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Check the power cable connections before you switch on the vision teach station.

– Base module and PC see section 4, from page 113.

– Cameras see section 5, from page 116.

WARNING 8

NEVER remove the 26-pin ribbon cable from the Collect&Place head camera while the base

module is switched on as this could damage the LED driver board for the camera.

8.1 Switching on the vision teach station

 Switch the base module on at the power switch.

The three LEDs on the back of the base module light up.

 Switch the PC on.

 Log in as Administrator (see section 7.2, page 140) or as a user.

8.2 Starting the vision teach station application

 Double-click on the "Teach Station" icon to start the application. The application will detect any

cameras that are connected. The live image of the first camera is displayed on the application's

starting screen. If there are two cameras connected, you can toggle between the two.

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8.3 Error messages when starting the application

The following error messages may appear when you start the application:

8.3.1 No camera was detected

 Check that the base module is switched on and that all 3 LEDs light up.

If the three LEDs light up, then the + 24 V- (red), + 15 V- (yellow) and + 42 V- (green) supply

voltages are present (see section 4.2, page 114). 8

If one of the LEDs does not light up, contact SIPLACE Service. 8

If all 3 LEDs do not light up, check the 2.5 A fuse (item 1 in Fig. 8

4.2 - 1, page 114). 8

 Check whether the CAN bus cable between the PC and the base module or between the base

module and the stationary camera is connected correctly.

 Exit and restart the vision teach station application.

8.3.2 Camera not responding

If a stationary camera is concerned (type 33/type 25):

 Check that the orange camera bus cable is connected between camera and PC.

If a head camera is concerned:

 Check that the orange camera bus cable is connected on the back of the basic module

(connection (5) in Fig. 4.2 - 1, page 114) and to the PC.

 Check whether there are bent connection pins on the plugs of the "adapter for head camera"

(Fig. 5.2 - 9, Seite 128) .

 If the camera still is not detected, contact SIPLACE Service.

8.3.3 There is a vision teach station application running already

 Exit the application and then start it again.

8.3.4 Error: LED self-test failed. Not all LEDs are working properly

One or more LEDs for the camera illumination has failed.

 Replace the defective camera.

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8.3.5 No CAN card installed

The fault correction depends on the installed CAN card:

For the PowerCAN-PCI CAN card

This card can be identified by the green CAN3 plug from the outside. It was installed up to

04/2012 and only supports 32-bit operating systems.

 Check whether a 64-bit operating system has been installed on this computer.

If yes:

 Exchange the CAN card to a PowerCAN-PCI-II (COM168-PCI II) card with the item no.

03079973-xx.

 Perform a complete reinstallation with a 32-bit operating system.

If no:

 In the Device Manager (Control Panel  System  Hardware  Device Manager), check

whether the driver for the CAN card has been installed correctly. There must be a "C167D00N"

entry under "CAN Hardware". The yellow question mark does not indicate an error. Errors are

indicated by an exclamation mark.

Fig. 8.3 - 1Device manager

 If you cannot find this entry, look for the "Intelligent I/O (I2O) Controller" entry. In this case, you

will have to reinstall the driver:

 Under Properties  Drivers tab, select the "Update drivers" button.