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General| Brand | Wenglor |
|---|---|
| Model | B50 |
| Category | Digital Camera |
| Language | English |
Lists critical safety instructions and precautions for product use.
Details relevant certifications and protection classifications for the sensor.
Lists available sensor models categorized by image chip and connection type.
Comprehensive list of optical, electrical, mechanical, and general sensor specifications.
Illustrates physical connection diagrams for sensor ports and explains symbol legends.
Provides detailed mechanical dimensions and drawings of the sensor unit.
Explains the physical control buttons and display interface of the sensor.
Outlines general guidelines and precautions for sensor installation, including mounting.
Presents a visual overview of system components and accessories, including cables and mounting systems.
Lists and describes optional accessory products like mounting systems and connection cables.
Lists and describes various connection cables and modules for interfacing the sensor.
Explains the function and meaning of the status LEDs on the sensor for Profinet and Ethernet/IP.
Guides the user through the initial start-up process, including cable connection and network settings.
Details the sensor's default IP address and subnet mask, and options for connection.
Explains how to manually configure sensor and PC IP addresses to ensure network connectivity.
Describes how to use a DHCP server to automatically assign IP addresses to the sensor.
Outlines the steps for integrating the sensor into a controller system, including software description files.
Lists default settings for various parameters like Teach+, Display, Interface, Language, and Password.
Lists hardware and software prerequisites for installing the weQube software.
Provides step-by-step instructions for installing the weQube software on a PC.
Explains the process for uninstalling old and installing new versions of the weQube software.
Details the procedure for updating firmware directly through the weQube software interface.
Explains how to update firmware using an FTP client connection to the sensor.
Describes the initial interface elements of the weQube software, including connection and project options.
Guides on establishing a connection between the PC software and the sensor.
Explains the device list window, searching, and connecting to sensors.
Details how to search for sensors within the network and manage network settings.
Describes the file manager functionality for exchanging files between PC and sensor via FTP.
Explains the sensor's system settings and properties displayed in the software.
Describes how to open project files, Teach+ files, and template files.
Introduces demo projects for training and application examples, with associated tutorials.
Explains how to customize the layout of the software interface by moving and docking windows.
Details the actions available in the software's menu bar, including File and User Accounts.
Explains file operations like New, Open, Save, Save As, and Exit within the software.
Describes settings for user administration, including log out, disabling the monitor, and automatic login.
Covers program initialization options, work folder settings, and image archive configuration.
Explains how to activate/deactivate various windows like Image Container Viewer, Histogram, Navigator.
Provides information on software help features, version information, and operating instructions.
Explains the difference between basic and advanced user modes for module visibility.
Details the different windows and areas within the software that can be shown or hidden.
Explains the Navigator, Property, and Module Toolbar areas of the software interface.
Describes the image container viewer for previewing image sequences and its navigation features.
Explains the profile area for displaying gray-scale values along an arrow in the image.
Describes the histogram area for showing frequency distribution of gray-scale values.
Details the toolbox area where modules are displayed and can be added to the project.
Lists network tools accessible from the menu, such as Device List and File Manager.
Describes project tools for quick execution of functions like New Project, Save, Teach+, and Run Module.
Describes the application module, its overview, and setting parameters.
Details the camera device module, its overview, and parameters for image acquisition.
Explains how to activate and use the white balancing function for color correction.
Explains the localizer module's objective and procedure for tracking objects.
Introduces the coordinate system module for translatory and rotary tracking of objects.
Explains the module region for defining the area of interest for evaluation.
Introduces the module filter for enhancing image characteristics and suppressing undesired ones.
Explains the threshold module for converting images to binary for evaluation.
Introduces the HSV threshold module for color-based object detection.
Explains the cluster module for detecting, counting, and sorting objects.
Introduces the measure module for performing dimensional inspections like distance and angle.
Introduces the 1D code module for reading various barcode types.
Introduces the 2D code module for reading Data Matrix, QR Code, and PDF417.
Explains the image comparison module for comparing objects against a reference image.
Introduces the OCR module for reading characters, numbers, and symbols.
Introduces the pattern matching module for recognizing objects in an image.
Introduces the match code module for comparing scanned codes against taught-in codes.
Introduces the logic module for linking values and events using mathematical functions.
Introduces the math module for performing mathematical operations on numbers.
Introduces the numeric comparison module for comparing two numbers.
Introduces the device I/O unit for configuring inputs and outputs.
Introduces the device display module for adapting the display to individual needs.
Introduces the device indicator LEDs for visualizing parameter statuses.
Introduces the device communication module for data transmission to and from the sensor.
Introduces the statistics module for fine-tuning applications based on sensor data.
Details software settings for assigning Input Project Selection and Output Project Selection functions.
Provides the procedure for changing projects via digital I/O, including timing parameters.
Explains how to access the sensor's web interface using its IP address and login credentials.
Describes the subdivision of the web interface into language selection, display, category selection, and page content.
Displays general device information after establishing a connection, including part number and description.
Covers network and display settings, sensor configuration, and password changes via the web interface.
Details IP address, subnet mask, and standard gateway settings for network connectivity.
Explains how to reset network settings to their default values.
Refers to section 6.4.2 for detailed descriptions of display settings.
Refers to section 6.7 for sensor configuration details.
Explains how to change the password for the website interface.
Describes loading projects from the SD card or selecting them as start projects.
Refers to section 11.22.3.5 for descriptions of teach-in options within the web interface.
Explains how the current sensor image is displayed in the live image window and how to freeze it.
Provides instructions and examples for setting up an FTP server for file transfer.
Lists possible weQube status information codes and their descriptions, related to errors and system states.
Explains Cartesian coordinate systems used by the sensor, including image sensor, image, and input systems.
Lists network protocols (TCP/IP, UDP, FTP, TELNET, HTTP) and their respective ports used for communication.
Lists specific states and error codes for each software module, aiding in troubleshooting.
Lists firmware updates, their release dates, descriptions, and compatibility information.
Lists changes made to the PC software versions, including features, bug fixes, and updates.
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