Epson Net 5 사용자 설명서
RuntimeAcquire Property
Remarks
The RuntimeAcquire property is very important to understand. There are 3 setting for the RuntimeAcquire
property as explained in the Values section. The most common of the 3 is the Stationary setting since in
most cases you will want to acquire a new image at the beginning of each vision sequence.
property as explained in the Values section. The most common of the 3 is the Stationary setting since in
most cases you will want to acquire a new image at the beginning of each vision sequence.
However, you may also use the same image for more than 1 sequence. Simply acquire an image for the 1st
sequence and then use the same image in the 2nd sequence making sure to set the RuntimeAcquire property
to None for the 2nd sequence.
sequence and then use the same image in the 2nd sequence making sure to set the RuntimeAcquire property
to None for the 2nd sequence.
The 3rd Acquisition method is called Strobed. This acquiers an image as follows.
When the vision sequence is run, the sequence will wait for an input trigger. At the instance the trigger
input goes active, the vision sequence will initiate an acquisition, thus capturing the image at the same time
as the strobe of the light source. Please see Image Acquisition in the Vision Guide 5.0 manual for more
details.
When the vision sequence is run, the sequence will wait for an input trigger. At the instance the trigger
input goes active, the vision sequence will initiate an acquisition, thus capturing the image at the same time
as the strobe of the light source. Please see Image Acquisition in the Vision Guide 5.0 manual for more
details.
See Also
Object Tab, RuntimeFreeze Property, Vision Sequences
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