Idec DATAVS1 Series Manuale Utente Pagina 10

  • Scaricare
  • Aggiungi ai miei manuali
  • Stampa
  • Pagina
    / 83
  • Indice
  • SEGNALIBRI
  • Valutato. / 5. Basato su recensioni clienti
Vedere la pagina 9
Instruction Manual SVS1 Series
5
The Teach button functions will be explained in more detail successively (Chapter 8).
4.2. Installing the sensor
The corre
ct position of the vision sensor is essential in order to function properly. There are various
aspects to be considered during installation, which have to be evaluated. The following chart
summarises the main aspects to consider regarding positioning.
Aspect Position suggestions
Field of view The dimension of the range acquired by the sensor varies according
to the distance from the target object to be inspected (see Chapt. 3).
For this reason, the sensor should be placed at a distance which
allows it to focus and observe the entire target object to be inspected.
Resolution On the contrary to the field range dimension concept, the resolution of
the image acquired by the sensor decreases as the distance from the
target object increases. This is because the sensor acquires an
image with 640x480 pixels. Increasing the focus range, decreases the
number of pixels per unit.
The image to the right shows better resolution compared to the one
on the right. The 640 pixels along the horizontal axis are in fact
entirely "dedicated" to writing. In the first image, however, only half of
them define the logo.
Lighting Environmental lighting generally creates a source of disturbance. It
can in fact vary, (e.g. the natural light that shines through a window
can vary in intensity throughout the day) and can therefore
compromise the results of repeated control procedures. It is therefore
highly recommended to minimise the influence of environmental
lighting in the sensor focus range. Please refer to the tutorial (
) for
further information on industrial lighting.
640 pixel 640 pixel
480 pixel
480 pixel
TEACH-IN
BUTTON
1
2
3
4
Vedere la pagina 9
1 2 ... 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 ... 82 83

Commenti su questo manuale

Nessun commento