Welch Allyn SCANTEAM 2380 WAND Specifications Page 18

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Operational Description
2.5.3 Depth of Field
Depth of field is the maximum perpendicular distance from the scanner tip
to the bar code symbol surface at which the scanner is capable of operating
effectively. In general, most of the SCANTEAM 2380 scanners have a
depth of field of 0.065 inches (1.65mm) with a symbol appropriate for the
scanner.
A chart showing the relationships between depth of field, scanning aperture
and bar code density appears on page A–1.
In normal use, the wand is seldom held perpendicular to the surface of the
bar code symbol. Rather, an operator tends to tilt the scanner. Useable
scan angle is a function of tip geometry and depth of field. If the depth of
field is too small, the scanner may fail to operate at extreme tilt angles
(>35°).
2.5.4 Scanning Velocity
The wand will operate at scan velocities from 2 to 50 inches/second (5 to
127cm per second) when the minimum bar/space size exceeds 7 mils
(0.18mm).
2.5.5 High Density vs Low Density Bar Code Symbols
Bar code density is a measure of the number of characters in a linear
measure of bar code. The standard of measure is normally given in terms
of the “X” dimension, the width of the narrowest bar code element. As bar
code density increases, the width of the narrowest bar code element
decreases. The scanning aperture should always be smaller than the
narrowest element to assure optimum resolution and the generation of a
digital signal which accurately represents the bar code.
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