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Verificador Portátil Inspector® 3000

The Inspector 3000 meets the American National Standard Institute’s "Guideline for Bar Code Quality’ (ANSI X3.182) method for verification. It also meets Uniform Code Council (UCC) and CEN specifications regarding verification methods.

This truly unique and powerful instrument is also easy to use. All the popular linear symbologies are supported. Store and print capability, multiple scan averaging and subsymbology choices are easily accessed through a simple four-button user interface. Analysis information appears immediately on a 32-character alphanumeric liquid crystal display (LCD). A distinct audible tone and a series of five colored LED’s indicate whether a bar code is in or out of specification.

In addition to the ANSI method parameters, traditional analysis parameters are provided on the LCD without the need for special mode settings.

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 two printer models and a battery charger/power supply.

• UPC or EAN codes printed on flat surfaces (use 6-mil optic)

• Measure material reflectance

• Portable verifier for screening codes printed on thermal or laser printers

• Verification of codes printed with constant X dimension

The RJS Inspector 3000 performs the ANSI 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 3000 are traceable to the Applied Image Primary Verification Calibrated Standard per ANSI X3.182 Step Reflectance Chart (see note 2).

The Inspector 3000 gathers data and performs all ANSI parameter calculations per the X3.182-1990 methodology. No optical correction algorithms are incorporated in this system. One RJS proprietary calculation correction algorithm is incorporated to provide a more accurate and consistent Decodability calculation for manual scanning. This algorithm produces maximum accuracy for Decodability when a symbol is scanned both directions during a multiple scan analysis.

The Inspector 3000 incorporates an industry standard wand for its optical configuration. By design, this optical configuration does not meet all aspects of the X3.182-1990 requirements.

Final system test is performed by scanning a set of test symbols that are traceable to Applied Image U.P.C. Primary Verification Standard (per ANSI X3.182) calibrated at 660 nm and 6 mil aperture (or 10 mil depending on the wand model being tested.) All calculated parameters are confirmed to be within +/- 4% of all target parameter values marked on the symbols (see notes 1 and 2.)

Notes:

1. The Inspector 3000 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.)

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