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Changing All Line Parameters The parameters for all the currently active lines can be changed in a single operation at the line parameter dialog box. If one of the selected lines has a "No Edge" setting, the &q…
New Inputs
Seek lines which conform to the line parameter settings can be drawn by clicking the
points where seek lines are desired. When the line parameter's [Angle] button is
selected, a perpendicular seek line is generated relative to the edge of the clicked
position. If the clicked position has no edge, no line can be generated. Newly generated
lines are active lines.
Selecting a Line
A seek line can be selected and made active simply by clicking on it. When a line is
selected, that line's information displays at the line parameter dialog box. If one line of a
seek line pair is selected, it becomes the "parent" line.
Moving Lines
Seek lines can be moved by dragging their center areas.
Changing Line Lengths & Angles
Seek line lengths and angles can be changed by dragging the line ends. A line length can
be extended up to the half the length of the editor screen's diagonal line.
Changing Line Parameters
The parameters of an active line can be changed at the line parameters dialog box.
Deleting Lines
1 active line can be deleted by pressing the [Active Delete] button.
Line Editor Mode (input)
This mode is for editing lines (inputs).
Selecting Lines
A selection rectangle can be created by dragging, to select multiple lines within that
rectangle. Lines which extend beyond the rectangle cannot be selected. A single line can
be selected simply by clicking on that line.
If one line of a seek line pair is selected, it becomes the "parent" line. If both are selected,
the one which was selected first becomes the "parent' line. The parameter information
for the first line which was selected displays in the line parameter dialog box.
Moving Lines
Multiple selected lines can be moved by clicking on any one of the selected lines and
dragging it. All the other selected lines move along with it.
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Changing All Line Parameters
The parameters for all the currently active lines can be changed in a single operation at
the line parameter dialog box. If one of the selected lines has a "No Edge" setting, the
"Find Set" operation is executed for only the lines without this "No Edge" setting.
Deleting Lines
All the currently active seek lines are deleted when the [Active Delete] button is pressed.
Calipers
This is the calipers resetting mode. This mode can be established only when
the initial zoom-in factor is in effect.
When in this mode, the following functions are disabled: [Find All Cancel],
[Edge Position Correction], [Image Position Correction]
Active Delete
Deletes the currently active seek line.
Find Set Mode
This is the manual Find setting mode. This mode can be established only
when in the position seek line display mode. If switched to the inspection
line display mode while in this Find Set Mode, the Find Set Mode is ended,
and the line editor (input) mode is established. The [Active Delete] function
is disabled when in the Find Set Mode.
Find All Cancel
When seek lines which are not "Find Set" lines are clicked, a triangle mark
displays on those lines, and a Find setting is performed. If a seek line which
is already a "Find Set" line is selected, the Find status is canceled, and the
triangle mark clears from the screen.
* The display color for "No edge" seek lines is cyan, and a "Find Set" cannot
be performed on these lines even if they are clicked.
Zoom-out / Zoom-in
This is the image zoom-in and zoom-out mode. When in the zoom-in mode,
the [Active Delete] function is disabled.
Image Zoom-In
To zoom-in, click the screen at the center of the desired zoom-in area. With each click,
the zoom-in factor increases to x2, x4, x8, x16, x32 (max.). If the zoom-in image extends
beyond the boundaries of the original image, the zoom-in center is automatically
adjusted so that the boundaries are not violated.
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Image Zoom-out
To zoom-out, click the screen at the center of the desired zoom-out area. With each click,
the zoom-out factor is halved until the original zoom factor is reached. If the zoom-out
image extends beyond the boundaries of the original image, the zoom-out center is
automatically adjusted so that the boundaries are not violated.
Original Image Display
Restores the original image zoom factor when the display has been enlarged
(zoom-in).
Edge Position Correction
An edge position correction can be performed in the [Auto Find Set] ‡ [Edge
Position Correction] sequence.
An edge position correction can be performed on both inspection and
position seek lines regardless of the display mode.
Multiple measurement points display for lines where the edge was detected,
and the edge position correction was successful. (The number of multiple
measurement points is fixed at 5.)
Each of these operations are explained below.
Auto Find Set
If no Find seek lines have been set, the "Find Set" function is automatically executed.
Edge Position Correction
The line edge position is detected, and the seek line center is adjusted so that it is aligned
with the edge position.
The operation ends in failure if the line edge is not found, and an error message displays.
The failed line displays in a cyan color from the point immediately after the edge
position correction until the error message window is closed, and multiple measurement
points do not display.
When the edge position correction fails, the "Image position correction" "Template
generation completed" functions cannot be performed.
Image Position Correction
Performs vision processing, and the image center position and angle are
corrected using pair seek lines. This function is disabled if no pair lines are
set.
The screen's center position is corrected and re-displayed.
To correct the image, the editing image center and angle are corrected so that
the recognized workpiece is positioned at the center of the image. Moreover,
single seek lines are also corrected by the same amount as the image center
and angle. The coordinates and angles of pair seek lines remain unchanged,
and are not corrected. After all other corrections have been completed, an
edge position correction is performed.
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