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General| Model | iVu Plus TG Gen2 |
|---|---|
| Type | Vision Sensor |
| Sensor Type | CMOS |
| Field of View | Depends on lens |
| Minimum Object Size | Dependent on lens and distance |
| Minimum Object Distance | Depends on lens |
| Communication | Ethernet |
| Communication Interface | Ethernet |
| Protocols | Modbus TCP |
Details the sensor's components, including display options, and guides through cable connections and filter installation.
Explains the electrical behavior and timing of trigger, remote teach, and output signals for the iVu sensor.
Introduces Demo Mode for exploration and details the four primary sensor types: Area, Blemish, Match, and Sort.
Covers managing multiple inspections and the iVu Plus communication summary via Ethernet and Serial.
Explains the sensor's trigger modes and the masking feature for image area exclusion.
Details the three display modes available on the iVu sensor's screen for viewing inspection results.
Guides through detailed settings for Inspection, including Sensors, Motion, Properties, and Stored Inspections.
Explains how to adjust imager settings like Auto Exposure, Exposure, Gain, Trigger, Focus, Strobe, FOV, and Resolution.
Covers system operations like mode selection, configuration, information, device locking, communications, I/O, display, reboot, and firmware updates.
Details how to configure, view, and save Inspection, Communication, and System Logs for troubleshooting.
Provides essential steps for capturing a high-quality image, including auto-exposure, lighting, and focus adjustments.
Guides on configuring different sensor types (Area, Blemish, Match, Sort) and advanced features like Motion and Masks.
Summarizes communication channels: Ethernet, Serial, Industrial Ethernet, Command, Data, and Image Export.
Guides users through setting up Ethernet and Serial communications between the iVu sensor and external devices.
Explains the syntax, flow, and conventions for using the iVu Command Channel for remote control and data retrieval.
Details device setup, protocols (EtherNet/IP, Modbus/TCP, PCCC, PROFINET), and mapping options for industrial integration.
Introduces the iVu Emulator as a tool for debugging inspections and managing configurations in a Windows environment.
Provides step-by-step instructions for performing round-trip debugging using the iVu Emulator with PC or USB drive.
Details the procedure for updating the iVu sensor firmware via USB flash drive or Product CD.
Guides on resetting sensor passwords and modifying device names, including emulator usage.
Explains how to interpret LED indicators for errors and warnings, aiding in diagnosing sensor issues.
Lists resources for product support, documentation, warranty service, and essential maintenance tasks like cleaning.
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