SE655 Linear Imager Scanner
Product Category : Barcode ScannersHigh-Performance 1D Scanning for Your High-Volume, Price-Sensitive Products
The SE655 scan engine brings affordable 1D linear scanning to a wide variety of products, without sacrificing performance. You get the same cornerstone benefits that have made Zebra the global leader in barcode scanning — scanning speed plus the ability to read poorly printed, low contrast and damaged 1D barcodes.
Models: SE655 Linear Imager Scanner
Specifications
General Specifications
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Dimensions |
0.3 in. H x 0.94 in. W x 0.47 in. D |
| Weight | <2 grams |
| Interface | Serial |
User Environment
| Operating Temperature | -4° to 122° F/-20° to 50° C |
| Storage Temperature | -40° to 158° F/-40° to 70° C |
| Humidity | Operating: 5%–95% non-condensing |
| Power |
SE-655-E100R: |
| Shock | 2000 G |
| Ambient Light | 0 ft. candles (0 Lux) to 10,000 ft. candles (110,000) |
Performance Characteristics
| Scan Angle | 53.3° ± 3° |
| Field of View |
Horizontal: 53° ± 3° |
| Illumination | LED 630 ± 30 nm |
| Skew Tolerance | ± 30° from normal |
| Pitch Tolerance | ± 65° from normal |
| Roll Tolerance | ± 25° from vertical |
| Optical Resolution | 5 mil |
| Scan Repetition Rate | Nominally 50 scans/second |
| Minimum Print Contrast | 20% MRD measured at 630 nm |
| Power on to First Scan | 300 milliseconds |
Decode Ranges
| Typical | |
| Code 128 5mil |
Near: 4.25 in./107.95 mm |
| Code 39 5mil |
Near: 2.25 in./57 mm |
| Code 39 7.5mil |
Near: 1.50 in./38 mm |
| 100% UPC-A |
Near: 2.00* in./51 mm |
| Code 39 20mil |
Near: 1.50* in./38 mm |
| Guarenteed | |
| Code 128 5mil |
Near: 3.90 in./99 mm |
| Code 39 5mil |
Near: 3.15 in./80 mm |
| Code 39 7.5mil |
Near: 2.50 in./64 mm |
| 100% UPC-A |
Near: 2.25 in./57 mm |
| Code 39 20mil |
Near: 2.00* in./51 mm |
Regulatory
| Classification |
Intended for use in CDRH Class I/IEC Class 1 devices |
| Electrical Safety |
EMI- FCC Part 15 Class B, ICES-003 Class B, CISPR Class B, Japan VCCI Class B |
| Environmental | RoHS Compliant |
Footnotes
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Note: The distances marked with asterisk (*) are a result of the field of view (FOV) limitation. |
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