What to do if the Banner Accessories Power LED is lit steady red?
If the Power LED is steadily red, check the System Log for the error. Clear the LED by navigating to Main Menu > Logs > System Logs and press the Clear System Error button. Rebooting the sensor might also resolve the problem. If it continues, further assistance is needed.
General| Accessory Type | Vision Sensor |
|---|---|
| Sensor Type | CMOS |
| Resolution | 640 x 480 pixels |
| Light Source | Integrated LED |
| Communication Interface | RS-232 |
| Ingress Protection | IP67 |
| Operating Temperature | 0°C to 50°C (32°F to 122°F) |
Provides resources for sensor setup and operation, including documentation and warranty service.
Lists common industrial applications where the iVu Series sensor is utilized for quality control.
Details the process of mounting the iVu TG sensor using available brackets and connecting it.
Explains Demo Mode, which uses stored images to demonstrate sensor setup and adjustments.
Describes the Area sensor for detecting presence of features or holes on a part.
Details the Blemish sensor for finding flaws or ensuring features exist under variable conditions.
Explains the Match sensor for verifying patterns, shapes, or orientations against a reference.
Identifies and explains the function of key icons within the Main Menu.
Describes the System menu for managing sensor settings, firmware, and configuration.
Optimizes exposure time and gain for current inspections.
Controls the sensor's light sensitivity by adjusting exposure time.
Adjusts image brightness electronically without changing exposure time.
Configures the operation of an external light source.
Configures the operation of the integrated ring light.
Restores the Field of View (FOV) to its default, entire sensor display.
Allows reducing the Field of View (FOV) to speed up processing or reduce noise.
Sets parameters for Match inspection: ROI Type, Percent Match, Rotation Range, Pass Count.
Covers configuring and viewing logs of captured images, parameters, and results.
Guides on choosing the appropriate sensor type (Match, Area, Blemish) for an inspection.
Details capturing a clear image by checking lighting, angle, and using Auto Exposure.
Explains using the iVu Emulator for debugging inspections and parameter modification.
Details the process of debugging inspections using the iVu Emulator on a PC.
Provides steps for downloading and installing new iVu sensor firmware.
Explains how to assign or change the name of the iVu sensor.
Describes error indicators on the iVu sensor and how to resolve them.
Explains warning conditions detected by the sensor and their interpretation.
Lists available iVu sensor models based on ring light and lens options.
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