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Page 1 - Compact image sensor camera

User’s Manual (Function and Operation)Compact image sensor cameraIV-S30JVersion 1.0Produced in July 2002

Page 2 - Instruction Manual

1-3Setting and Operating Outline1(2) Menu treeThe IV-S30J has a menu tree which is shown the hierarchy of choices oneach screen. To return to the prev

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5-1Degree of Match Inspection5Chapter 5: Degree of Match Inspection5-1 Outline- Checking sequence1 A gray search for the reference image for positioni

Page 4 - Table of Contents

5-2Degree of Match Inspection5SET=WINDOW SET ESC=BACK SEL=CHNG IMG TRG=POPUPF C1 BRTOBJECT TYPE CONDTYPE00TYPE RUN CONDIMAGE-ADJMEA-CND(CAMERA1)MEAS0

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5-3Degree of Match Inspection5 Setting the measurement conditions DTECT PRECISONSelect detection precision. You can selectone of two levels (standard

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5-4Degree of Match Inspection5SEL=SELECT A MENU ESC=BACK SEL=CHNG IMG TRG=FUNCF C1 BRTRECTANGLEX-LINEY-LINE1REGISTER NO. 0(0∼7)2MEAS SHAPE (MDL0) REC

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5-5Degree of Match Inspection5 REFIMG ARE (MDL0)Move the cursor to " REFIMG ARE(MDL0)" and press the SET key. When the SET item ishighlighte

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5-6Degree of Match Inspection5 When a vertical line is selectedSpecify the start and end points on the Yaxis. Specify the start and end points usingt

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5-7Degree of Match Inspection5 REFIMGOn the " REF IMG (MDL0)" line, select areference image from the reference imagesalready registered.Ex.

Page 10 - Setting and Operating Outline

5-8Degree of Match Inspection51DTECT PRECISION STANDARD 2REGISTER NO. 00(0~15) 3MODE 2P-SCH4SEARCH YES5MATCHING AVG-GRAYS  REGISTER NO. 6MDL 0

Page 11 - [1] Menu configuration

5-9Degree of Match Inspection5(TYPE00) OKMEAS XXXXms MEASUREMENT 1 CHK-DEG-MATCHREGISTER N00(0~15)M0=+09878 OKX0= 288.0 OKY0= 190.0 OKG0= 023

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Lead Inspection6-16Chapter 6: Lead Inspection6-1 OutlinePurposeExamplesInspect the condition of IC leads and connector pins based on positional inform

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1-4Setting and Operating Outline1[1] Menu configuration*1: MEAS0 is only for making for "positional deviation measurements."*2: MEAS01 to 04

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Lead Inspection6-26SET=WINDOW SET ESC=BACK SEL=CHNG IMG TRG=POPUPF C1 BRTOBJECT TYPE CONDTYPE00TYPE RUN CONDIMAGE-ADJMEA-CND(CAMERA1)MEAS0 POSI-CORRE

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Lead Inspection6-361REGISTER NO. 00(0∼15)2REGISTER EXIST YES 3DTECT PRECISION STANDARD   REGISTER NO.4MEAS OBJECT  LEAD LENGTH15141312111009080706

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Lead Inspection6-461REGISTER NO.2DTECT SHAPE3SEARCH AREA4DTECT MODE5SEARCH DIRECT6THRESHOLDF C1 BRTSELECT OBJECT TYPE CONDOBJECT TYPE COND   TYPE

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Lead Inspection6-56Start pointEnd pointCENT(BRT) CENT(DRK)Search directionlatnoziroH )→( thgirottfelmorfenilecnereferehtgnolanacS )→(latnoziroH )←( th

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Lead Inspection6-66ËËËËË Example of settings- Example when DTECT MODE (detection mode) is set to "CENT (BRT)" (center dark) andSEARCH DIREC

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Lead Inspection6-761REGISTER NO. 00(0∼15)2REGISTER EXIST YES 3DTECT PRECISION STANDARD   REGISTER NO.4MEAS OBJECT  LEAD LENGTH15141312111009080706

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Lead Inspection6-86F C1 DRKV*.**(TYPE00)OKMEAS XXXXms MEASUREMENT 1 INSPECT-LEADREGISTER N00(0~15)K=005 OKD=048.0 OK 046.0 OKW=017.0OK 01

Page 21 - [2] Saving data

7-1Area Measurement by Binary Conversion7Chapter 7: Area Measurement by Binary ConversionWorkpiece- Checking sequenceCapture an image[Measurement resu

Page 22 - 1-6 Power ON setting menu

7-2Area Measurement by Binary Conversion77-2 Setting operation Setting the measurement conditions How to enter the measurement conditions setting sc

Page 23 - 1-7 Remote keypad (IV-S30RK1)

7-3Area Measurement by Binary Conversion7 WINDOWSelect a window type. On the popup menu,move the cursor any of "NUM-OF-MASK1,2,4," "B

Page 24 - 1-8 Operation flow

1-5Setting and Operating Outline1[2] Configuration of the setting conditionsOperating conditionsSystem conditionsObject type 00Measuring conditionsObj

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7-4Area Measurement by Binary Conversion7 How to set the register conditions How to enter the REG-COND setting screenThere are three methods for get

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7-5Area Measurement by Binary Conversion7 MEAS SHAPESpecify shape of measuring range. MEAS AREASpecify a search area. When "RECTANGLE" is

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7-6Area Measurement by Binary Conversion7Setting the mask detailsOn the "REG COND" screen, move the cursorto the upper function menu by pres

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7-7Area Measurement by Binary Conversion7 Set the evaluation conditions How to move to the evaluation condition setting screenThere are two methods fo

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7-8Area Measurement by Binary Conversion7 Set the evaluation conditions The display details vary with the setting of each window. Numeric calcula

Page 30 - Terminal block

7-9Area Measurement by Binary Conversion7 Display the measurement resultsReturn to the operation screen and press the TRG/BRT key. The measurement res

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8-1Object Counting by Binary Conversion8Chapter 8: Object Counting by Binary Conversion8-1 OutlineConvert it to a binary imageCapture an imageMeasure

Page 32 - Camera 1

8-2Object Counting by Binary Conversion88-2 Setting operation Setting the measurement conditions How to enter the measurement conditions setting scr

Page 33

8-3Object Counting by Binary Conversion8 Setting the measurement conditions WINDOWSelect a window type. On the popup menu,move the cursor to "N

Page 34 - [2] Image capture

8-4Object Counting by Binary Conversion8 How to set the register conditions How to enter the REG-COND setting screenThere are three methods for gett

Page 35 - [3] Message display

1-6Setting and Operating Outline1[3] Configuration of Set WizardThe Set Wizard has the following screen configuration.STEP1STEP2STEP4When "1NO RE

Page 36 - [4] Pattern display

8-5Object Counting by Binary Conversion8 MEAS SHAPESpecify shape of measuring range. MEAS AREASpecify a search area. When "RECTANGLE" is s

Page 37 - [5] Binary image display

8-6Object Counting by Binary Conversion8 INVERT B/WSelect whether to invert the display of black and white inside the measurement area.Setting the mas

Page 38

8-7Object Counting by Binary Conversion8 Set the evaluation conditions How to move to the evaluation condition setting screenThere are two methods for

Page 39 - [7] Operation main display

8-8Object Counting by Binary Conversion8 Numeric calculation setting- Press the TRG/BRT key to move the cursor to the upper function menu, and highlig

Page 40 - [8] Evaluation change display

9-1Object Identification by Binary Conversion9Chapter 9: Object Identification by Binary Conversion9-1 OutlineObjectsNo.1 No.2No.3No.5No.4No.6Image ca

Page 41 - THROUGH DISPLAY

9-2Object Identification by Binary Conversion99-2 Setting operation Setting the measurement conditions How to enter the measurement conditions setti

Page 42 - [11] Extension functions

9-3Object Identification by Binary Conversion9 Setting the measurement conditions MEAS GRAV CENTRSelect whether or not to measure the centerof gravi

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9-4Object Identification by Binary Conversion9 AX.ANGL (axis angle)Select whether to measure the angle of the longitudinal line(drawn through the gr

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9-5Object Identification by Binary Conversion9 How to set the register conditions How to enter the REG-COND setting screenThere are three methods fo

Page 45 - [2] Gain/offset adjustment

9-6Object Identification by Binary Conversion9 MEAS SHAPESpecify shape of measuring range. MEAS AREASpecify a search area. When "RECTANGLE"

Page 46 - 2-3 Editing Operation screen

1-7Setting and Operating Outline1STEP6SELECT INSPECTION PRECISION1STANDARD(PIXEL) 2HIGH(SUB-PIXAEL)□RETURN NEXTREG COND SCREEN COND SAVE DE

Page 47 - 2-4 Option

9-7Object Identification by Binary Conversion9 MASK NO.Select a mask number.Note: This is available when "NORMAL" is selected on the "

Page 48 - 3-1 Outline

9-8Object Identification by Binary Conversion9 Set the evaluation conditions How to move to the evaluation condition setting screenThere are two metho

Page 49 - Setting procedure

9-9Object Identification by Binary Conversion9 Numeric calculation setting- Press the TRG/BRT key to move the cursor to the upper function menu, and h

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10-1Existence Inspection by Point Measurement10Chapter 10: Existence Inspection by Point Measurement ・ Inspection sequenceImage captureBinary imagecon

Page 51 - 3-2 Shared settings

10-2Existence Inspection by Point Measurement1010-2 Setting operation Setting the measurement conditions How to enter the measurement conditions set

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10-3Existence Inspection by Point Measurement10 Setting conditions (mode selection)Select a mode on the " MODE" line. By selecting either

Page 53

10-4Existence Inspection by Point Measurement10 POINT CONDPoints which have been registered are marked with an "O."- After being registered

Page 54

10-5Existence Inspection by Point Measurement10 Setting the point measurement conditions SIZESpecify the point size. Highlight thenumbers next to &q

Page 55 - 2. Specifying the radius

10-6Existence Inspection by Point Measurement10 STORE BLOCK CONDPress the TRG/BRT key to move the cursor to the upper function menu. Select "DE

Page 56 - [2] Image settings

10-7Existence Inspection by Point Measurement10 Set the evaluation conditions How to move to the evaluation condition setting screenThere are two me

Page 57

1-8Setting and Operating Outline1[TEST RESULT]0304 060500 0201 13111207×100809×××××14×15×××××××××[OUTPUT]1OBJ DST2DISTANCE 00(0~15)3DISTANCE NOREGISTE

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10-8Existence Inspection by Point Measurement10The "EVALUAT COND"(evaluation conditions) screen will appear. For details about the evaluatio

Page 59 - lighting

10-9Existence Inspection by Point Measurement10 When MODE has been set to BINARY When MODE has been set to AVG-GRAYSF C1 DRK V*.**(TYPE

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11-1Multiple Positional Measurement1111111111The IV-S30J can detect up to 128 workpieces whose images exceed the specified matching level (gray search

Page 61 - Detection

11-2Multiple Positional Measurement111111111111-2 Setting operation Setting the measurement conditions How to enter the measurement conditions setti

Page 62 - Duration of dark area

11-3Multiple Positional Measurement1111111111 DTECT PRECISIONSelect detection precision. You can select oneof two levels (standard/high), according to

Page 63

11-4Multiple Positional Measurement1111111111 How to set the register conditions How to enter the REG-COND setting screen There are three methods for

Page 64 - [3] Evaluation conditions

11-5Multiple Positional Measurement1111111111[1] Set the register conditions for a gray searchSet a reference imageMove the cursor to " REF-IMG

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11-6Multiple Positional Measurement1111111111 Select a reference imageMove the cursor to the function menu on the"REG COND" screen by pressi

Page 66 - [4] Image pre-processing

11-7Multiple Positional Measurement1111111111Set degree of match MATCH LVL (CONTR)Specify the degree of match used for detectionin the contracted imag

Page 67

11-8Multiple Positional Measurement1111111111 SEARCH AREASelect " SEARCH AREA" and press the SET key to go to the setting screen. When "

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1-9Setting and Operating Outline1ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ0123456789--()<>SP←→DEL ENDAREA_DETAILSTEP8SELECT AN INTERFACE FOROUTPUTTING RES

Page 69 - Input image gray level

11-9Multiple Positional Measurement1111111111 THRESHOLDEnter the threshold value for binary conversion.Move the cursor to " THRESHOLD" and p

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11-10Multiple Positional Measurement11111111112) Move the cursor to the "EVALUATION COND"item on the Menu tree screen and press theSET key.T

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11-11Multiple Positional Measurement1111111111 Display the measurement resultsReturn to the operation screen and press the TRG/BRT key. The measuremen

Page 72 - 00to 255 0 (black fixed)

12-1Multiple Degree of Match Inspection1212121212Chapter 12: Multiple Degree of Match InspectionUsing the gray search function, the IV-S30J can detect

Page 73

12-2Multiple Degree of Match Inspection121212121212-2 Setting operation Setting the measurement conditions How to enter the measurement conditions s

Page 74 - 4) Measure the binary area

12-3Multiple Degree of Match Inspection1212121212 DTECT PRECISIONSelect detection precision. You can select oneof two levels (standard/high), accordin

Page 75 - ×

12-4Multiple Degree of Match Inspection1212121212 How to set the register conditions How to enter the REG-COND setting screenThere are three methods

Page 76

12-5Multiple Degree of Match Inspection1212121212Set the coordinates for " UP.L" and "LO.R." The rectangle inside the solid lines

Page 77 - [7] Position correction

12-6Multiple Degree of Match Inspection1212121212 SEARCH AREASpecify the search area (inside the dotted lines) on the " SEARCH AREA" line, u

Page 78

12-7Multiple Degree of Match Inspection1212121212 Set the evaluation conditions How to move to the evaluation condition setting screenThere are two me

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1-10Setting and Operating Outline11-3 Description of the Operation screenWhen the IV-S30J is started, the operation screen shown below will appear.Eac

Page 80 - F C1 DRK

12-8Multiple Degree of Match Inspection1212121212 Numeric calculation setting- Press the TRG/BRT key to move the cursor to the upper function menu, an

Page 81

13-1Distance and Angle Measurement13Chapter 13: Distance and Angle Measurement13-1 OutlineYou can specify the settings for distance and angle measurem

Page 82

Distance and Angle Measurement13-21313-2 Setting operation Setting distance and angle conditionsSelect "MAIN-COND" -> "OBJECT TYPE C

Page 83 - [2] Setting the shutter speed

13-3Distance and Angle Measurement13How to display the distance and angle conditions setting screenThere are two methods for displaying the distance a

Page 84 - [3] Copying

Distance and Angle Measurement13-413Selection Description Measurement position Display on the screenNO Do not select auxiliarypoint.MID-PNT The center

Page 85 - [4] Halt on NG measurement

13-5Distance and Angle Measurement13 COND. 1, COND. 2, ( COND.3)Specify conditions for the auxiliary points that were selected in the " AUXILI

Page 86 - [5] Window group move

Distance and Angle Measurement13-613(2) When "DST" is selected. DISTANCE NO.Enter a register number. The register numbersavailable are 0 to

Page 87 - 4-1 Outline

13-7Distance and Angle Measurement1315141312111009080706050403020100× ○ × × × × × × × × × × × × × × DIST&AGL COND SCREEN COND SAVEF C1 B

Page 88 - 4-2 Setting operation

Distance and Angle Measurement13-813 Numeric calculation setting- Press the TRG/BRT key to move the cursor to the upper function menu, and highlight &

Page 89 - S×EE××××

Numerical Calculations14-114F C1 DRKOBJECT TYPE CONDTYPE00TYPE RUN CONDIMAGE-ADJMEA-CND(CAMERA1)MEAS0 POSI-CORRECTMEAS(NEW)MEA-CND(CAMERA2)FINAL NUM.

Page 90

1-11Setting and Operating Outline1Displays the software version. Displays the measurement time currently assigned. Display setting details of each mea

Page 91

Numerical Calculations14-214 Setting detailsThe setting details and procedures for numerical calculations are the same for all measurementprograms

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Numerical Calculations14-314 Setting procedure Output errorAn error will be output if there are too many digits as well as if there is an attempt

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Numerical Calculations14-414sepyttupnI lobmySmargorptneemrusaeMybtnemerusaemlebaLnoisrevnocyranibtneemrusaemtnioPaeralatoTAA3otA0stcejboforebmuNKK3otK

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Numerical Calculations14-514[1] Display lists on the "NUMERIC CALC" screenThis section displays the "NUMERIC CALC" screen for each

Page 95

Numerical Calculations14-614(5) Object counting by binary conversion(6) Object identification of binary conversionSelection of type Selection of formu

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Numerical Calculations14-714(7) Point measurement(8) Multiple positional measurement(9) Multiple degree of match inspectionSelection of type Selection

Page 97 - Ë 2-point edge

Numerical Calculations14-814(10) Distance and angle measurementSelection of type Selection of formulaDST[D]ANGL[B]AUX[H1/H2]OBJECT TYPE, CALC RESULT,C

Page 98 - Angle detection

Numerical Calculations14-91414-3 Final numerical calculationsFinal numerical calculations can be set at item "FINAL NUM-CALC" on the menu tr

Page 99 - Reference image

Numerical Calculations14-1014Based on the settings at items "TYPE" and "FORMULA," the number of styles may be enteredas follows.OB

Page 100 - Degree of Match Inspection

Numerical Calculations14-111414-4 Setting examplesThe example below shows the settings used to evaluate and output the X-Y coordinates (differences)of

Page 101 - 5-2 Setting operation

1-12Setting and Operating Outline1Details of each item on the menu barIVS30JSYS-CNDOBJECT TYPE CONDSET WIZARDEDIT MAIN OPS MENUOPTIONMEA-CNDDST&am

Page 102 - ×S××××××××××××××

Numerical Calculations14-1214Press the SET key, the cursor will move to the right. Press the SET key again and a popupmenu will appear. Select the &qu

Page 103

Numerical Calculations14-1314(4) Operation on the "OUTPUT COND" screen1. On the "MEA CND" setting screen, press theTRG/BRT key to

Page 104

Numerical Calculations14-1414(5) Operations on the "FINAL OUTPUT COND" screen1. Select "FINAL OUTPUT COND" on the "SELECT OBJ

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Numerical Calculations14-1514(6) Degree of match inspectionPress the TRG/BRT key, and the will calculate the X-Y coordinates of the detection points i

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15-1PC Function15Chapter 15: PC Function15-1 OutlineThe PC function is designed to create a ladder circuit program based on the data (coordinates,dist

Page 107

15-2PC Function15[1] Power ON sequenceThe parallel output terminals (Y0 to Y7) are reset, and the data memories (input relays, output relays,auxiliary

Page 108 - Output condition setting

15-3PC Function1515-3 Ladder circuit program creation[1] Procedure for creating measurement output condition and a ladder circuitA separate ladder ci

Page 109 - Chapter 6: Lead Inspection

15-4PC Function15(2) How to specify the input conditions for ladder circuit diagrams1. While "CHANGE INPUT" is selected, eachpress of the SE

Page 110 - 6-2 Setting operation

15-5PC Function15(3) How to specify the output conditions for ladder circuit diagramsMove the cursor to the "OUT" row for the desiredline nu

Page 111 - Lead Inspection

15-6PC Function15 Kinds of input signals in each measurement programKind of inputSymbolSymbolMeasurement programPositional deviationmeasurementDegree

Page 112

Thank you for purchasing the SHARP IV-S30J compact image sensor camera. Read this introductory user'smanual carefully to thoroughly familiarize y

Page 113 - Search direction

1-13Setting and Operating Outline11-4 Setting the measurement programsTo execute a specific measurement program (positional deviation measurement, deg

Page 114 - Ë Example of settings

15-7PC Function15HDBNCAuxiliaryDistanceAngleNumerical calculation resultsAuxiliary relay00H to 15H00D to 15D00B to 15BN0 to N15C000 to C127Distance an

Page 115

15-8PC Function15 Auxiliary relay C000 to C127The functions of the auxiliary relays (C000 to C127), which can be used for input and output signals, ar

Page 116

15-9PC Function15[2] A list of the "OUTPUT COND" screen displaysShown below are the "OUTPUT COND" screen displays for each program

Page 117 - 7-1 Outline

15-10PC Function15(5) Object counting by binary conversion (6) Object identification by binary conversion(7) Point measurement When "BINARY&q

Page 118 - 7-2 Setting operation

15-11PC Function15[3] Procedure for creating the final output conditions in a ladder circuitThis section describes the ladder circuit creation procedu

Page 119 - NOGYLOP ylno0

15-12PC Function15(2) How to specify the input conditions for ladder circuit diagrams1. While "CHANGE INPUT" is selected, eachpress of the S

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15-13PC Function15(3) How to specify the output conditions for ladder circuit diagramsMove the cursor to "OUT" and press the SET key. Select

Page 121

15-14PC Function15Kind ofoutputsignalExternaloutputinstructionsCounterinstructionsY0 to Y7Y8 to Y15TM0 to TM7DeletionThe output relay on the row where

Page 122 - Mask area

15-15PC Function15(4) Creating a ladder circuit is completeCreate a ladder circuit for the page numbers registered in step (1), repeating the operatio

Page 123 - ○

15-16PC Function1515-4 Program examples (shape and positional deviation inspection)(1) OutlineThe positional deviation measurement (one point search)

Page 124

1-14Setting and Operating Outline11-5 Common operations for each menu[1] Operations to return to the operation screenYou can return to the operation s

Page 125

15-17PC Function1515-5 Examples of a final output conditions ladder circuit(1) Circuit for keeping the external output ON until the next external tri

Page 126 - 8-1 Outline

15-18PC Function1515-6 PC monitor screenMove the cursor to "SCREEN-CHG" on theoperation screen and press the SET key. Apopup menu will appe

Page 127 - 8-2 Setting operation

16-1Setting the Input/Output Conditions16Chapter 16: Setting the Input/Output Conditions16-1 OutlineThis section describes the input and output settin

Page 128 - × ○ × ×

16-2Setting the Input/Output Conditions16 OUT I/F(PARAL.)Select a signal output interface, in order to output the measured results externally. The cho

Page 129

16-3Setting the Input/Output Conditions16 PARALLEL INP X6Select the type of input terminal (INPUT) X6. STROBE OUT 'READY'ONSet the time to t

Page 130

16-4Setting the Input/Output Conditions16 When you want to select the "TRIG CCD START" on the "MEAS INP I/F" line.The display deta

Page 131

16-5Setting the Input/Output Conditions1616-2 Measurement start input and result output settingsThe combinations of various settings for item " M

Page 132

16-6Setting the Input/Output Conditions16 Setting order 1 (→ 2) Configuration exampleExternal trigger X0(photo sensor or proximity sensor)Type selec

Page 133

16-7Setting the Input/Output Conditions16 Setting order 1 (→ 2)Programmablecontroller Configuration exampleExternal trigger X0(photo sensor or proxi

Page 134 - 9-1 Outline

16-8Setting the Input/Output Conditions16(3) Measurement start input = parallel, object type change = parallel, result output = generalpurpose serial/

Page 135 - 9-2 Setting operation

1-15Setting and Operating Outline1[2] Change the Japanese or English display modeChange display between Japanese and English. Use the [POWER ON SETTIN

Page 136 - KSAM-GMI-YRANIB ylno0

16-9Setting the Input/Output Conditions16(4) Measurement start input = general-purpose serial, object type change = general-purposeserial, result outp

Page 137 - Peripheral

16-10Setting the Input/Output Conditions16Start sampling inputX0(photo sensor or proximity sensor) Setting order 1 → 2 (→ 3) Configuration exampleC

Page 138 - × × ×

16-11Setting the Input/Output Conditions16When a Sharp PC is used, a write enable command (EWR) is transmitted from the IV-S30J to thePC in the follow

Page 139

16-12Setting the Input/Output Conditions16Personal computer Setting order 1 → 2 (→ 3) Configuration exampleControllerPower supply (24 VDC)MonitorCam

Page 140

16-13Setting the Input/Output Conditions16 Configuration exampleCamera 1 (image capturing + CCD trigger)Camera 2 (image capturing)Personal computerRe

Page 141

16-14Setting the Input/Output Conditions16Measurement is started when the CCD trigger level is ON.Measurement is started when a CCD trigger signal is

Page 142

16-15Setting the Input/Output Conditions16PCPCPCPCPCPCPCPCPCPCPCPCPCPCResult output Result output Result outputCCD triggercycleCCD triggerwindow(not h

Page 143 - 10-1 Outline

16-16Setting the Input/Output Conditions16Measurement is started when the CCD trigger level is ON.Measurement is started when a CCD trigger signal is

Page 144 - 10-2 Setting operation

16-17Setting the Input/Output Conditions16Note: Result output; The data in the block No., set in item "5SET SERIAL BLOCK" on the "OBJ-T

Page 145

16-18Setting the Input/Output Conditions16Average lightlevel methodGray searchWhen a sampled binary image changes (the white area exceeds 50%), the me

Page 146 - × × × × × × ×

1-16Setting and Operating Outline11-7 Remote keypad (IV-S30RK1)4 SEL key1 Direction keys (up, down, left and right)5 TRG/BRT key2 SET key3 ESC key

Page 147

16-19Setting the Input/Output Conditions16 Setting methods TRIG CCD STARTSelect a triggering method for the CCD cameraused to capture images. The choi

Page 148

16-20Setting the Input/Output Conditions16 THRESHOLD VALSpecify the threshold value for binary conversion.Select this line and press the SET key. The&

Page 149 - × × × × × × × ×

16-21Setting the Input/Output Conditions1616-4 Setting for serial communicationsWhen "PARALLEL+SERIAL" (general purpose serial) has been spe

Page 150

16-22Setting the Input/Output Conditions1616-5 Computer linkWhen "PC-LINK" has been specified in item " OUT I/F (PARAL.)" on the &

Page 151 - X0∼6 Y0∼7 READY

16-23Setting the Input/Output Conditions160900009001・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・D0000 DM0000::::::・・・::・・・LHLHLHLHTermination codeAppended informat

Page 152 - Four workpieces

16-24Setting the Input/Output Conditions16(2) When the measurement is started by a CCD trigger or a parallel I/F signal and the results areoutput by a

Page 153 - 11-2 Setting operation

16-25Setting the Input/Output Conditions16F C1 BRTOBJ-TYPE I/O SCREEN SAVESET=SELECT A MENU ESC=BACK SEL=CHNG IMG TRG=FUNC1TRIG CCD START NO 2S

Page 154 - × S× ×

16-26Setting the Input/Output Conditions1616-7 Setting the data outputWhen you communicate with the IV-S30J using a computer link or a serial communic

Page 155 - ESS×

16-27Setting the Input/Output Conditions16[2] Select "YES" or "NO" for output dataSelect "YES" or "NO" on the

Page 156

16-28Setting the Input/Output Conditions1616-8 Calibrating the IV-S30JThe IV-S30J calibration can be adjusted, e.g. "1 pixel = 1 mm", and th

Page 157 - Search area

1-17Setting and Operating Outline11-8 Operation flow[1] Power ON and main loop processingNGOKONYesOFFNoMeasurement conditions for each object typeProc

Page 158

16-29Setting the Input/Output Conditions162. While the cursor is on the " CROSSCURSOR" line on the CROSS CURSORscreen, press the SET key. Mo

Page 159

16-30Setting the Input/Output Conditions16 Setting the register conditions for edge detec-tion SEARCH AREASelect " SEARCH AREA (MDL0)" and p

Page 160

16-31Setting the Input/Output Conditions166) Using the CBP value that was set in the calibration function, you can execute numericcalculations.1. Pres

Page 161

16-32Setting the Input/Output Conditions164. Next, move the cursor to the "FORMULA"column and press the SET key. Anotherpopup menu will appe

Page 162 - X=102.0

17-1Communication (General Purpose Serial Interface)17Chapter 17: Communication (General Purpose Serial Interface)The IV-S30J can communicate with a p

Page 163

17-2Communication (General Purpose Serial Interface)17The conditions below are what is shown when the "TRIG CCD START" is selected on the &q

Page 164 - 12-2 Setting operation

17-3Communication (General Purpose Serial Interface)1717-2 Data flow The data flow between the IV-S30J and a personal computer is shown below.[1] Meas

Page 165

17-4Communication (General Purpose Serial Interface)17IV-S30JOperating1 Receiving a command2 Transmitting a responsePersonalcomputer[3] Measurement ex

Page 166

17-5Communication (General Purpose Serial Interface)1717-3 Communication formatThe communication formats of the commands and responses between the IV-

Page 167

17-6Communication (General Purpose Serial Interface)17[Method for creating a checksum code]The ASCII code for each byte of data, from the processing c

Page 168

1-18Setting and Operating Outline1ONOFFNoYesNoYesDisplay results. When the option has been set to "YES"(System) Display "YES"Para

Page 169

17-7Communication (General Purpose Serial Interface)1717-4 Processing functions[1] Measurement execution functions(1) Measurement execution function 1

Page 170

17-8Communication (General Purpose Serial Interface)17(3) Measurement execution function 3 : code 12(H)This command will cause the IV-S30J to execute

Page 171 - 13-1 Outline

17-9Communication (General Purpose Serial Interface)17[2] Result readingData from the last measurement is read. (No instruction is sent to execute an

Page 172 - 13-2 Setting operation

17-10Communication (General Purpose Serial Interface)17(3) Measurement data reading function 3: code 22(H)This command will cause the IV-S30J to read

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17-11Communication (General Purpose Serial Interface)17(5) Illuminance level reading: code 28(H)The illuminance level measured by the illuminance moni

Page 174 - Image display

17-12Communication (General Purpose Serial Interface)17[3] Setting, initialization, and diagnosis of the operation screenShown below are only the comm

Page 175 - COND.2 REG NO MDL 0

17-13Communication (General Purpose Serial Interface)17Ë Response:56SC(H)SC(L)CR:56Ë CommandSC(H)SC(L)CRRC(H)RC(L)Ë Response:57SC(H)SC(L)CR:57Ë Comman

Page 176 - The distance between X

17-14Communication (General Purpose Serial Interface)17ProcesscodeProcess functionCommunication formatË Response:5EË CommandSC1ObjectMeasure-ment No.(

Page 177 - Horizontal line

17-15Communication (General Purpose Serial Interface)17Ë Response:70Ë CommandSC(H)SC(L)CRRead the manual measurement coordinates70ProcesscodeProcess f

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17-16Communication (General Purpose Serial Interface)17[4] Setting numerical data of the any output measuringNumerical data of the any setting of the

Page 179 - 14-1 Outline

1-19Setting and Operating Outline1YesNoNoNoYes YesIs the light level monitor selected?Execute the light level monitor functionNoYes Start (mea

Page 180 - Numerical Calculations

17-17Communication (General Purpose Serial Interface)17tuptuofodniK edoctuptuO setybfo.oNecnatsiD032elgnA1321yrailixuAXetanidrooC234elgnA332yrailixuAY

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18-1Computer Link18A programmable controller (hereafter referred to as a PC) can be connected to the IV-S30J, so that thecomputer link can be used to

Page 182

18-2Computer Link1818-2 Data flowSpecify the CCD-TRIG (camera 1) or the PARALLEL (parallel interface) as the source of the MEAS INPI/F (measurement st

Page 183

18-3Computer Link1818-3 Register settingUse PC register (writing: up to 512 bytes) to provide the IV-S30J with a computer link.Setting item Applicable

Page 184

18-4Computer Link18*1 When the termination code is 08(H) (received an error response), the error code is contained in theappended information. (Exampl

Page 185

18-5Computer Link1818-4 Measurement data blocks[1] Number of blocksThe measurement functions vary in the number of measurement data blocks they use.0,

Page 186

18-6Computer Link18Note: If a registration number has not been used yet, the data for the next registered number will bebrought forward.1RegistrationN

Page 187

18-7Computer Link18(2) Degree of match inspection1111111222222NoneNoneNoneNoneNoneNoneXYXY0ProvidedProvided22NoneNoneBlock Item Sign (+/-)Registration

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18-8Computer Link18(4) Area measurement by binary conversion(5) Object counting by binary conversion0None4NoneBlockItemSign (+/-)No. ofbytesDecimalpoi

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18-9Computer Link18Block ItemSign(+/0)No. ofbytesDecimal point(digit)60 Registration No. 0 label unit areaLabel 0None4Noneto toLabel 127 461 Registrat

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1-20Setting and Operating Outline1NoNoNoYesYesNoYesYes(*2)The window coordinates are corrected within the range set for each type of measurement,based

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18-10Computer Link18kcolB metIngiS)0/+(fo.oNsetybtnioplamiceD)tigid(280.oNnoitartsigeRlebaL0lebalhcaefoaerAenoN4 enoNfoetanidroocXretnecytivargenoN2 1

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18-11Computer Link18(7) Point measurement1. In the binary modeNote: If a point number has not been used yet, the data for the next registered number w

Page 193

18-12Computer Link182. In the average light level modeNote: If a point number has not been used yet, the data for the next registered number will bebr

Page 194 - Chapter 15: PC Function

18-13Computer Link18(8) Multiple positional measurement(9) Multiple degree of match inspections* When light level matching is executed, the total diff

Page 195 - [2] PC scan cycle

18-14Computer Link18(10) Distance and angle measurementNote: Blank items are omitted and the remaining lines are moved up.kcolB metIataDedoc)0/+(ngiSf

Page 196 - PC Function

18-15Computer Link18(11) Numerical calculationNote: Blank items are omitted and the remaining lines are moved up.kcolB metIataDedoc)0/+(ngiSfo.oNsetyb

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18-16Computer Link18- Data that are set to "NO" output do not output any signal (scrolled up).- Set the next page for details about the outp

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18-17Computer Link18 Codes and number of bytes of output data1. Result of each measurement programOutput data Measurement programKind of outputDegree

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18-18Computer Link18Output data Measurement programKind of outputMain axis angle 20 2 OPerimeter 21 4 ODegree of match 22 2 O OCoordinate X 23 2 O OCo

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18-19Computer Link1818-6 InterfaceThe interface between the IV-S30J and a programmable controller from each manufacturer isdescribed below.[1] Setting

Page 201 - Auxiliary relay C000 to C127

1-21Setting and Operating Outline1General purposeNo Computer linkParallel output (Y0 to Y15) OFFExternal interface enabled (communications)External in

Page 202

18-20Computer Link18In the initial state, addresses #234 and #235 are set to 000.#23476543210#235D501D4001D3010D100110 Transmission speed (k bit/sec)

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18-21Computer Link182. When communication port 2 (PG/COMM2 port) is used.Store the communication conditions in system memory addresses #222, #236 and

Page 204

18-22Computer Link18 When a JW-21CM or JW-10CM is usedSet the switches (SW0 to SW4 and SW7) on the module as shown below.(2) Using memoryTo allow the

Page 205

18-23Computer Link18(3) Connections When a JW-22CU or JW-70CUH/100CUH is used1. Communication through the RS-232C port When a JW-32CUH/33CUH or JW-32C

Page 206

18-24Computer Link18 When a Z-311J/312J is used1. Communication through the RS-232C port13276815m or lessRS-232CFGRDcTDcGNDShort-circuit terminalZ-31

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18-25Computer Link18 When a JW-21CM or JW-10CM is used- Communication through the RS-422 port (4-wire system)JW-21CMJW-10CML3L4L1L2SHIELDGNDTATBRARBFG

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18-26Computer Link18Switch settingEx.: To set as shown below:Mode: RS-232C, Station No.: 00, Transmission speed: 19.2 K bytes/sec.Parity: Even, Data b

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18-27Computer Link18 Example using an A1SJ71UC24-R4 moduleSwitch settingEx.: To set as below:Mode: RS-422, Transmission speed: 19.2 K bytes/sec.Parity

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18-28Computer Link1815m or lessRS-232CFGRDSDSG235FGSDRDRSCSDTRDSRSG1234520673278465Shielded cableCalculator link moduleNote: Jumper the RS, CS, DR an

Page 211 - 15-6 PC monitor screen

18-29Computer Link18[4] Connection with an OMRON PC Applicable modelsHost link modules1. C500-LK203 (C1000H) 4. CV CPU link port (CV1000, CVM1)2. C200

Page 212 - 16-1 Outline

1-22Setting and Operating Outline11-9 Table of controller functionsShown below are the functions for the controller (IV-S30J).- For details about the

Page 213

18-30Computer Link18(2) Using memoryTo allow the memory to be used by the IV-S30J, enter a result write start address within the followingsetting rang

Page 214

18-31Computer Link1818-7 Program examplesAn example of measurements using the IV-S30J and a Sharp PC (JW70H) (2-point search forpositional deviation m

Page 215

18-32Computer Link18(2) Flow chartNNYYYNNYNYYNPower ON15 second intervalCamerastarts operation(00040 = ON)Time-outNormal terminationError occurs.Turni

Page 216

18-33Computer Link18(3) Program00007F-008OCT377090000000707377TMR0000050000400000012345678910111213141516T000 00000 F-044 04100 0000600007TMR001003004

Page 217 - ■ Configuration example

18-34Computer Link18 Explanation of the programThe numbers 1 to 16 below correspond to the same numbers on the preceding page.1. Turn on the power, an

Page 218

19-1Troubleshooting19Chapter 19: TroubleshootingItem [1] shows problems which may occur when the IV-S30J measurement system is started. If any error(t

Page 219 - X7X0 X1 X2 X3 X4 X5 X6

19-2Troubleshooting19Phenomenon ChecksCommunications through acomputer link cannot beestablished.1. Make sure that the communication cable has been co

Page 220

19-3Troubleshooting19Processing errors[2] Causes of termination codes (when an error occurs) and remediesWhen an abnormal termination code (other than

Page 221 - Halt PC operation

19-4Troubleshooting19-imreTnoitanedocesuaC ydemeR)H(92)noitaluclaclaciremun(wolfrevO.gnitteslamronbaehtkcehCA2gnittesnoitaluclaclaciremunoNB2)tnemtsuj

Page 222 - ■ Setting order 1 → 2 (→ 3)

19-5Troubleshooting19Processing errorsCommunication errorsTermi-nationcodeCause Remedy(H)4A No output dataCheck the abnormal setting4BObject type cond

Page 223

Setting and Operating OutlineSetting the Operating and System ConditionsSetting Measurement ConditionsPositional Deviation MeasurementDegree of Match

Page 224 - ■ Setting order 1 → 2

1-23Setting and Operating Outline1ItemSpecificationsIV-S30JNumber of measurementprogramsMaximum 6 per object type (measurement0-camera 1, measurement

Page 225

19-6Troubleshooting19[3] MaintenanceCheck the equipment for the following items.(1) Operation check- Change the measurement number on the MAIN OPS MEN

Page 226

I-1IAlphabetical Index[A]Absolute value of the differences ...

Page 227 - ■ Setting order 1 → 2 (→

I-2IConnection with an OMRON PC ... 18-29Contents of

Page 228

I-3IFull+half ...

Page 229 - Feeding direction

I-4I Distance and angle measurement ... 11-2 Lead ins

Page 230

I-5IOperation flow ...

Page 231

I-6IPositional deviation measurement... 4-1Power ON

Page 232

I-7ISetting the input/output conditions ... 16-1Settin

Page 233 - 16-5 Computer link

2-1Setting the Operating and System Conditions 22-1 Setting the operating conditionsSet the following operating condition items on the [TYPE RUN COND]

Page 234 - [1] Data in specified blocks

2-2Setting the Operating and System Conditions2[1] Monitor outputWhen two cameras have been connected to IV-S30J,you can switch back and forth between

Page 235 - Response

2-3Setting the Operating and System Conditions 2(2) Output monitor switching by parallel inputOn the operation screen, select "MAIN-COND" -&

Page 236

2-4Setting the Operating and System Conditions2[2] Image captureIn item " CAPTURE IMG" on the "TYPE RUN COND"screen, specify the r

Page 237 - (H)) Pages 17-8 and 17-10

2-5Setting the Operating and System Conditions 2[3] Message displaySelect "YES" or "NO" to display messages on theoperation screen

Page 238

2-6Setting the Operating and System Conditions2[4] Pattern displaySelect "YES" or "NO" to determine whether to show thepattern dis

Page 239 - 16-8 Calibrating the IV-S30J

2-7Setting the Operating and System Conditions 2[5] Binary image displaySelect "YES" or "NO" to display a binary image on theopera

Page 240 - 10203040

2-8Setting the Operating and System Conditions2[6] θθθθθ angle correction image displaySelect "YES" or "NO" to display a θ angle c

Page 241

2-9Setting the Operating and System Conditions 2[7] Operation main displayWhen the operation screen was set to display otherscreens (such as the "

Page 242

Table of ContentsChapter 1: Setting and Operating Outline ... 1-1 to 231-1 Setting and operating pr

Page 243

2-10Setting the Operating and System Conditions2[8] Evaluation change displaySpecify whether the evaluation condition changemenu can be displayed on t

Page 244

2-11Setting the Operating and System Conditions 2[9] PC monitor screenSpecify whether to display the PC monitoron the operation screen.Select the &qu

Page 245

2-12Setting the Operating and System Conditions2[11] Extension functionsThe extension function has crosshair cursor display and manual display functio

Page 246 - 17-2 Data flow

2-13Setting the Operating and System Conditions 2(2) Manual measurementWith this function, you can measure distance between two points, the distance b

Page 247 - Operating

2-14Setting the Operating and System Conditions22-2 Setting the system conditionsSet the following items on the "SYS-CND" menu to setthe sys

Page 248 - * *

2-15Setting the Operating and System Conditions 2[2] Gain/offset adjustmentThe gain and offset of the IV-S30J can only be adjusted by our service engi

Page 249

2-16Setting the Operating and System Conditions2F C1 BRTMAIN MENUSET=TO NEXT SUB-MENU ESC=BACK SEL=CHNG IMG TRG=POPUPIVS30JSYS-CNDOBJECT TYPE CONDS

Page 250 - Ë Command

2-17Setting the Operating and System Conditions 22-4 OptionWith the IV-S30J, you can initialize the measurement settings, and run a self-diagnosis fro

Page 251 - Final Output

Setting the Conditions for Each Object Type3-13Chapter 3 : Setting Measurement Conditions3-1 OutlineThe measuring conditions for each object type are

Page 252 - [2] Result reading

Setting Measurement Conditions3-23Setting procedureA general outline of the setting procedures is shown below. For details, see each chapter."FIN

Page 253 - Final output

[6] Binary image mask ... 3-25[7] Posit

Page 254

Setting the Conditions for Each Object Type3-33 Outline of setting the measurement programThe measurement program can be specified from"MEAS0&quo

Page 255 - Individual conditions

Setting Measurement Conditions3-43Positional deviation measurement (gray scale search), degree of match inspection, lead inspection, multiple position

Page 256 - Brightness

Setting the Conditions for Each Object Type3-53How to set a rectangular windowTo register reference imagesTo register reference images, the system sho

Page 257 - Measure

Setting Measurement Conditions3-63(2) Horizontal/vertical linesHow to set horizontal linesThe following items on the settings menu can be used to def

Page 258

Setting the Conditions for Each Object Type3-73Window specifications- Horizontal lines- Vertical linesWhen setting the horizontal and vertical lines,

Page 259 - Kind of output

Setting Measurement Conditions3-83How to set an elliptical windowThe following items on the settings menu can be used to define the elliptical window:

Page 260

Setting the Conditions for Each Object Type3-93[2] Image settingsWhat follows is a description of how to use the image settings to control the measuri

Page 261 - Chapter 18: Computer Link

Setting Measurement Conditions3-103(2) Threshold value settingThe IV-S30J treats the "areas darker than the lower limit value" or "brig

Page 262 - 18-2 Data flow

Setting the Conditions for Each Object Type3-113(3) Setting window boundaries (enable/disable)This function enables and disables the labeling (object

Page 263 - 18-3 Register setting

Setting Measurement Conditions3-123(5) Binary processing (fixed/threshold value correction)By setting THRESHOLD-ADJ (threshold adjustment function), t

Page 264 - Computer Link

Chapter 13: Distance and Angle Measurement ... 13-1 to 813-1 Outline ...

Page 265 - Measurement function

Setting the Conditions for Each Object Type3-133(6) The expansion/contraction method of eliminating noise in binary imagesWhen converting an image to

Page 266

Setting Measurement Conditions3-143(7) Edge detectionThe "edge" refers to the boundaries between the brighter (white) and darker (black) par

Page 267 - (3) Lead inspection

Setting the Conditions for Each Object Type3-153(8) Artifact processingArtifact processing is a method of processing that eliminates the false detecti

Page 268

Setting Measurement Conditions3-163(9) Contrast search in the reference imageUsing the reference image area setting in the gray scale search mode, the

Page 269

Setting the Conditions for Each Object Type3-173[3] Evaluation conditionsThe setting details and procedures for setting the evaluation conditions are

Page 270

Setting Measurement Conditions3-183Setting methodThere are two ways to get to the evaluation condition setting screen.1) Select "CND" in the

Page 271

Setting the Conditions for Each Object Type3-193[4] Image pre-processingA comparative calculation between images, gray level changes, and space filter

Page 272

Setting Measurement Conditions3-203Image ALight level 0Image BLight level 180- Subtraction (Image A - Image B)- Subtraction (Image B - Image A)- The

Page 273

Setting the Conditions for Each Object Type3-213The reference images T1 and T2 (*1) and the size of the areas covered by I1 and I2 (the images takenby

Page 274

Setting Measurement Conditions3-223(2) Gray level changeTo change the gray level, you can change the"**.*TIMES" (magnification by N processi

Page 275

[1] Measurement execution functions ... 17-7[2] Result reading

Page 276

Setting the Conditions for Each Object Type3-233(3) Space filterSpace filter includes various image manipulationprocesses that create more readable im

Page 277

Setting Measurement Conditions3-243[5] Image adjustmentHow to set the image adjustment functionSelect "IMAGE-ADJ" on the "SELECT OBJECT

Page 278

Setting the Conditions for Each Object Type3-253[6] Binary image maskUse the binary image mask when an object to measure by binary conversion cannot b

Page 279 - 18-6 Interface

Setting Measurement Conditions3-263Setting exampleWhen " MASK BINARY IMG" is set to "REF-IMG."Shown below is an example of how to

Page 280

Setting the Conditions for Each Object Type3-2731. Specify a measurement area smaller than the mask area and specify the binary conditions.2. Return t

Page 281

Setting Measurement Conditions3-283When " MASK BINARY IMG" is set to "MANUAL."Shown below is an example of a binary imagemask that

Page 282 - #227 (001

Setting the Conditions for Each Object Type3-2935. Select "0" using the up and down keys andthen select "MOVE" using the left and

Page 283

Setting Measurement Conditions3-303[7] Position correctionBased on the positional deviation data measurement 0 (positional deviation measurement), the

Page 284

Setting the Conditions for Each Object Type3-313(3) Correction exampleExample of correcting the first X and Y point1. Amount of correction (X2-X1, Y2-

Page 285

Setting Measurement Conditions3-323Example of angular correction1. Detection of the amount of angular deviation (using measurement 0, 2 point search(

Page 286

1-1Setting and Operating Outline11-1 Setting and operating proceduresThis paragraph describes the rough operation sequence of the IV-S30J.1 System des

Page 287

Setting the Conditions for Each Object Type3-333[8] Title registrationA title for a object type number can be entered and saved when the object type n

Page 288

Setting Measurement Conditions3-3433-3 Input & Output / System settings[1] Illuminance (light level) monitor(1) Purpose1. Allows the system to mon

Page 289

Setting the Conditions for Each Object Type3-3534. Select item " SIZE", and item " POSITION", using the up and down keys, and pres

Page 290

Setting Measurement Conditions3-363[2] Setting the shutter speedThe shutter speed can be set independently for each object type.Since the shutter spee

Page 291 - 18-7 Program examples

Setting the Conditions for Each Object Type3-373The measurement conditions of the source object type. (The data is copied from flash memory)The measur

Page 292 - 00041 = ON

Setting Measurement Conditions3-383[4] Halt on NG measurementYou can stop all measurements when an NG image(according to the final evaluation results)

Page 293

Setting the Conditions for Each Object Type3-393[5] Window group moveAll the window positions set in the measurementprograms for the same object type

Page 294

4-1Positional Deviation Measurement4Chapter 4: Positional Deviation Measurement4-1 OutlinePurposeExampleApplicationThe gray scale search function and

Page 295 - Chapter 19: Troubleshooting

4-2Positional Deviation Measurement4NO ±15° ±30° ±45° 360°  REGISTER NO. 15141312111009080706050403020100× S× × × × × × × × × × × × × × STANDAR

Page 296 - Troubleshooting

4-3Positional Deviation Measurement41DTECT PRECISION STANDARD2REGISTER NO. 0(0~7)3MODE 1P-SCH+1P-EDGE4DTECT ANGL NO REGISTER NO.5MDL 06MDL 11

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1-2Setting and Operating Outline1STEP9STORE THIS SETTING AS A SAMPLE IN THE WIZARD? 1NO□2YES RETURN END・・・・・・ STEP2 SELECT AN IMAGE CAPTURING METHOD

Page 298

4-4Positional Deviation Measurement4Object to measure+REG COND   SCREEN COND SAVE DETAIL 1REGISTER NO. 0(0∼7)2MEAS SHAPE (MDL0) RECTANGLE 3REFIMG

Page 299

4-5Positional Deviation Measurement4RECTANGLE RESET RETURN MDL 01UP.L (224.208) 2LO.R (287.271)

Page 300 - [3] Maintenance

4-6Positional Deviation Measurement4Register a reference imageAfter setting the reference image area, store animage in the controller as a reference i

Page 301 - Alphabetical Index

4-7Positional Deviation Measurement4 REFIMGMove the cursor to the function menu on theREG COND screen by pressing the TRG/BRTkey. Move the cursor to &

Page 302

4-8Positional Deviation Measurement4When a rectangle is selectedHighlight " UP.L" and press the SET key. The Xand Y axes will appear in the

Page 303

4-9Positional Deviation Measurement4 Set the evaluation conditions How to move to the evaluation condition setting screenThere are two methods for get

Page 304

4-10Positional Deviation Measurement4 Numeric calculation setting- Press the TRG/BRT key to move the cursor to the upper function menu, and highlight

Page 305

4-11Positional Deviation Measurement4Ë 2-point search* Angle will be displayed when "DTECT ANGL" is set to "YES."Ë 1-point searchR

Page 306

4-12Positional Deviation Measurement4Angle detectionYou can detect the angle of an object by selecting 1P-SCH (1-point search) in the POSI-DEVIATIONit

Page 307

4-13Positional Deviation Measurement44. On the settings for the gray scale search conditions (page 4-4), register the object by surroundingit with a s

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