February, 2013
www.us-tech.com Miniaturized Barcode Readers Microscan Introduces
Renton, WA — Microscan is introduc- ing the new Xi series of miniature barcode readers: the smallest, most lightweight imagers available with embedded Ethernet. The MINI HAWK Xi and MS-4Xi imagers are suitable barcode reading solutions for almost any automation environ- ment, with powerful decode algo- rithms to read nearly any 1D/2D symbol, including the most challeng- ing direct part marks (DPM). Both products have 10 to
30VDC power requirements, optoiso- lated I/O, and RJ-45 and M12 con- nectors, along with compatibility with the company’s full line of indus- trial M12 accessories. The Xi series imagers use the
company’s X-Mode decode algorithms for reading damaged, distorted or dif- ficult low-contrast codes, including direct part marks such as dot peen and laser/chemical etch. In addition to the most aggressive decoding avail-
Training and Engineering Programs from STI
Madison, AL — STI Electronics is presenting all aspects of the compa- ny, including Engineering Services, Training Resources and Manufac - turing Assem bly Supplies. From product design and manufacturabili-
Miniaturized barcode reader.
able, X-Mode technology provides easy setup and deployment in nearly any automation application. The MINI HAWK Xi additionally includes autofocus, and both high-speed and high-resolution configurations. Both imagers are ultra-compact and light- weight for flexible positioning in tight spaces. The right-angle mirror option and corner-exit cable are designed specifically to conserve cubic space for the tightest fit possible within instru- mentation and equipment, or for
mounting into robotic applications. The Xi imagers also include visible LED indicators, targeting laser pat- tern, “good read” green flash, and an EZ button for instant setup and con-
figuration. Contact: Microscan, 1201 S.W.
7th St., Renton, WA 98055 % 425-226-5700 fax: 425-226-8250
E-mail:
info@microscan.com Web:
www.microscan.com
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ty analysis to pre-production proto- type and development, STI’s Proto - type and Development Lab is a full- service design review and preproduc- tion facility. The company develops cus-
tomized training courses to fit specific training needs. Typically, it builds these classes around company-specific standards and specifications. STI is an IPC authorized training center for J- STD-001, IPC-A-610, IPC/ WHMA-A- 620, IPC-A-600 and IPC7711/7721, and provides both Certified IPC Application Specialist (CIS) and Certified IPC Trainer (CIT) courses. Other courses include basic soldering, wave soldering, ESD training, BGA rework and many more. It also pro- vides operator/ inspector training for through-hole and SMT soldering, con- formal coating, and cable harness to NASA-STD-8739.1, .2, .3 and .4 for the Marshall Space Flight Center and its
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261 Palmer Rd., Madison, AL 35758 % 256-461-9191
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