Rockwell Automation 5370-CVIM2 Module - Manual (Page 114)

Chapter 4
Inspection Configuration
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Ref. –– Use this field to select a reference tool for the purpose of
providing shift and/or rotation compensation for the selected inspection
tool.
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*S1 –– Use this field to select the primary image source for a tool from a
camera (such as
C1 ) or from an image buffer (such as P1 or B1 ). The
default image source selection is the lowest camera number when more
than one camera is used.
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*S2 –– Use this field to select the secondary image source (for a tool that
requires one) from a camera (such as
C1 ) or from an image buffer (such
as P1 or B1 ). By default, this field has no selection; also, the field is
shaded when the selected tool cannot use a secondary image source.
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*Dest –– Use this field to select a destination buffer (such as P1 or B1 )
for an image tool, profile tool, rotation finder tool, or window tool. A
destination buffer supplies a processed image to the source tool or to other
tools in the same toolset. By default,
P1 is automatically selected for an
image tool, profile tool, and rotation tool.
*For more information about the destination buffers, refer to the Destination
Buffers section on page 4–30.
Here is a brief description of each button in the toolset edit panel:
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Add
↑ –– Use the
button to select a new inspection tool and insert it
before (above) the inspection tool whose sequence number has the cursor
arrow (
→) alongside it. Thus, if the cursor arrow is located at sequence
number 4, the new tool will occupy sequence number 4, while the tool
previously at sequence number 4 will move to sequence number 5.
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Add
↓ –– Use the
button to select a new inspection tool and insert it
after (below) the inspection tool whose sequence number has the cursor
arrow (
→) alongside it. Thus, if the cursor arrow is located at sequence
number 3, the new tool will occupy sequence number 4, while the tool
previously at sequence number 4 will move to sequence number 5.
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Cut –– Use the button to delete (and save in a “clipboard”) the
inspection tool whose sequence number has the cursor arrow (
→)
alongside it. Thus, if the cursor arrow is located at sequence number 2,
the tool at that location will be deleted, and the tool previously at
sequence number 3 will move to sequence number 2.
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Copy –– Use the button to copy into a “clipboard” the inspection
tool whose sequence number has the cursor arrow (
→) alongside it. After
copying, the next step is pasting the copied tool (see the Paste
↑ and
Paste
↓ button descriptions below).