KEYENCE XG VisionTerminal - Manual (Page 46)

Settings Menu
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By using images acquired from the 3D camera or LJ-V, the
3D images of the objects for the inspection are displayed
(supported by XG VisionTerminal Ver.5.3 or later versions).
Note
In order to use the 3D viewer, "Height Image" and "Grayscale
(excluding LJ-V)" that are captured by the 3D camera or LJ-V are
necessary. In particular, if "Height Image" is not provided, no
image will be displayed.
1
Select [3D Viewer] from [Settings] menu.
[3D Viewer] screen opens.
Reference
Changing the height-display range is possible by directly
operating the color bars with a mouse.
2
Specify a folder storing "Height Image" and
"Grayscale" which are necessary for the 3D image
display, by clicking (Open Files) on the tool
bar.
Specifies folders, in which "Height Image" and
"Grayscale" are stored respectively. (Specified folders
will stay effective from the next or further start-ups.)
Note
When "Height Image" and "Grayscale" are stored in one
folder, proper folder processing will be unavailable.
Therefore, use different folders.
Reference
When "Height Image" file is directly dragged and dropped in
the view window, a height distribution image can be
temporarily displayed.This display disappears when "Next
Image" or "Previous Image" in step 3 is executed.
3
Click (Next Image) or (Previous Image) on
the tool bar.
The 3D image synthesized by using "Height Image"
and "Grayscale" is displayed on the view window.
Reference
• When the "C" key is pressed while the "Ctrl" key is kept
pressed, the view window image currently displayed can
be copied on the clip board.
• File names of "Height Image" and "Grayscale" which are
used for the currently displayed 3D image, can be
checked on the status bar at the bottom of the view
window.
Observing 3D images (3D viewer)
Next Image 3D image display is executed.
Previous
Image
3D image display is executed in a
reverse direction.
Open
Files
Specify a folder that is storing
"Height Image" and "Grayscale"
which are necessary for 3D image
display.
Wide Range Expands the height range.
Narrow Range Reduces the height range.
Range
Shift (Low)
Shifts the height range to the
lower direction (further direction
from the camera).
Range
Shift (High)
Shifts the height range to the
higher direction (nearer direction
to the camera).
Range
Fit
Displays in colors by fitting to the
height range currently being
displayed.
Range
Reset
Displays in colors by fitting to the
upper/lower limits of the height
measurable range of the 3D
camera.
Color
Palette
Switches the height display
method (Rainbow1 (initial set
value)/Rainbow2/Cyan/Magenta/
Yellow).