Manufacturer: Omron
Product No.: V680-HA63B
Country of origin:Japan
Product Type: RFID Amplifier Units
Payment: T/T, Western Union
Weight: 2000g
Shipping port: Xiamen
Warranty: 12 months
Designed for high-performance industrial RFID tracking, the Omron V680-HA63B serves as a dedicated RFID Amplifier Unit within the V680 series ecosystem. This module bridges the physical read/write antennas with upstream ID controllers, ensuring reliable signal transmission and high-speed data processing. It is engineered to interface seamlessly with both 2-kbyte and 8-kbyte memory tags, making it a highly adaptable component for tracking, sorting, and positioning applications in demanding industrial environments.
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Omron |
| Model Number | V680-HA63B |
| Product Type | RFID Amplifier Unit |
| Compatible Memory Capacities | 2-kbyte, 8-kbyte |
| Degree of Protection | IP67/IP65 (IEC 60529) |
| Ambient Operating Temperature | -10 to 55 degC (with no icing) |
| Ambient Storage Temperature | -25 to 65 degC (with no icing) |
| Net Weight | 0.65 kg |
| Shipping Weight (Calculated) | 2.0 kg |
The V680-HA63B is part of the modular V680 series. It is designed to work exclusively with V680-HS series Read/Write Antennas (such as V680-HS52 or V680-HS63) and V680-CA5D01-V2 / CS1W-V680C11 Controllers. Do not attempt to pair this unit with newer V680S series integrated reader/writers, as they utilize completely different physical layer and protocol specifications.
To prevent read/write errors caused by electromagnetic interference (EMI), keep all antenna and amplifier cabling separated from high-voltage lines, servo motor cables, and variable frequency drives (VFDs) by a minimum of 200 mm. Avoid mounting the amplifier directly onto highly vibrating metal frames without vibration-damping mounts, as sustained harmonic resonance can stress internal PCB joints over time.
Always use the proprietary shielded cables supplied by Omron for antenna-to-amplifier connections. Ensure that the ground terminal (FG) of the connected ID controller is tied to an independent Class D ground (grounding resistance of 100 ohms or less). When configuring system parameters in your PLC, match the controller transmission speed settings with the selected tag type to prevent communications timeout faults (E70/E72).
CRITICAL WARNING
Always completely isolate the main power source before mounting, wiring, or servicing the V680-HA63B. Connecting or disconnecting the antenna or controller cables while the system is energized may cause catastrophic dielectric breakdown of the amplifier's internal RF circuitry.
Mount the amplifier unit securely onto a standard 35 mm DIN rail or directly to a flat panel using the integrated mounting brackets.
Connect the compatible V680-HS series Read/Write Antenna to the designated port, ensuring the locking collar is fully threaded and sealed to maintain the IP rating.
Run the controller connection cable to the ID Controller unit, observing minimum bend radius limitations and keeping distance from electromagnetic noise sources.
Apply power to the ID Controller and verify that the amplifier's status indicator LEDs align with normal operational parameters.
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Japan
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