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Operation • Administrator Functi ons PS288 Owner’s Manual 3—31 10d) Check new Refer ence Position and V erification values. 1 1. Inspect— 11 a ) Cl i c k Inspection on the V i sion System window . Figur e 3-43— Click Ins…
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Figure 3-41—Save changed value
9. Check new values—
9a) On the Vision System window, note the new Reference Position val-
ues for X and Y. Values are in inches. Ideally, these values are 0 (zero).
Values of ±0.005 inches are within tolerance. In the example shown
here, X = - 0.001 and Y = 0.002.
9b) Note the Verification value. This value should be greater than 95. In
the example shown here, the value is 97.351.
NOTE: If values are not within tolerance, proceed with Step 10. If
the values are within tolerance, skip forward to Step 11.
Figure 3-42—New values
10. Adjust device image area again (if necessary)—
10a) Adjust the device image area and move it in the X-axis and/or Y-axis
direction as required.
10b) On the Vision System window, click Teach again.
10c) On the Attention message box, click Yes to accept changed values.
Reference Position values
Verification value
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10d) Check new Reference Position and Verification values.
11. Inspect—
11a) Click Inspection on the Vision System window.
Figure 3-43— Click Inspection
11b) Verify that the Result now reads as shown in Figure 3-44.
PASS
X = 0
Y = 0
A = 0
Figure 3-44—Result: PASS
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12. Verify reference vision file (optional)—
12a) Move the X-axis and Y-axis two steps (20 mils) by clicking twice on
the forward arrow corresponding to each axis. See Figure 3-45.
Figure 3-45—Forward arrows for X-axis and Y-axis
12b) Click Inspection.
12c) Verify that X = 20, Y = 20 and A = 0.
12d) Move the X-axis and Y-axis two steps back by clicking twice on the
back arrow corresponding to each axis.
12e) Click Inspection.
12f) Verify that X = 0, Y = 0 and A = 0.
12g) Click the Theta rotation button twice. See Figure 3-46.
Figure 3-46—Theta rotation
Forward Y-axis
Forward X-axis
Theta rotation