


Identification Systems
SICK V2D611R-MMSBE4 Sensor
SICK V2D611R-MMSBE4 image-based code reader, part 1117773. Reliable 1D and 2D code reading for traceability and packaging.
Overview
The SICK V2D611R-MMSBE4 (part number 1117773) is an image-based code reader for industrial track-and-trace and identification tasks. It reads 1D and 2D codes with camera-based decoding, featuring manually adjustable focus and integrated illumination for reliable operation on packaging and production lines.
How It Works
The camera captures the code, and the decoding software locates, normalizes and decodes it in real time. Read results and quality feedback are provided to the control system via the industrial interface, supporting verification logic directly on the line.
Key Features
- Camera-based 1D and 2D code reading
- Part number 1117773
- Manually adjustable focus optics
- Integrated illumination for stable imaging
- Decoding robust against damage and contrast issues
- Compact housing for line integration
Typical Applications
- Serialization code verification on pharmaceutical packaging
- 2D code reading on electronics assemblies
- Product identification on food packaging lines
- Track-and-trace scanning in logistics
- Quality checks of marked parts
Specifications
Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
Model | SICK V2D611R-MMSBE4 |
Part number | 1117773 |
Device type | Image-based code reader |
Focus | Manually adjustable |
Installation and Setup Notes
Adjust focus for the code plane distance, align the field of view with the product flow, and configure symbologies and outputs using the family software. Validate read rates across production shifts, as print quality often varies between batches.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can it verify code quality?
Yes, read quality feedback supports verification of marking processes on the line.
What does the R variant indicate?
The letter identifies the optics and configuration variant within the V2D611 family.
Can it replace a laser barcode scanner?
Where 2D codes or image verification are needed, it extends beyond laser scanning capability.



