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Another specification may be the value is 100 +/– 5 and the part can be recycled if the measure-
ment is smaller than tolerance but not over. (smaller than 95 but not over 105).
For example, if a drilled hole is too small the part can be re–drilled.
Relative Numbers
Many measurements have a checkbox labeled “Relative”. With this box checked, the difference
from “Perfect” is reported, not the actual measured numbers.
For Example: The value of “Perfect” is 15, and the measured value is 17. The difference from
perfect is 2. With the “Relative” box checked, the number reported is 2. With the “Relative” box
cleared, the number reported is 17.
Using Preprocessing
Preprocessing is optional, not a requirement. Preprocessing changes the image to enhance ob-
jects; for example, edge or contrast enhancement. You can enable preprocessing for each Tool.
Some applications may benefit from using a little preprocessing, for example using a low-pass
filter to remove lighting artifacts, or using erode and dilate to blend away distractions. Do not
over-use preprocessing. The lighting and optics are more important to the success of your ap-
plication. Preprocessing is changing the original image data. Preprocessing also adds to the in-
spection time.
Use the drop lists to select up to 3 different processors functions for the current ROI. Some pre-
processors have parameters that you can change. The fields below the drop list will have names
filled in and default numbers. The fields remain blank if there are no changeable parameters.
a. Click the “Apply” button
to apply the preprocessor without closing this menu.
b. Click the “Ok” button
to apply the preprocessor and exit this menu.
- Software User’s Manual 1
- 405-00026-00 1
- About This Manual 3
- Table of Contents 3
- List of Figures 6
- List of Tables 8
- The iNspect Application 9
- Introducing the iNspect GUI 10
- 2.Start Creating a Solution 11
- 3.Set up the Sensor 12
- Using the White Balance 13
- Using the Internal Timer 13
- Using the External Trigger 13
- Using the Exposure Control 13
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- Using the Calibration Tool 15
- 4.Set up Measurements 16
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- Train the Color Map 18
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- Apply Vision Tools 20
- Using the Drawing Tools 20
- Best Practice Suggestion 21
- Using Edge Sensitivity 21
- Using the Tolerance Settings 22
- Relative Numbers 23
- Using Preprocessing 23
- Using the Distance Tool 25
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- Scale Properties 27
- Using the Angle Tool 28
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- Angle Properties 29
- Using the Circle Tool 30
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- Using the Arc Tool 33
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- Using the Edge Count Tool 37
- Using the Point Tool 39
- Using the Tip Tool 41
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- Tip Properties 42
- Using the Rake Tool 43
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- Using the Pencil Tool 46
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- Pencil Properties 47
- Using the Intensity Tool 48
- Using the Count Tool 49
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- Using the Match Tool 52
- Using the Barcode Tool 54
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- Barcode Properties 56
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- Barcode Details Properties 58
- Using the 2-D Barcode Tool 59
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- 2D Barcode Properties 60
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- 2D Barcode Timing Properties 62
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- Using the OCR Tool 66
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- Using the Font Editor 69
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- Font Spacing 71
- Using the Caliper Tool 73
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- Caliper Tool Adjusted 74
- Caliper Properties 74
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- – Side A / Side B – 75
- Using the Contour Tool 76
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- Contour Properties 77
- Using the Bead Tool 78
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- Using the ColorMeter Tool 81
- Using the Spring Tool 83
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- Using the Locator 87
- Using the Origin 89
- Add I/O Connections 91
- PLC Connections 91
- Setup I/O Connections 91
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- BOA Inputs 92
- BOA Inputs Configuration 92
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- BOA Outputs 93
- BOA Outputs Configuration 93
- Scripting 94
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- Defined Variables 97
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- Create New Function 98
- Add New Function 98
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- Free Edit 99
- Free Edit Window 99
- Setup History 100
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- Edit Tolerances 103
- Graphing Measurements 104
- Setup Display 105
- History Recall 105
- 7.Save your Solution 106
- Monitoring from the Network 107
- Performance Tips 108
- Viewing Data Output 111
- HyperTerminal 112
- Network Commands 113
- Solution Summary Report 114
- Configuration Changes 115
- LOCATOR EXAMPLES 116
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- Rotation Anchor 117
- Position Anchor 117
- Pencil Line Intersection 118
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- Extending the Pencil Line 119
- Increasing the Search Area 119
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- Edge Count Tool – Circle 121
- Edge Count Tool – Rectangle 122
- Cascading Locators 123
- EQUATION EXAMPLES 125
- Override Examples 125
- Output Examples 126
- Delayed Event Function 127
- Related Functions 128
- Input Examples 129
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- GLOSSARY 133
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