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ID: 678 Device Type: 100 Product Code: 274 Input Size (words): 64 Output Size (words): 64 RPI (ms): 32 Assembly Instance (Input): 13 Assembly Instance (Output): 22 Configuration Instance: 0 IP Address: Insert the vision system's IP address here Vendor ID: 678 Device Type: 100 Product Code: 277 Input Size (words): 64 Output Size (words): 64 RPI (ms): 32 Assembly Instance (Input): 13 Assembly Instance (Output): 22 Configuration Instance: 0 Defining Inputs Name Signal Type Signal Label Unit Map DI_Trig_Ready DI Trigger Ready 0 DI_Trig_Ack DI Trigger Ack 1 DI_Acquiring DI Acquiring 2 DI_Miss_Ack DI Missed Acquisition 3 GI_Offline_Reason GI Offline Reason 4-6 DI_Online DI Online 7 DI_Inspecting DI Inspecting 8 DI_Inspect_Comp DI Inspection Completed 9 DI_Buffer_Overrun DI Results Buffer Overrun 10 DI_Results_Valid DI Results Valid 11 DI_Job_Loading DI Job Loading 12 DI_Load_Comp DI Job Load Completed 13 DI_Load_Fail DI Job Load Failed 14 GI_Reserved GI Reserved 15-23 GI_Reserved2 GI Reserved 24-26 DI_ExposureComp DI Exposure Completed 27 DI_JobPass DI Job Pass 28 GI_Reserved3 GI Reserved 29-31 GI_CurrentJobID GI Current Job ID 32-47 GI_AcquisitionID GI Ack ID 48-64 GI_InspectionID GI Inspection ID 65-80 GI_InspectionResult GI Inspection Result 81-96 GI_X_Position GI User Data Input 0 97-112 GI_Y_Position GI User Data Input 1 113-128 GI_Angle GI User Data Input 2 129-144 DI_X_Negative DI 145 DI_Y_Negative DI 146 DI_A_Negative DI 147 Sample Below is a sample digital input configuration for the robot controller; EtherNet/IP is Rack 89, and the Slot is the connection number from the EtherNet/IP configuration section. The bits start at 1. Note: This is only a sample configuration; Rack 89, Slot 1 is necessary for robot setup. # RANGE RACK SLOT START STATUS 1 DI[ 1- 80] 0 0 0 UNASG 2 DI[ 81- 88] 48 1 21 ACTIV 3 DI[ 89- 100] 0 0 0 UNASG 4 DI[ 101-120] 48 1 1 ACTIV 5 DI[ 121-124] 89 1 1 ACTIV 6 DI[ 125-133] 89 1 8 ACTIV 7 DI[ 134-585] 89 1 145 ACTIV Defining Outputs Name Signal Type Signal Label Unit Map DO_Trig_Enable DO Trigger Enable 0 DO_Trigger DO Trigger 1 DO_Results_Enable DO Buffer Results Enable 2 DO_Results_Ack DO Inspection Results Ack 3 DO Reserved 4 DO Reserved 5 DO Reserved 6 DO_Set_Offline DO Set Offline 7 DO_SE0 DO Soft Event 0 8 DO_SE1 DO Soft Event 1 9 DO_SE2 DO Soft Event 2 10 DO_SE3 DO Soft Event 3 11 DO_SE4 DO Soft Event 4 12 DO_SE5 DO

Standard) but compatible product. See footnote 2 at the end of this pageFor the more technically-orientated user(people with previous Windows C++ programming experience).Now you can stretch the capabilities Activ E-Book Compiler...Add additional Activ Script commands.Add new capabilities to the PreProcessor.Add new features to your E-Books.And if you're not a programmer - no problem - you can use all thefeatures of Activ E-Book Compiler without ever looking at this toolkit.Better yet, if a programmer creates a great extension module (and givesyou permission to use it), you cantake advantage of whatever features that he's createdwithout having to understand any of the complicated stuff "under the hood".Click here to download and try it now for FREE!Footnotes:1Advanced Multimedia Extensionis a separate but compatible add-on product,not included as standard.To download this software and obtain license to usethis product, you need to purchase itfrom EBookPower.com.2API Toolkitis a separate but compatible add-on product,not included as standard. Please email us [email protected] you want this product. To make use of the API Toolkit, you will needaccess to WINZIP (or compatible unzipping software),and Microsoft Visual C++version 6 or later, as well as experience in C++ programming forMicrosoft Windows.

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Soft Event 5 13 DO_SE6 DO Soft Event 6 14 DO_SE7 DO Soft Event 7 15 DO_Reserved GO Reserved 16-31 DO_UserData_000 GO User Data 0 32-39 DO_UserData_001 GO User Data 1 40-47 Sample Below is a sample digital output configuration for the robot controller. Note: This is only a sample configuration; Rack 89, Slot 1 is necessary for robot setup. # RANGE RACK SLOT START STATUS 1 DO[ 1- 80] 0 0 0 UNASG 2 DO[ 81- 84] 48 1 21 ACTIV 3 DO[ 85- 100] 0 0 0 UNASG 4 DO[ 101-120] 48 1 1 ACTIV 5 DO[ 121-184] 89 1 1 ACTIV 6 DO[ 185-256] 89 1 65 ACTIV 7 DO[ 257-616] 89 1 153 ACTIV Group I/O Configuration GI# RACK SLOT START PT NUM PTS 1 89 1 5 3 2 89 1 33 16 3 89 1 49 16 4 89 1 65 16 5 89 1 81 16 6 89 1 97 16 7 89 1 113 16 8 89 1 129 16 # SIM VALUE 7/64 GI[ 1]U 0 [GI_Offline_Reas] GI[ 2]U 56 [GI_CurrentJob_ID ] GI[ 3]U 56 [GI_Ack_ID ] GI[ 4]U 56 [GI_Inspect_ID ] GI[ 5]U 0 [GI_Inspect ] GI[ 6]U 2426 [GI_X_Position ] GI[ 7]U 3208 [GI_Y_Position ] GI[ 8]U 242 [GI_Angle ] TPP Robot Controller Code The following sample code illustrates how to trigger the In-Sight vision system, get the Group input data, and the X, Y and Angle data (checking whether or not it is a negative value). The I/O values may change, depending on the robot I/O configuration. Note: This code retrieves the found location of the part, not an actual part offset.1: DO[121:DO_Trigger_Enable]=ON2: WAIT DI[121:DI_Trigger_Ready]=ON3: DO[122:DO_Trigger]=ON4:5: WAIT DI[122:DI_Trigger_Ack]=ON6: DO[122:DO_Trigger]=OFF8:9: IF DI[127:DI_Inspect_Complete]= OFF,JMP LBL[2]10:11: LBL[1]12: WAIT DI[127:DI_Inspect_Complete] =OFF13: JMP LBL[3]14:15: LBL[2]16: WAIT DI[127:DI_Inspect_Complete]=ON17:18: LBL[3]19:20: R[2:X Position]=GI[6:GI_X_Position]21: R[2:X Position]=R[2:X Position]/1022:23: IF DI[145:X_Negative]=OFF,JMP LBL[4]24: R[2:X Position]=R[2:X Position]*(-1)25:26: LBL[4]27:28: R[3:Y Position]=GI[7:GI_Y_Position]29: R[3:Y Position]=R[3:Y Position]/1030: IF DI[146:Y_Negative]=OFF,JMP LBL[5]31:32: R[3:Y Position]=R[3:Y Position]*(-1)33:34: LBL[5]35:36: R[4:Angle]=GI[8:GI_Angle]37: R[4:Angle]=R[4:Angle]/1038:39: IF DI[147:A_Negative]=OFF,JMP LBL[6]40:41: R[4:Angle]=R[4:Angle]*(-1)42:43: LBL[6]44:L @P[1] 50mm/sec FINE45:46:47:48: PR[1,1]=R[2:X Position]49: PR[1,2]=R[3:Y Position]50:51: PR[1,6]=PR[1,6]+R[4:Angle]52:53:L PR[1] 50mm/sec FINE54: WAIT .50(sec)55: PR[1,6]=47.00256:57:L @P[1] 100mm/sec FINE Note: The PR[1] value should equal the original pick-up position. This will ensure that the correct Z-Height and RX, RY values will be set. In-Sight Vision System and Robot Controller Calibration It is highly important to calibrate the In-Sight vision system's results from pixels into real-world measurement units, using a high-accuracy checkerboard calibration plate. This section covers