Rockwell Automation 5370-CVIM2 Module - Manual (Page 94)

Chapter 4
Inspection Configuration
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Cut –– Use the button to delete the toolset that has the cursor arrow
(
→) alongside the toolset number. Thus, if the cursor arrow is located at
number 2, the toolset at that location will be deleted.
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Inspection –– Use the button to access a toolset’s Inspection
parameter selection panel.
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Display –– Use the button to access a toolset’s Display
parameters selection panel.
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Setup –– Use the button to access the image/tool display panel
and the tool configuration setup panel.
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Done –– Use the button to save the entries in the Configuration
Editor panel and exit to the main menu bar.
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Cancel –– Use the button to exit to the main menu bar without
saving any new inspection names or any parameters that you set while in
the
Inspection and/or Display panels. (However, tools that you
configured and saved while in the Setup panel, and parameters that you
entered and saved while in the Acquisition Editor panel, will remain as
you saved them.)
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Save –– Use the button to save additions and/or changes to the
contents of the Configuration Editor panel without exiting the panel.
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Acquisition –– Use the button to access the Acquisition
Editor panel (see Chapter 3, Image Acquisition Parameters).
Inspection Names and Archive Names
As noted earlier, a configuration file (such as FrontLabel ) can contain up to
six toolsets. Each toolset specifies camera and trigger sources and a set of
inspection tools. The “inspection name” and the “archive name” of each
toolset appear in the
Configuration Editor panel.
An inspection name (such as Toolset 1 ) identifies one toolset for I/O,
communication, and display purposes. In a given application, the inspection
name of a given toolset is normally the same for all configurations.
An archive name (such as EE:FrontLabel.ts1 ) identifies a file that consists
of one or more inspection tools (gages, windows, and so on) that are
configured together for a specific inspection task. In a given application, the
archive name of a given toolset is normally different for each configuration.
Figure 4.7 (page 4–9) illustrates the Configuration Editor with three
toolsets defined.
Each of the three toolsets that make up the “ FrontLabel ” configuration has
an Inspection Name and an Archive Name associated with it.