5-1
What Is a Scene?
Processing items for use with various measurement objects and measurement objectives are provided
in the Sensor Controller. By combining and executing these processing items, measurement adapted
to the purpose can be implemented. A combination of processing items is called a scene. Scenes can
be easily created by combining processing items that are suited to the measurement purpose from the
list of processing items that are provided.
Scene n
Unit 0
Unit 1
Unit 2
Editing Scenes
Set a processing item for each unit in the flow. Set the conditions for each unit that forms the flow.
Editing Units
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Camera Image Input
Processing items
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Camera Image Input
Defect
- Model registration
- Region setting
- Judgement conditions
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• Editing scenes
- Adding or deleting units
- Moving units
- Renaming units
• Deleting scenes
• Renaming scenes
• Changing scenes
Operations Possible for Units
Operations Possible for Scenes
Conditional Branch
Classification
Calculation
• Edit the conditions for each
processing item.
Changing Processes Using Scenes
You can create more than one scene. For example, if you create scenes for each measurement ob-
ject, such as scene 0 to inspect label ABC and scene 1 to inspect label XYZ, you can change the
process smoothly just by changing the scene whenever the measurement object or measurement ob-
jective has changed.
Refer to 7-2 Switching the Scene or Scene Group on page 7 - 3. Normally you can set up to 128
scenes. If you require more than 128 scenes, you can create scene groups to easily manage them.
7-6 Increasing the Number of Scenes in a Group to more than 128 Scenes [Conversion scene group
data tool] on page 7 - 14 allows you to create a scene group that has more than 129 scenes. Refer to
7-1 What Is a Scene Group? on page 7 - 2.
5 Creating Measurement Scenes
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