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Teaching the Reference Vision File

A reference vision file stores a photo image of a specific device to

verify proper alignment of devices picked from the input media.

Therefore, each new device type must have a reference vision file cre-

ated and vision images made (taught).

Note: If the vision camera needs calibrating, it must be done

BEFORE creating the Vision file for your device.

Calibrate the Vision Camera first if any of the following are true:

• The PS Machine has been moved

• The camera has been replaced, moved, refocused, or contrast

changed

For instructions on recalibration, see Calibrating The Vision System on

page 4-50.

To teach the Vision File:

1. Creating the Vision File (and Package File) for Editing—

1a. Start TaskLink by double-clicking its icon.

1b. Select a job in the Task Manager.

1c. Click Edit.

1d. Click the System Files tab.

1e. Click the Package File Browse button, then copy the PS

Package

Template.txt

file and paste it into the same folder, renaming

the copy. Hint: use the Socket Adapter name, for example

PAG007.txt

1f. Click the Reference Vision File Browse button, then copy the PS

VisionTemplate.vpp

file and paste it into the same folder,

renaming the copy. Hint: use the Socket Adapter name, for

example

PAG007.vpp

Note: The required Socket Adapter ID number can be found in

Tasklink Task Manager.

Highlight your target Task and click Edit.

Select the Task tab and click FootNotes.

1g. Click OK.

2. Run a Job; Start AH500; Create a User and Password—

2a. With the same job selected, click Run. OK the Pass Limit. Note

the Socket Adapter Board Name on the Footnotes dialog and

then OK to close it.

2b. At the AH500 (PS System Software), click Start.

2c. At the Setup Window > Options tab, select the desired input,

output, and reject media.

Note: The WinAH400.ini file may require editing to display your

desired setup configuration. Then in the AH500 Application, the

desired options will be available in the Setup Window. See the

Videos of Vision File cre-

ation are available in the

online Help. Creating a

Reference Vision File is

listed under the Setting

Up and Teaching booklet

in the Table of Contents.

We will work with the

Package File later; how-

ever, it is convenient to

copy it now, also.

Package Files reside in the

Handler Computer in folder

C:\AH500\Package.

Copy & paste tip: Right

click the file and select

Copy from the popup

menu. Right click on blank,

white space for the same

popup menu and click

Paste.

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online Help for instructions editing the WinAH400.int file. For an

image of the Setup Window, see Figure 3-20 on page 3–18.

2d. Click System. If asked to enter password, click OK. Open the

Security Dialog and enter your password.

Note: If you don’t have a user profile, either have a supervisor

enter the correct password, or have them create a new User and

Password for you. Use the drop-down arrow, select your new user.

Click System and enter your password. See Creating Security Pro-

files on page 3-31.

2e. Click Gantry.

3. Center the probe over the device: rough-in and then more

accurately—

3a. [PS288, PS388, PS588 Optima] Ensure that the Socket Opener

ribs are adjusted for the current Socket Adapter. For instruc-

tions, see Adjust Socket Opener Ribs on page 3-41.

3b. Click Park (a yellow label).

3c. Manually place a device into socket 1 of the programmer closest

to the Vision camera. (We'll call it Pv, where v is the programmer

number closest to Vision.)

3d. Click label Pv.

3e. If necessary, adjust the position of the probe so that it is centered

over the device in Pv. Use the X and Y-axis arrows (along the bot-

tom and right side of the black work area) so the probe is cen-

tered over the device.

3f. Save, and click Yes to overwrite the previous values.

Figure 3-27: The Arrow Buttons (circled) on the Gantry Window: From

the center working outboard, the arrow buttons adjust the probe

position ±0.001, 0.010, and 0.100 inches respectively. (PS388 shown.)

A Gantry Window posi-

tion label blinking RED &

YELLOW indicates the

location of the PNP head.

Your model may display

the yellow labels differ-

ently than shown here.

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4. Teach the Z-value (pick height)—

4a. Click Z AutoFind: the probe lowers to the device (to set the vertical

distance) and then click Yes.

4b. Right-click on Pv (using the Track Pad buttons) to pick up the

device and visually verify center.

4c. If it is not centered, right-click again to replace the device. Then

repeat the centering process with the X and Y-axis arrows. Click

Save. Pick the device again to recheck center.

If it is centered, right-click again to replace the device.

Figure 3-28: The ZAutoFind button is on the Actuator tab of the Gantry

Window. It uses the probe to determine the Z-value, or height, of a

component. (PS388 shown.)

5. Teach the vision system—

5a. With a device still in socket 1 of the programmer nearest the

vision camera (we’ll call it Pv), right-click label Pv to pick up the

device.

5b. Click the Go To tab.