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          Apter Power supports OPS400-60 continuity through large-code, distance-path and interface validation.

        OPS400-60

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        SICK OPS400-60 is the low density OPS400 industrial portal scanner variant for omnidirectional bar-code reading, with 0.35 to 1.2 mm typical resolution.
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        Technical specifications for OPS400-60

        • Manufacturer:
          SICK
        • Part Number:
          OPS400-60
        • Product Family:
          SICK
        • Product Type:
          OPS400 Low Density OMNI Portal Scanner
        • Stock:
          1
        • Variant:
          Low Density
        • Typical Resolution:
          0.35 to 1.2 mm
        • Scan/Decoder Frequency:
          600 to 1200 Hz
        • Focus:
          Autofocus or event-controlled dynamic focus
        • Host Interface:
          RS-232 or RS-422/485
        • Operating Voltage:
          85 to 264 VAC, 50 to 60 Hz
        • Power Consumption:
          30 W typical; 70 W maximum
        • Enclosure:
          IP54; optics IP65
        • Operating Temperature:
          0 to 40 °C
        • Weight:
          10.7 kg
        • Estimated shipping dimensions:
          59.8 x 27 x 15.8 cm
        • Tariff Code:
          Please confirm the destination before shipping
        • Country of origin:
          Germany
        • Place of shipment:
          Xiamen,Fujian,China
        By purchasing this item, you agree to the Terms & Conditions, ApterPower is not an authorized distributor for listed manufacturers or tradenames and therefore the manufacturer's warranty does not apply. All our products come with ApterPower's 1-year warranty.

        More Information

        Overview Manuals Optical Setup Trigger Control Service Recovery Applications

        Features:

        • Low Density optics: The 0.35 to 1.2 mm typical resolution range defines this exact OPS400 variant.
        • Portal reading: Multiple scan paths address changing label orientation on moving objects.
        • Configuration continuity: Saved trigger, focus and interface settings are central to an orderly field replacement.
        OPS400-60 is an industrial bar-code portal scanner, not a general imaging camera or personnel-protection device.

        The low density optical configuration should be selected from the smallest code element and the real reading distance.

        Acceptance testing covers the complete conveyor width, target speeds, host telegrams and any reject or status outputs.

        Apter Power can help confirm the SICK OPS400-60 OPS400 Low Density OMNI Portal Scanner and the documented application details before quotation.
        SICK OPS400-60 OPS400 Low Density OMNI Portal Scanner Manuals,Datasheets,Link
        Important Notice: Other accessories, manuals, cables, calibration data, software, etc. are not included with this equipment unless listed in the above stock item description. All prices are shown in USD.
        • Code scale: Use the 0.35 to 1.2 mm documented range as a selection boundary, then test the actual print.
        • Path coverage: Prove labels at the near, center and far edges of the usable conveyor opening.
        • Contrast margin: Include the lowest-contrast production label instead of a freshly printed setup sample.
        • Window condition: Clean and inspect the optical surfaces before changing focus or decoder settings.
        • Trigger source: Record which input or software event starts each reading interval.
        • Object spacing: Verify one trigger window cannot merge adjacent packages into the same read cycle.
        • Focus events: Preserve any sensor inputs used to select distance configurations.
        • Output timing: Check pulse duration against the downstream reject or tracking sequence.
        • Parameter backup: Export the working configuration before removing the installed scanner.
        • Host proof: Confirm the controller receives the required data format after restoration.
        • Error evidence: Capture status messages before resetting intermittent no-read conditions.
        • Variant identity: Match OPS400-60; another OPS400 density variant changes the optical reading boundary.
        • Low Density labels: Supports larger bar-code elements over validated portal distances after code-size and distance proof.
        • Parcel identification: Reads changing label orientations across an industrial conveyor portal.
        • Sortation input: Supplies decoded identifiers to an established material-routing controller.
        • Legacy replacement: Restores an OPS400 station when parameter and interface evidence is available.
        Description
        Larger bar-code elements over the documented portal range are the intended optical context for OPS400-60, the low-density OPS400 variant. This positions it differently from the high-density model before any software settings are considered.

        The portal assembly in OPS400-60 brings multiple scan paths, triggering and host communication into one identification station. For wider elements, that combination supports moving-object reads while keeping results synchronized with the material-flow controller.

        When OPS400-60 is specified or replaced, keeping the production code scale and real distance envelope within the low-density reading diagrams—and proving them across the conveyor—preserves the engineering reason for selecting this exact variant.
        Alternative Names
        OPS40060
        Technical notes
        Before replacing OPS400-60, export the parameter set and record trigger, focus, decoder, interface and output assignments. Confirm the documented code resolution suits every production label, then prove reading across the full conveyor path. Isolate mains power before wiring and restore operation only after host messages and reject outputs are verified.
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        FAQS

        The following is a list of questions commonly asked by our customers. Please contact us if you have a question about our process that is not answered below.
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        OPS400-60 reads large cartons reliably but misses a newly reduced code. What should selection verify?
        Compare the reduced element size with the low-density 0.35 to 1.2 mm range and validate distance before changing the installed setup.
        No-reads occur only at the far side of an OPS400-60 portal. Which conditions should be checked?
        Check scanner alignment, reading-path overlap, target distance and optical-window condition at the far edge before editing decoder parameters.
        Tall packages decode but low packages do not on OPS400-60. What should commissioning prove?
        Verify the focus-control inputs and saved distance configurations, then run representative packages through every height and lateral position.
        OPS400-60 sends a correct code but the sorter rejects the package. Where should diagnosis continue?
        Compare the host telegram, output timing, tracking assignment and reject sequence with the station baseline before replacing the scanner again.
        A spare OPS400 has no readable density suffix. Is visual similarity enough for OPS400-60 service?
        No. Require positive OPS400-60 identity and the low-density documentation before installation; enclosure similarity does not establish optical equivalence.
        What baseline should be captured before an OPS400-60 planned replacement?
        Capture the configuration, trigger sequence, focus events, host settings, representative code sizes and successful reads at all portal edges.

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