The Inspector 2000 automatically discriminates between symbologies, calculates the Print Contrast Signal (PCS), calculates Average Bar Deviation, calculates ratio, performs mod check calculations and verifies encodation.

The unit reads bi-directionally all the popular linear symbologies including UPC, EAN, Code 128, Code 39, Interleaved 2 of 5, and more. Analysis information appears on an easily read 32-character alphanumeric LCD and also is indicated with distinct tones depending on whether a bar code is in or out of specification.

Additional features include a wide variety of subsymbology choices, multiple scan averaging, and a data match feature that allows the user to analyze a specific bar code encodation.

Data can also be sent to an optional printer or to RS-232 compatible equipment for further analysis.

Two wand choices are available – 6 mil and 10 mil aperture, both with red (660 nm) light wavelength.

Accessories available include a printer and a battery charger/power supply.

• Most economical verifier

• Traditional analysis only

• Do not use when ANSI is specified

• Data match

• Measure material reflectance

The RJS Inspector 2000 performs the traditional method of verification. This document is intended to describe the verifier’s standards of compliance.

Reflectance Compliance - 660 nm wavelength (red) light (see note 1)

The reflectance values indicated for the calibration plaque supplied with the Inspector 2000 are traceable to the Applied Image Primary Verification Calibrated Standard per ANSI X3.182 Step Reflectance Chart (see note 2).

Final system test is performed by scanning a test symbol with reflectance values traceable to Applied Image U.P.C. Primary Verification Standard (per ANSI X3.182) calibrated at 660 nm and 6 mil aperture. The calculated Print Symbol Contrast (PCS) and element reflectance values are confirmed to be within +/- 4 % of the target parameters marked on the test symbol (see notes 1 and 2).

Notes:

1. The Inspector 2000 can be set up to be calibrated to practically any reflectance standard. High and low calibration reflectance target values are user programmable via menus.

2. Applied Image certified Calibration Standards are manufactured to Applied Image, Inc. and Uniform Code Council, Inc. specifications, using ANSI X3.182-1990 methodology, and are calibrated using standards traceable to the National Institute of Standards and Technology (N.I.S.T.)