delay
OFF Delay: OFF Delay
Impulse: Pulse Length

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For Trigger Input
When a pin is configured as a trigger input, the following functions can be set up:
E1 Trigger/
E2 Trigger/
E3 Trigger/
E4 Trigger
Basic Scanner settings for the individual inputs are entered to the E1/E2/E3/E4
Trigger menu.
At Ub
At 0 V
Back
Run
At Ub: The input is activated when supply power (Ub) is on.
At 0 V: The input is activated when supply power is off.
For New Master
When a pin is configured as a New Master input, the following functions can be set up:
E1 New Master/
E2 New Master/
E3 New Master/
E4 New Master
Basic Scanner settings for the individual inputs are entered to the E1/E2/E3/E4 New
Master menu.
At Ub
At 0 V
Back
Run
At Ub: The input is activated when supply power (Ub) is on.
At 0 V: The input is activated when supply power is off.
7.3.1. Output – NPN/PNP
NPN/PNP Configuring the outputs
PNP
NPN
Pushpull
Back
Run
PNP: A load or an analysis module is connected between the minus pole
(reference) and the output. When switched, the output is connected
to the plus pole via an electronic switch.
NPN: A load or an analysis module is connected between the plus pole
(reference) and the output. When the scanner is switched, the output
is connected to the minus pole via an electronic switch.
Pushpull: Push-pull output.
Works like an electronic switch, which switches the output alternately
to the plus pole or the minus pole.
7.3.2. Output – NO/NC
NO/NC Configuring the outputs
NO
NC
Back
Run
NO: Normally open contact, light switching.
The output is deactivated as soon as the set event (Good Read,
Match, Mismatch or No Read) occurs.
NC: Normally closed contact, dark switching.
The output is activated as soon as the set event (Good Read, Match,
Mismatch or No Read) occurs.

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7.3.3. Output – ON Delay
ON Delay is an adjustable extension of response time.
Code
Output
ON Delay
ON Delay Adjusting ON Delay
ON Delay in ms ON Delay can be adjusted within a range of 0 to 1000 ms by pressing the “+”
or “–” key. Quicker scrolling through numbers is made possible by pressing and
holding the respective key.
7.3.4. Output – OFF Delay
OFF Delay is time from the occurrence of an event (e.g. reading a code) until the output is deactivated.
Code
O
utput
OFF Delay
OFF Delay Adjusting OFF Delay
OFF Delay in ms OFF Delay can be adjusted by pressing the “+” or “–” key. Quicker scrolling
through numbers is made possible by pressing and holding the respective key.

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7.3.5. Output – Pulse Length
Pulse Length defines the duration of the switching status. This function can be combined with ON Delay.
Code
Impulse
Pulse combined
with ON Delay
Pulse Length
ON Delay
Pulse Length
Impulse Adjusting Pulse Length
Pulse Length in ms Pulse duration can be adjusted within a range of 0 to 1000 ms by pressing the “+”
or “–” key. Quicker scrolling through numbers is made possible by pressing and
holding the respective key.
7.4. E/A Test
This function changes the outputs manually, regardless of the Scanner’s momentary reading results. This
makes it possible to determine whether or not outputs are correctly connected, for example to a controller. It’s
also possible to test whether or not voltage is applied to an input pin.
After selecting the pin function, one of the following menus appears.
Each of the menus includes the following items:
E/A Test E/A: Testing of Inputs and Outputs
Test A1
Test A2
Test A3
Test A4
Back
Run
Test A1: Test output 1
Test A2: Test output 2
Test A3: Test output 3
Test A4: Test output 4
7.4.1. E/A Test – Testing A1 through A4
Test A1/Test A2/
Test A3/Test A4 Activating or Deactivating Outputs
ON
OFF
Back
Run
ON: Activate output
OFF: Deactivate output

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7.4.2. E/A-Test – Testing E1 through E4
Test E1/Test E2/
Test E3/Test E4 Activating or Deactivating Inputs
Symbol
Back
Run
The symbol indicates the input’s state.
7.5. Reading mode
The reading mode function determines the Scanner’s reading performance.
Reading mode The Scanner’s reading performance is defined in the Reading Mode menu.
Trigger
Trigger Level
Serial Trigger
Continuous
Read timeout
Back
Run
Trigger: The Scanner starts the reading procedure after receiving a trigger
input signal. An input must be configured as a trigger input to
this end, or the corresponding command is transmitted via the
interface.
Trigger Level: The scanner starts the read operation if a trigger input signal is
supplied. The read operation is terminated as soon as a code has
been decoded or when the trigger input signal disappears.
Serial Trigger: When the serial trigger start character is transmitted to the
scanner, it starts the reading operation. The reading operation
is ended as soon as a code has been deciphered or the serial
trigger stop character is transmitted to the scanner.
Continuous: The Scanner attempts to read codes without interruption.
Read Timeout: By pressing the “+” or “–” key, a time can be selected during
which the Scanner must finish deciphering a code. A duration can
be selected within a range of 10 to 10000 ms. Quicker scrolling
through numbers is made possible by pressing and holding the
respective key.

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7.6. Code Settings
Available code algorithms can be activated or deactivated with the Code Settings menu.
Code Settings Various code algorithms can be activated in the Code Settings menu.
Code 39
Interleaved 2/5
Codabar
Code32
MSIPlessy
Code11
Industrial 2/5
Matrix2/5
Telepen
UKPlessy
Code93
EAN-13
EAN-8
UPC-A
UPC-E
Code128
EAN-128
RSS-14
Back
Run
Activates or deactivates the respective code algorithm. The respective codes are
described in more detail beginning with section “9.5. Code Settings” on page 31
7.7. Match code
The Match code function makes it possible to save reference codes (master codes) to memory, and to check
other codes against them during operation.
Match code The settings for the Match code function are selected in the Match code menu
ON/OFF
New match code
Match code
Back
Run
ON/OFF: Switches the match code function on or off.
New match code: After pressing the “” key, the next code which is scanned is
taught in as a match code.
Match code: The currently saved match code is displayed by pressing the
enter key.
7.8. Interface
Interface Basic Interface Settings
Serial
Ethernet
Back
Run
Serial: Basic settings for the serial port
Ethernet: Basic settings for the Ethernet interface

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7.8.1. Serial/Baude rate
Baude rate Setting the Baude rate
9600
19200
38400
115200
Back
Run
9600: 9600 Baud (default setting)
19200: 19200 Baud
38400: 38400 Baud
115200: 115200 Baud
7.8.2. Ethernet
Ethernet Settings for the Ethernet Interface
Settings
IP-address
Subnet mask
Std gateway
DHCP
MAC address
Net Reset
Accept
Cancel
Settings: Current network settings are displayed. You can scroll
through the settings by pressing the navigation keys.
IP-address: IP address setting
Subnet mask: Subnet mask setting
Standard gateway: Standard gateway setting
DHCP: Activate or deactivate the DHCP client
MAC address: Displays the Scanner’s MAC address
Net Reset: Network settings are restored to their default values
Default values for network settings:
IP-address: 192.168.100.1
Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0
Standard gateway 192.168.100.254
7.8.2.1. IP-address
IP-address Setting the IP-address
IP-address The individual octets in the IP-address can be selected by pressing the “+” and
“–” keys. You can jump to the next octet by pressing the “” key. Quicker scrolling
through numbers is made possible by pressing and holding the respective key.
7.8.2.2. Subnet mask
Subnet mask Setting the Subnet mask
Subnet mask The individual octets in the Subnet mask can be selected by pressing the “+” and
“–” keys. You can jump to the next octet by pressing the “” key. Quicker scrolling
through numbers is made possible by pressing and holding the respective key.

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7.8.2.3. Standard Gateway
Standard gateway Setting the Standard gateway
Standard gateway The individual octets in the Standard gateway can be selected by pressing the
“+” and “–” keys. You can jump to the next octet by pressing the “” key. Quicker
scrolling through numbers is made possible by pressing and holding the respec-
tive key.
7.8.2.4. DHCP
DHCP DHCP Setting
ON
OFF
Back
Run
Activate or deactivate the integrated DCHP client.
7.8.2.5. MAC Address
MAC Address Display the MAC Address
MAC Address The Scanner’s MAC address is displayed.
7.8.2.6. Network Reset
Ethernet Resetting Network Settings
Net Reset The network settings are reset as soon as the menu is exited with the accept key.
7.8.2.7. Accept
Ethernet Accepting Settings
Accept All network settings are accepted. The Scanner reboots in order to accept the
settings.
7.8.2.8. Cancel
Ethernet Accepting Settings
Cancel All of the settings in the Ethernet menu are discarded. No changes are made to the
network settings.