Rockwell Automation 5370-CVIM2 Module - Manual (Page 92)

Chapter 4
Inspection Configuration
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the Config field. You can use this name, if it is appropriate for your
application, or you can enter a different name.
When the appropriate Acq. Config file name is in the keyboard, and you
pick the key, that file name appears in the scrolling list, as shown for
the Config file name in Figure 4.4 (page 4–4). (Note that the new name also
appears in the Acq. Config field since it is currently highlighted in the list.)
If you exit the Config Files panel at this time by picking the button,
the following message will appear briefly . . .
Configuration save complete
. . . after which the system will exit to the main menu bar.
At this point, a minimum “configuration” has been named, and you can now
pick the
Configuration Editor panel from Editor in the main menu bar, as
described in the next section, Configuration Editor Panel.
To enter the Discrete I/O and/or Message file names before exiting the
Config Files panel, use the procedure described above to enter those file
names.
The main purpose of the Configuration Editor panel is to designate the
inspection parameters and inspection tool sets for each toolset in a
configuration file.
NOTE: Before you can select the Configuration Editor panel, you must
first create or select a configuration file with a valid Config file name, as
described in the preceding section, Configuration Process; otherwise, the
following message will appear when you attempt to select the
Configuration
Editor panel:
If this message appears, you must pick the button, then select the Config
Files panel (see Figure 4.2, page 4–2) to set up (and select) at least one
configuration before proceeding.
Configuration Editor Panel