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For in-depth information on carrying out the basic settings in the environmental configuration mode refer to the "Basic Settings" sheet at the end of this "Easy User Guide". The functionality of the MODE button and the SET button is the same for every software package. This guide provides an example that leads you from the startup to a functioning application. Besides, you learn about the basic functions of your LightPix. Depending on your experience, you need between 30 and 60 minutes to work through the example. The following diagram shows where the operation buttons are located on the operation unit and which functions the operation buttons have: Working with the operation buttons Please note the safety instructions in your manual and the "NAiS LightPix AE10" leaflet. For the following examples you need a finder unit, an operation unit, a main unit and cables. For an explanation of system components, part names and dimensions, refer to the "NAiS LightPix AE10" leaflet included in the package. For in-depth information, refer to your manual. 1. Assemble the LightPix according to the leaflet 1. MODE 2. Connect the power cable by soldering the wires to the connectors Figure 2: Operation buttons diagram For an overview of the MODE button, see Figure 1 For procedure and pin assignment, see the leaflet. 2. SET 3. Mount the main unit at the correct distance from the target object 3. PRMT (Parameters) For an overview of the SET mode, see Figure 1 For the correct distance, refer to the table in the leaflet. Switch the setting items when you are in SET mode or when setting upper/lower limits. In TEACH mode the buttons move the checker size/shape in X-direction (see also Figure 3 ). > Your LightPix is delivered with one of the following four software packages: 4. TYPE Color Extraction (Product number: ANE10x0) You can choose from 7 different sets of parameters ("Teachings"). TYPE selects these "Teachings" in RUN mode and switches between exposure time, checker size and checker move in TEACH mode. Press the TYPE button and keep the SET button pressed at the same time to switch types ("Teachings") in TEACH mode. For this example you do not need to do this. Edge Detection (Product number: ANE10x1) Size Measurement (Product number: ANE10x2) Matching (Product number: ANE10x3) This "Easy User Guide" is for the "Size Measurement" software package . Working with the operation modes You can adjust the checker size in TEACH mode for all software packages with the TYPE, PRMT, UP/DOWN buttons. (Checker size = selected area in the field of view to be analyzed The LightPix possesses different operation modes. To switch between them, press the MODE or SET button of your operation unit for 3s or 1s: field of view = maximum area to be analyzed). > Teaching Mode C. TOLERANCE RANGE MODE 3s MODE 1s Power ON SET 3s D. INSPECTION Inspection Modes B. IMAGE CAPTURING/TEACHING RUN Mode V IEW Mode - High-speed inspection - No image on finder unit's screen - Inspection 300ms slower - Image on finder units screen RUN- Figure 3: PRMT, TYPE and TRIGGER buttons 5. TRIGGER RUN/RUN-VIEW mode: Executes one inspection TEACH mode: Executes teaching (see also > MODE 1s Figure 3) > SET 1s SET 1s 6. UP/DOWN Change a tolerance value or a setting value in the SET mode. > A. BASIC SETTINGS Environmental Configuration Mode SET Mode SET 1s Figure 4: UP/DOWN buttons Figure 1: Operation mode diagram Notes: General rule to exit a mode: Press the same button you pressed to enter the mode for 1s. >
Open the catalog to page 1Size measurement detects the maximum and minimum size (width and height) of an object. You can select the object color (BLACK or WHITE) and the object direction (X, Y and BOTH) to be measured. > You can register the object target size, the binary levels and the exposure time in order to get the optimum binary image. Please register the "OK H- armature" to get the correct object size. Keep in mind that OUT1 is only set when the predefined maximum distances [MAdX] and/or [MAdY] stay within the set tolerance ranges. OUT2 is only set when the predefined minimum distances [MIdX] and/or [MIdY]...
Open the catalog to page 2Figure 12: Checker move > - T maxx + T maxx Position the white rectangle such that the "OK H-armature" fits into the middle. Your settings are registered automatically. > Now you have registered the "OK H-armature". When the registered target size is correct, [dOnE] is displayed on the operation unit (see also Figure 15: Tolerance setting diagram for size measurement Figure 8 ). > The lines on which the minimum distance [MIdX] and the maximum distance [MAdX] were found are displayed in white (see also > Figure 16 ). Press the UP/DOWN buttons to switch between the [MIdX] (=d2) and [MAdX]...
Open the catalog to page 3BASIC SETTINGS (Environmental Configuration Mode) Size Measurement ANE10*2 (V1.1) > 07/2004 Size Measurement 5 >
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