Cognex In-Sight 2000 Manual de usuario

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In-Sight™2000/3000 Light Module Installation Guide

This document describes how to connect a variable-intensity light to the Cognex In-Sight™ 2000/3000

vision sensor. At a minimum, simply plug the light directly into the processor’s LIGHT port. Some

installations also include:

• A mounting bracket, supplied with the Dark Field light, Dome light, On-Axis Diffuse light, and Ring

light.

• An extension cable, to add length to the integral 15 ft (4.5 m) cable. Available lengths are 10-ft

(3-m) (P/N 300-0283-10) and 30-ft (9.1-m) (P/N 300-0283-30).

• For spot lights, a Y-adapter cable (P/N 185-0037) to install a second spot light.

The Figure 1 shows a typical light module installation.

Figure 1: Typical Light Module Installation

1. Obtain a light and the appropriate adapter. All lights use the 8-pin to 7-pin Variable Light Adapter

(P/N CLA-2000-00). Spot lights can also use a Y-adapter cable (P/N 185-0037), which lets you

connect two spot lights.

2. If the light has a mounting bracket, bolt the bracket to the light. The thread is M4, M5, or M6,

depending on the light, as shown in the mechanical drawings. For most brackets, the hole

spacing lets you attach the bracket in more than one orientation.

3. Bolt the bracket to a solid attachment point. The mounting details depend on your application.

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4. Remove power from the In-Sight 2000/3000 processor.

5. Plug the Variable Light Adapter’s 8-pin connector into the processor’s LIGHT port.

6. If the light’s cable is too short, plug a 10-ft or 30-ft extension cable into the Variable Light

Adapter’s 7-pin connector. If you are installing two spot lights, plug the Y-adapter cable into the

Variable Light Adapter.

7. Plug the light into the light adapter’s (or extension cable’s) 7-pin connector.

8. Test the lights:

a) Power up the processor.

b) Using the control pad, highlight cell $A$0 in the spreadsheet and press the A1 button on the

control pad to open the AquireImage() property sheet.

c) Highlight one of the Light Power values and press the A1 button to select it. The Light Power

values used depend on the light model, as shown in Table 1.

Table 1: Light Power Values Used by Each Light Model

Light 0 1 2 3

Back Light Yes Yes Yes Yes

Dark Field Light Yes Yes Yes Yes

Dome Light Yes Yes Yes Yes

Linear Array Yes Yes Yes No

On-Axis Diffuse Yes Yes Yes Yes

Ring Light Yes Yes Yes No

Spot Light No No Yes Yes

d) Press the A4 button to set the Light Power parameter to 255. (The valid range is 0 through

255, where 0 is OFF and 255 is full intensity.)

e) Press the A1 button to accept the new value, and press OK to close the property sheet.

f) Press the Trigger button to acquire a new image.

g) Inspect the light. The installation is correct if one bank of LEDs is illuminated. Unlit banks of

LEDs correspond to Light Power values still set to zero. You can supply power to the unlit

LEDs by setting the corresponding Light Power value to 255 and then acquiring a new image.

9. To prevent strain on the connectors, fasten the cables at secure points near the In-Sight

processor and lights, allowing some slack between the fasteners and connectors.

To obtain Cognex lights, light cables, or other lighting accessories, contact your local Cognex sales

engineer.