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2 Drag the following processing items from under Inspection and measurement support
items, or click the Insert button.
Parallelize
Parallelize Task
3
Program the processing items to execute in parallel between two Parallelize Task processing
items.
Example:
Fully Expanded Paralle Blocks Collapsed
The Parallelize processing item is the parent, and everything up to the Parallelize End processing
item is a child.
Additionally, the Parallelize Task processing item is the parent, and everything up to the step just
before the next Parallelize Task processing item or the Parallelize End processing item is a child.
There is no settings dialog box for Parallelize processing items.
The Parallelize End processing item is not displayed in the list of items. (It is registered as a set
with the Parallelize processing item).
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Precautions on Flow Editing
Editing operations on parallel blocks and task blocks, such as register, move, delete, copy, and
paste, and unit save and load operations, are performed on the parallel block as a group.
You cannot delete a Parallelize End processing item by itself. It is deleted as a set with the
Parallelize processing item.
You cannot paste or move items within the same parallel block.
If a processing item in a parallel block is set to reference data in a processing unit that is inside
the block, and if that block is copied, the reference will be replaced with a reference to the unit in
the block at the copy destination.
References to a unit that is outside the parallel block will be retained.
You cannot move, paste, or load a task block outside of its parallel block.
When parallelizing processing units using variables, the processing units are not subject to auto-
matic parallelization. Therefore, rearrange the parallelization flow using parallelization processing
items. When rearrange the flow, consider the execution timing of the processing unit and the var-
iable input/output.
4 Setting the Controller
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FH/FHV Series Vision System User’s Manual (Z365-E1)

Table of Contents

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Omron FHV7 series Specifications

General IconGeneral
ModelFHV7 Series
InterfaceGigE Vision
Lens MountC-mount
Power Supply24 VDC
High-Speed Image ProcessingYes
IP RatingIP67
CategoryMachine Vision Systems
Image SensorCMOS
Color VisionYes
Integrated LightingOptional

Summary

Special Information

Precautions for Safe Use

Details precautions to ensure safe usage of the sensor controller product.

Precautions for Correct Use

Outlines precautions for proper operation and performance of the product.

Application Considerations

Safety Precautions

Precautions for Safe Use

Installation Environment (FH series)

Details installation requirements for FH series products to ensure safe operation and prevent malfunctions.

Installation Environment (FHV series)

Power Supply and Wiring (FH series)

Power Supply and Wiring (FHV series)

Grounding (FH series)

Mounting (FHV series)

Others (FH series)

Others (FHV series)

Precautions for Correct Use

Installation and Storage Sites (FH-1000/2000/3000/5000 series)

Specifies environmental conditions for installing and storing FH-1000/2000/3000/5000 series products.

Installation and Storage Sites (FH-L series)

Outlines environmental requirements for installing and storing FH-L series products.

Installation and Storage Sites (FHV series)

Orientation of Product

Ambient Temperature

Noise Resistance

Component Installation and Handling (FH series)

Turning OFF the Power

Details critical steps to follow before turning off the power to prevent data corruption.

Component Installation and Handling (FHV series)

Maintenance (FH series)

Maintenance (FHV series)

Communications with Upper Device

Failsafe Measures

Connecting the Sensor Controller and Monitor with a Switcher and Splitter (FH series)

Camera Installation (FHV series)

LED Safety (FHV series)

Beam (FHV series)

Terminology

Section 1 Overview

1-1 Checking the System Configuration

Verifies system configuration by checking cameras, external devices, and communication protocols.

Section 2 Features

2-1 Basic Mechanism for Measurements

Explains how the FH/FHV series controller uses pre-built packages for vision inspection tasks.

Section 3 Basic Operations

3-1 Preparing the Controller and Cameras

Covers camera setup, controller preparation, and camera adjustments for optimal image input.

3-6 Saving Settings before Turning OFF the Power and Restarting

Describes how to save settings data to flash memory and restart the controller.

3-8 Updating Measurement Application [Version-up]

Details the process for updating the measurement application to access new features.

Section 4 Setting the Controller

4-2 Setting the Status at Startup [Startup Settings]

Configures the controller's status upon power-on, including scene selection and startup layout.

4-3 Setting Communication [Startup Settings]

Determines the communication method for connecting the sensor controller with external devices.

4-4 Setting Operation Mode [Startup Settings]

Selects the optimal operation mode based on application conditions to reduce takt time and downtime.

4-5 Checking the Camera Connections [Camera Connection]

Verifies if cameras are properly connected to the sensor controller, with no settings required.

4-15 Setting the Conditions that are Related to Operation during Measurement [Measurement Conditions]

Adjusts operation items during measurement, including STEP signal handling and scene group saving.

4-18 Setting the Operation at Error [Error Setting]

Configures how the system responds to errors, such as outputting an error signal or displaying a dialog.

Section 5 Creating Measurement Scenes

5-2 Creating a Scene

Details the process of adding processing units to a scene and setting their properties.

5-3 Editing Processing Units in Scenes

Covers arranging, adding, deleting, and renaming processing units within a scene using edit buttons.

5-5 Using Variables to Edit the Flow [TDM Editor]

Introduces the TDM Editor for advanced flow editing, including creating, defining, and assigning variables.

Section 6 Performing Measurement and Adjustment

6-1 Executing Test Measurements

Guides users on how to perform test measurements and adjust property settings for processing units.

6-2 Key Points for Adjustment

Provides key points for improving measurement precision and shortening measurement time through filtering and parameter adjustment.

6-4 Analyzing Inspection and Measurement Results [NG Analyzer]

Introduces the NG Analyzer tool for analyzing NG factors using images and adjusting settings.

6-6 Managing Images used for Model Registration and Reference [Registered Image Manager]

Covers saving and managing images for model registration, reference registration, and adjustment of reference positions.

Section 7 Increasing/Switching Measurement Scenes

7-2 Switching the Scene or Scene Group

Details how to switch between scenes and scene groups for process changes.

7-3 Editing Scenes [Scene maintenance]

Covers procedures for copying, deleting, and renaming scenes, and adding descriptions.

7-4 Editing Scene Groups [Scene Maintenance]

Explains how to copy, delete, and rename scene groups.

Section 8 Setting Windows

8-2 Adjustment Windows and Run Windows

Details the adjustment and run windows used for test measurements and actual operations.

8-3 Arranging Windows [Layout Functions]

Explains how to lay out and display window parts, modify layouts, and add/delete window parts.

Section 9 Saving/Loading Data

9-1 Saving Data to the FH series/FHV series

Covers saving setting data and logged image data to various areas like flash memory, RAMDisk, and external storage.

9-2 Saving Settings Data to the Flash Memory

Describes how to save system, scene, and scene group data to the controller's flash memory.

9-3 Saving Setting Data to the Controller RAMDisk or an External Storage Device

Details saving setting data files to the RAMDisk or external storage devices.

Section 10 Advanced Usage

Section 11 What to Do!

11-1 Error Messages and Troubleshooting

Lists error messages displayed on the screen and provides solutions for troubleshooting.

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