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The AutoVISION license request file is needed by Microscan to generate the correct license upgrade keys for your device. If an .alr file is requested for by the Microscan team use this guide to create the requested file. Supported Products: • Vision HAWK • Vision MINI • Vision MINI Xi • Visionscape Software Version 3.0.3 008e0CAA_en_US_1.0.3 License Upgrade.pdf
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Products: Autovision Visionscape PLC Ethernet/IP ProfiNet TCP/IP Manual for setting up machine Vision industrial protocols
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Before executing the attached WSF File (Windows Script File), you must: - Certify that Telnet Client is enabled on Windows. If you are unsure about this, please check the article "Enabling Telnet Client on Windows". Once you have verified that Windows Telnet Client is activated, double-click on the attached .wsf file. This will open the dialog box shown below: Next, just enter the MicroHAWK IP Address and it will automatically enter the default username and password to access the unit (ID or MV) over Windows Telnet Client, as shown in the screenshot below: Operating System Windows 7 kA23800000007p6CAA_en_US_1.wsf
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Use a wedge program that will convert data from a specific IP address to a file. Example of a Keyboard Wedge: http://www.taltech.com/products/tcpwedge.html Example to write to a file: http://www.taltech.com/products/tcpfile.html
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The Attached .pdf will show an example of how to trigger a VisionHAWK using a PLC Output. kA23800000008JCCAY_en_US_1.pdf
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Attached below is a simple VB.Net socket application written with repeat filtering. Will work with any device sending data via TCP/IP. (Visual Studio 2008 or newer required) kA238000000087NCAQ_en_US_1.zip
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1. Using AutoVISION create a vision inspection with the OCR tool. Configure the tool to properly read the code. 2. In AutoVision select the Inspection Outputs item and select the TCP/Serial Output tab. 3. Click on the String Output Port dropdown box and select TCP1. Note that the number displayed is the port number that will be used. For example TCP1 (49211) will be using port 49211. 4. Click the Value 1 field and select the OCR Read Text. 5. In AutoVISION click the Run button. 6. Start HyperTerminal and create a new connection. 7. In the Connect To window set the Connect using to TCP/IP (Winsock), set the host address to the IP address of the smart camera and set the por…
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This application note shows how to setup a Mobile Hawk for use with a PS/2 keyboard, based on the “connect any device to the IB-3PC” solution in the Self Help. kA23800000008EqCAI_en_US_1.pdf
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This shows the dimensions of the 97-000011-01 and 97-000011-02 power supplies.
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screw #4-40, no more than 5/16 deep.
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There may not be a sufficient heat sink for the camera. Per the Visionscape GigE Camera Guide it states on page 2-5, “The mounting block of the Visionscape GigE Camera is part of the heat dissipation system, and metal-to-metal contact is required for effective cooling.” The CMG50 produces the most heat of any GigE camera that Microscan offers and a heat sink is required to keep the temperature in the acceptable range. If the camera is mounted improperly, the heat dissipation may not be sufficient. To resolve this, mount the camera properly with metal-to-metal contact.
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Application Example-Supermarket mode or repeat results filtering from Vision MINI in AutoVision
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Purpose This document describes how to setup ID-40 reader or MV-40 smart camera to upload FTP images automatically during run time. The document provides a step by step guide on the setup procedure, including testing the final results with a local server. Also included in this document are chapters about configurations and usage of Filezilla FTP client and server applications, as well as Windows Firewall settings to avoid the FTP communication from being blocked on the PC. Eventually, a set of real tests are described using MV / ID devices with different sensor sizes, in order to provide some basic info about the expected cycle times when sending FTP images featur…
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This tech note details how to manually install the drivers for the MicroHAWK ID-20 or ID-30 if needed. Download the drivers and extract to a folder. https://automation.omron.com/en/us/support/resources/downloads?query=Microhawk&filters=type==document&page=1&pageSize=10 Next, go to the Command prompt and change the directory to the extracted (unzipped) location. Open a command prompt and navigate to that folder. Example: Type cd C:\Users\daan.neijenhuis\Downloads\Hawk\Drivers and press Enter. To install the drivers, run install_drivers/f After installation, you can connect the ID-20/30 to the USB port and Windows should recognize the d…
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Purpose: Transfer the layout of a custom dashboard in Cloudlink from one MicroHAWK MV or F4XX-F smart vision camera to another camera. Explanation: Once a user has configured Cloudlink to function exactly as they desire, they may want to replicate that exact same Dashboard layout on multiple other cameras. This procedure provides a method to consistently accomplish this task without having to replicate the layout from memory and risk missing a step. Procedure: 1. First, connect the vision camera directly to your PC. 2. Next, open an FTP client such as FileZilla (which was used for this example) and establish a connection to the camera. In the case of Fil…
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ID-40 External Sensor Triggering You first need to have Input Common connected to either the 24V+ pin or Ground pin on the ID-40. Once that is done the Trigger pin will need to receive the opposite signal of whatever is connected to Input Common. So if Input Common is connected to the 24V+ pin on the ID-40, the Trigger pin would need to be pulled to Ground, and vice versa. MV-40 External Sensor Triggering To trigger the MV-40, first make sure that the active vision job file loaded on the camera has the trigger set to "Sensor" so that it is actually expecting a hardware trigger signal on that trigger pin. Then when it comes to wiring, you first need to have Inp…
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[PLEASE SEE ATTACHMENT FOR DETAILS] uHMV_TSG_MV40 Network Settings correct but cannot connect.pdf
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When using the HAWK MV-4000 Machine Vision Smart Camera, it is recommended to use AutoVISION/Frontrunner software and firmware version 5.2.0/9.2.0 or newer. It is specifically recommended to avoid using version 5.1.0.3027/9.1.0.3027 as there is a known issue where the number of network “hops” is set to a very low number. The exact number of hops is not readily apparent. If the MV-4000 and laptop are on the same subnet on the same network switch, they would not see the issue, but if the MV-4000 has to go through multiple routers/switches then this problem could occur.
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The AVP is the job file. It does not contain any of the accessory files that may be shared between job files such as images, IntelliFind contour files, Perl script files, font library files and color library files. And the need to have a single all-inclusive file that contains the job AND all of the accessory files is why the AVZ was created. The AVZ (which is in standard ZIP format) is a zipped file that contains the AVP job file, the camera definition file and all of the accessory files that are being used by the job. This includes all of those accessory files I mention above. So, in order to help customers troubleshoot issues, one requests the AVZ…
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This Guide will walk you through the process of how to install older versions of the AutoVISION software on Windows 10. [PLEASE SEE ATTACHMENT FOR DETAILS] AutoVISION 3.0.3 Software - How to install on Windows 10.pdf
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This document describes how to setup ID-40 reader or MV-40 smart camera to upload FTP images automatically during run time. [PLEASE SEE ATTACHMENT FOR DETAILS] Application Note MV40 and ID40 - FTP image upload - Ver 1.1.pdf
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