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Domino R550
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Key benefits
Designed to integrate quickly into high-speed lines (up to 60,000 items per hour).
The onboard hardware is ready to integrate and to accommodate future developer updates.
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Technical specifications
- System specifications
- Printer specifications
- Printing performance
- Options
- Domino R550-cpq-1920IP
- Domino R550-cpq-2448IP
- Domino R550-cpq-GR2X
- Domino R550-cpq-GR6
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Domino R550-cpq-1920IP
| R550 Series | |
|---|---|
| Code inspection tools | • Code presence • Code position • Character count • MRC check (code legibility verification) |
| Speed | Application dependent |
| Input | 1 x Camera trigger, 2 x Programmable |
| Output | 4 x Programmable outputs |
| Ports | Ethernet, Ethernet GigE, VGA, USB x 2 |
| Electrical requirements | 110-240 AC. 50-60 Hz. – Output: 24V DC |
| Dimensions | 120 mm x 124 mm x 47 mm |
| User interface | VGA + USB |
| Options | • Printer HMI and vision system combined through a single Control Panel • High-speed reject tracking system: LInK |
| GE-1920IP camera | |
|---|---|
| Resolution | 1920 x 1080 |
| Max frame rate | 52 FPS |
| Field of view | 106 mm x 66 mm @ 150 mm |
| Working distance | 150 mm |
| Illuminator | Not integrated / external source required |
| Minimum 1D barcode size | Nominal 0.16 mm (minimum bar width) |
| Minimum 2D barcode size | 0.30 mm/cell (minimum module size) |
| Minimum OCR size | 1.38 mm (minimum character height) |
| Dimensions | 29 mm x 29 mm x 45 mm plus lens |
| Protection rating | IP67 |
Domino R550-cpq-2448IP
| R550 Series | |
|---|---|
| Code inspection tools | • Code presence • Code position • Character count • MRC check (code legibility verification) |
| Speed | Application dependent |
| Input | 1 x Camera trigger, 2 x Programmable |
| Output | 4 x Programmable outputs |
| Ports | Ethernet, Ethernet GigE, VGA, USB x 2 |
| Electrical requirements | 110-240 AC. 50-60 Hz. – Output: 24V DC |
| Dimensions | 120 mm x 124 mm x 47 mm |
| User interface | VGA + USB |
| Options | • Printer HMI and vision system combined through a single Control Panel • High-speed reject tracking system: LInK |
| GE-2448IP camera | |
|---|---|
| Resolution | 2448 x 2048 |
| Max frame rate | 24 FPS |
| Field of view | 106 mm x 66 mm @ 150 mm |
| Working distance | 150 mm |
| Illuminator | Not integrated / external source required |
| Minimum 1D barcode size | Nominal 0.16 mm (minimum bar width) |
| Minimum 2D barcode size | 0.30 mm/cell (minimum module size) |
| Minimum OCR size | 1.38 mm (minimum character height) |
| Dimensions | 29 mm x 29 mm x 45 mm plus lens |
| Protection rating | IP67 |
Domino R550-cpq-GR2X
| R550 Series | |
|---|---|
| Code inspection tools | • Code presence • Code position • Character count • MRC check (code legibility verification) |
| Speed | Application dependent |
| Input | 1 x Camera trigger, 2 x Programmable |
| Output | 4 x Programmable outputs |
| Ports | Ethernet, Ethernet GigE, VGA, USB x 2 |
| Electrical requirements | 110-240 AC. 50-60 Hz. – Output: 24V DC |
| Dimensions | 120 mm x 124 mm x 47 mm |
| User interface | VGA + USB |
| Options | • Printer HMI and vision system combined through a single Control Panel • High-speed reject tracking system: LInK |
| GR2X-PS-630P | |
|---|---|
| Resolution | 1280 x 1024 |
| Max frame rate | 50 FPS |
| Field of view | 70 mm x 55 mm |
| Working distance | 50 mm |
| Illuminator | Integrated, choice of: • Polarized 630 nm red LED • Polarized white LED |
| Minimum 1D barcode size | 0.16 mm (minimum bar width) |
| Minimum 2D barcode size | 0.30 mm/cell (minimum module size) |
| Minimum OCR size | 1.38 mm (minimum character height) |
| Dimensions | 50 mm x 50 mm x 47 mm |
| Protection rating | IP65 (certification being validated) |
Domino R550-cpq-GR6
| R550 Series | |
|---|---|
| Code inspection tools | • Code presence • Code position • Character count • MRC check (code legibility verification) |
| Speed | Application dependent |
| Input | 1 x Camera trigger, 2 x Programmable |
| Output | 4 x Programmable outputs |
| Ports | Ethernet, Ethernet GigE, VGA, USB x 2 |
| Electrical requirements | 110-240 AC. 50-60 Hz. – Output: 24V DC |
| Dimensions | 120 mm x 124 mm x 47 mm |
| User interface | VGA + USB |
| Options | • Printer HMI and vision system combined through a single Control Panel • High-speed reject tracking system: LInK |
| GR6-PS-630P | |
|---|---|
| Resolution | 1280 x 1024 |
| Max frame rate | 50 FPS |
| Field of view | 112 mm x 88 mm |
| Working distance | 76 mm |
| Illuminator | Integrated: polarized 630 nm LED |
| Minimum 1D barcode size | 0.3 mm (minimum bar width) |
| Minimum 2D barcode size | 0.46 mm/cell (minimum module size) |
| Minimum OCR size | 2.27 mm (minimum character height) |
| Dimensions | 121 mm x 76 mm x 52 mm |
| Protection rating | IP65 (certification being validated) |
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FAQ
What are industrial vision systems for?
Vision systems automatically check the presence, position, legibility and correctness of the codes printed on products.
What errors do vision systems detect?
They detect missing, illegible or incorrectly positioned codes, and codes whose content does not comply, preventing production errors.
Can vision systems be integrated into existing lines?
Yes, vision systems integrate easily even into automated, high-speed production lines.
Why install a vision system for coding quality control?
Because it prevents downtime, waste and batch recalls caused by incorrect or illegible codes, and ensures compliance with regulations and large-retail guidelines. Vision systems are used above all in the food, beverage, cosmetics and pharmaceutical sectors, where coding control is essential.