[Camera Setting (Camera Image Input)]
The following items can be set up in Camera setting:
Note
Camera Settings
Adjust the settings related to camera shutter speed and camera gain.
Select the shutter speed appropriate for the speed of the measured object. Choose faster shutter speed if the measured object is moving fast and the image is blurred.
Where the specific shutter speed, iris, and lighting condition cannot be used to brighten the image, the camera gain should be adjusted. Usually, the factory default value can be used.
- In the "Item tab" area, tap [Camera setting].
The Camera Setting window is displayed.
- In the "Camera settings" area, specify the shutter speed.
Select "Select typical value", and tap [
] to select shutter speed.
Table:
Camera Setting (Camera Image Input) - Camera Settings
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- [1/120] (For 2 Mega pixcel cameras)
- 1/200
- [1/500] (For 0.3 Mega pixcel cameras)
- 1/1000
- 1/2000
- 1/4000
- 1/8000
- 1/20000
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Option values for the shutter speed differ depending on the camera type.
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Specifying a value directly:
Select "Set by number", tap [...] and input value.
- In the "Camera settings" area, specify the camera gain.
While verifying the camera-input image, adjust "Gain" by dragging the slider in the "Camera settings" area.
Tap the buttons at both ends of the slider.
Specifying a value directly:
Tap [...] in "Gain" and input a value.
Table:
Camera Setting (Camera Image Input) - Camera Settings
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0 to 230 [50] (for camera with more than 640 by 480 pixels) [85] (for camera with 640 by 480 pixels or less)
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Adjust the camera gain when specific shutter speed, iris, and lighting condition cannot be used to brighten the image. Usually, the factory default value can be used.
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Frame/Field - for Monochrome Cameras Only
Select the unit to be treated as one image.
Note
- In the "Item tab" area, tap [Camera setting].
The Camera Setting window is displayed.
- In the "Frame/Field" area, select either "Frame" or "Field".
Table:
Camera Setting (Camera Image Input) - Frame/Field
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Set Value [Factory defaults]
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Measurements are made in units of frames.
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Measurements are made in units of fields. Select "Field" when you prefer shorter image input time rather than higher accuracy. Processing becomes faster since each image is scanned while skipping one scan line per two consecutive lines, but the measurement accuracy lowers since the vertical resolution of images lowers.
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Number of Lines to be Read
By narrowing the image range to be scanned, the image scan time can be shortened.
Set the range taking the offset of the measured object into consideration.
The part of the image narrowed down by the start line and the end line will be displayed in the "Image display" area of the ProcItem Setting window or of the Main screen.
Note - The minimum lines (the minimum number of lines between the start and end lines) are 12 lines.
- The coordinate values displayed as the measurement result are those values of the display position on the monitor.
- The coordinate values do not vary with the settings for the "Number of lines to be read".
- In the "Item tab" area, tap [Camera setting].
- In the "Number of lines to be read" area, specify the start/end line.
When dragging the slider to change the start/end line
Drag the slider while verifying the image in the "Image display" area.
Specifying a value to change the start/end line:
In the "Number of lines to be read" area, tap [...] and input the coordinate values for the start/end line position.
The start and end lines are displayed in the "Image display" area.
Table:
Camera Setting (Camera Image Input) - Number of Lines to Be Read
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Set Value [Factory defaults]
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Specify the scan start position.
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Specify the scan end position.
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Electronic Flash Setting
- In the "Item tab" area, tap [Camera setting].
The Camera Setting window is displayed.
- In the "Electronic flash setting" area, specify each item.
- Tap [...] for "STEP-STGOUT delay" and "STGOUT width" and input a value for each.
For how to input value, see User's Manual, "Inputting a Value"
- Select the STGOUT polarity.
Table:
Camera Setting (Camera Image Input) - Electronic Flash Setting
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Set Value [Factory Default]
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Refer to the timing chart and set the Waiting Time from the time the STEP signal is input to the strobe trigger output signal becomes ON.
Delay Time=Count x 30μs + 90μs
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Specify the strobe trigger pulse width.
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Select the strobe trigger pulse polarity.
Positive: Flashes when strobe trigger output signal changes from OFF to ON.
Negative: Flashes when strobe trigger output signal changes from ON to OFF.
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