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DVT Announces a $2995 IntelligentScanner for OCR, Barcode and DataMatrix Interpretation

Source: DVT Corporation
09 June, 2003
1 min read

Ethernet connected IntelligentScanner features integrated light, free software & training

Duluth, GA, June 3, 2003 – The introduction of the new IntelligentScanner solidifies DVT’s standing as the industry leader for best price vs. performance solutions. At just $2995, the IntelligentScanner is the only industrial barcode reader to include OCR capabilities. Reading up to 180 codes per second, IntelligentScanner is the undisputed leader in speed and accuracy. IntelligentScanner’s powerful OCR feature achieves absolute accuracy even in less than ideal industrial environments.

Character voids and blemishes, poor lighting and background inconsistencies present no problems for the versatile IntelligentScanner. Automatic identification and data capture by reading bar codes, Data Matrix and OCR characters to communicate coordinate information to motion control, SPC, HMI and PLC packages. In addition to supporting the older ECC code formats, the IntelligentScanner interprets popular code formats including ECC200, Interleaved 2-of-5, Code 3-of-9, Code 128, and the new General Motors code PDF-417. To measure code quality or integrity, the IntelligentScanner outputs the number of errors in the code that the algorithm had to correct.

Built-in Ethernet communications allow data acquisition and simultaneous transmission for date/lot code verification, documentation, and part tracking. Profibus and DeviceNet are also available with DVT’s SmartLink communication module. Headquartered in Duluth, GA, DVT Corporation ignited the machine vision revolution in the early 1990s with SmartImage Sensors and has continued to upgrade, enhance and integrate the technology into the most cost-effective vision systems in the industry. Starting at $2995, all SmartImage Sensors are Ethernet ready.

Whether implemented as a simple, direct connection between the SmartImage Sensor and a computer, or as a connection that crosses the globe via the Internet, DVT exploits the Ethernet's architecture to bring real-time inspections and remote diagnostics to any aspect of a company’s enterprise. For more information contact DVT Corporation at (770) 814-7920 or visit www.dvtsensors.com .

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