Rockwell Automation 5370-CVIM2 Module - Manual (Page 121)

5 Chapter Chapter 4
Inspection Configuration
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Pick the button to access the keyboard, as shown in Figure 4.25, and
enter the new device name and tool file name (such as “ MC:Toolset5 ” in the
figure). Pick the key to enter the new name, exit the keyboard, and
return to the Save as . . . panel (the new device/tool file name will appear at
the bottom of the list in this panel).
Pick the button on the Save as . . . panel to return to the toolset edit
panel. To save the amended toolset in the new device (and exit the toolset
edit panel), pick the
button on the toolset edit panel. At this point, the
“ Saving toolset . . . ” message should appear.
Toolset Register Function
The tool register function shifts and/or rotates the entire camera image as
needed in order to move the new workpiece image to the same position that
the original workpiece image occupied within the image field, thereby
enabling you to adjust or reposition any of the existing inspection tools
and/or add new tools.
The register function works only for tools that receive position compensation
from a reference tool that locates the shifted workpiece. Further, the
reference tool must be properly configured and must be able to locate the
workpiece on the current image.
When you activate the register function, the entire image field shifts/rotates
so that the current inspection tool lies over the workpiece image in the same
relationship as it did before the workpiece image shifted/rotated. Then, you
can select the inspection tools and “fine tune” their position and/or size over
the workpiece just as though the workpiece shift/rotation had not taken place.
Figure 4.26 through Figure 4.31 illustrate the register function. Figure 4.26
(page 4–36) shows a Y’, Y then X reference line tool and a window in their
original positions over a workpiece image.
Figure 4.27 (page 4–36) shows the same tools after the workpiece image has
shifted and rotated in the image field while in setup display mode (or online
operation). The reference line tool has supplied shift and rotation
compensation to the window, which remains correctly positioned over the
workpiece image.