Rockwell Automation 5370-CVIM2 Module User Manual

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5

Chapter

Chapter 3

Image Acquisition Parameters

3–15

Here is a brief definition and explanation of each of the expanded result
types listed in Figure 3.10.

•

Pass –– This returns a

1.000

when the tool has passed its inspection task,

and

0.000

for all other conditions.

•

Warn –– This returns a “error code” when the tool is in a warn condition
(and not in a fail condition) and

0.000

for all other conditions. The error

code identifies a specific reason for the warning; for example, error code

1057.000

identifies “Low range warning” as the cause. The complete list

of error codes and warn conditions appears in Appendix A of this manual.

•

Fail –– This returns a “error code” when the tool is in a fail condition and

0.000

for all other conditions. The error code identifies a specific reason

for the failure; for example, error code

1045.000

identifies “High range

fail” as the cause of the inspection failure. The complete list of error
codes and fail conditions appears in Appendix A of this manual.

•

Fail High –– This returns a

1.000

when the inspection result from the

tool has exceeded the high

Fail

limit and

0.000

when the result has not

exceeded the high

Fail

limit.

•

Warn High –– This returns a

1.000

when the inspection result from the

tool has exceeded the high

Warn

limit (and the tool is not in a fail

condition) and

0.000

when the result has not exceeded the high

Warn

limit.

•

Warn Low –– This returns a

1.000

when the inspection result from the

tool has exceeded the low

Warn

limit (and the tool is not in a fail

condition) and

0.000

when the result has not exceeded the low

Warn

limit.

•

Fail Low –– This returns a

1.000

when the inspection result from the

tool has exceeded the low

Fail

limit and

0.000

when the result has not

exceeded the low

Fail

limit.

•

Result –– This returns the actual value of the light probe result; that is,
the luminance value from the light probe tool. This value corresponds to
the “learned” value that appears in the “

Nominal

” field of the

Light

Probe

panel. Light probe results can range from 0.000 (darkest) to

255.000 (lightest).

•

*Samples –– This returns the current total number of inspection samples
since the start of run operation.

•

*Min –– This returns the current minimum value of the inspection results
since the start of the run operation.

•

*Max –– This returns the current maximum value of the inspection results
since the start of the run operation.

•

*Sum –– This returns the current sum of all inspection results since the
start of the setup or online run operation.

•

*Sum2 –– This returns the current sum of the squares of all inspection
results since the start of the setup or online run operation.

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