SICK – CDB620-001 – Connection Device Basic

The SICK CDB620-001 is a compact connection module designed to facilitate the integration of a single sensor within industrial automation systems. It serves as a reliable interface, providing secure and efficient connectivity for various SICK sensors, including barcode scanners and RFID devices.  

Key Features:

• Sensor Compatibility: Supports integration with SICK sensor models such as CLV61x to CLV65x barcode scanners, Lector62x image-based code readers, RFH6xx, and RFU62x RFID devices.  

• Cloning Module Support: Compatible with the CMC600 parameter cloning module, allowing for quick sensor replacement and configuration without the need for reprogramming.  

• Compact Design: Its small form factor enables installation in space-constrained environments, enhancing system flexibility.

• User-Friendly Interface: Features clearly labeled, easily accessible screw and spring-loaded terminals, along with a connection diagram on the inside of the lid, simplifying installation and reducing setup time.  

• IP65 Enclosure Rating: Offers protection against dust and water, ensuring reliable operation in harsh industrial conditions.

• Service Plug: Includes a 9-pin D-Sub service plug for direct access to the auxiliary interface, facilitating diagnostics and maintenance.  

Technical Specifications:

• Model Number: CDB620-001

• Supply Voltage: 10 V DC to 30 V DC

• Power Consumption: 1 W 

• Housing Material: Polycarbonate 

• Dimensions (L x W x H): 124.2 mm x 113.1 mm x 53.9 mm 

• Weight: Approximately 260 g 

• Operating Temperature Range: -35 °C to +40 °C

• Interfaces:

• Serial: RS-232, RS-422, RS-485 (depending on the connected sensor) 

• CAN Bus: Supported (depending on the connected sensor) 

Applications:

The CDB620-001 is ideal for industrial automation applications requiring seamless sensor integration, such as:

• Material Handling: Enhancing barcode scanning and RFID reading for inventory management and tracking.

• Manufacturing: Facilitating quality control and process monitoring through reliable sensor connections.

• Logistics: Improving package sorting and tracking systems with efficient sensor communication.