External sensors
1. Video cameras
PANASONIC GP-MF 602
The Panasonic GP-MF602 Industrial Camera incorporates an Inter Line Transfer type CCD image sensor. The GP-MF602 further has an image sensor of 380,000 pixels and 570 lines of horizontal resolution, with smear reduced to a bare minimum. The GP-MF602 camera is the Adept standard camera. The lens attached to the camera are C-mount type COSMICAR, with the focal length of 16 mm.
Technical data
Pick-up Device : Inter Line Transfer type CCD with 768 (H) x 494 (V) pixels.
Image Size : 1/2” (7.95 (H) x 6.45 (V) mm)
2 : 1 interlace 1-line interlace (Frame accumulation)
2 : 1 interlace 2-line interlace (Field accumulation)
2-line sequential (at non-interlaced external HD/VD)
Synchronization : Internal or External (Selectable Automatically)
Internal : Built-in sync generator
External : 4.0 Vp-p / 75 ohms Horizontal drive and Vertical drive pulses
for 2 : 1 interlace or sequential scanning
External Reset : External signal (4.0 Vp-p/75 ohms, negative) supplied to EXT VD IN connector can be used as reset signal
Horizontal Resolution : 570 lines at center
Minimum Illumination : 0.05 footcandles (0.5 lux), (F1.4, Manual Gain Max, γ ON, 2 : 1
interlace,without shutter)
Signal to Noise Ratio: 56 dB Typical (Fix Gain, γ OFF, 2:1 interlace without shutter)
Gamma : 1.0 or 0.6 selectable internally
Gain Selection : 0 dB, Manual selectable internally
Electronic Shutter : 7-step (1/125 to 1/10,000) at normal.
3-step (1/2,000 to 1/10,000) at Shutter Trigger-A.
Approx. 1/2,000 at Shutter Trigger-B.
Lens Mount : C-mount

Panasonic GP-MF 602
JAI CV-M10 SX
JAI is the leading manufacturer of high performance camera solutions. The camera model used by the Adept machine vision is JAI CV-M10 SX. The lens is C-mount type Pentax with a focal length of 25 mm.
Technical data
. 1/2. progressive scan monochrome EIA (VGA) camera;
. Improved sensitivity and smear performance;
. 659 (h) x 494 (v) square pixels for EIA (VGA);
. Single channel video output
. Internal, external HD/VD or random trigger synchronization
. Edge pre-select (EPS) and pulse width control (PWC) trigger modes
. Frame-delay readout
. H reset and H non-reset trigger
. Long time integration modes
. WEN and pixel clock output for easy interfacing
. Setup by Windows NT/2000/XP setup software via RS 232C
JAI CV-M10 SX
2. Identification system
Identification and data storage systems are used for controlling numerous production and transport systems in assembly technology. On the one hand, data related to objects is the basis for targeted control of process and processing steps and, on the other, is used for type or variant-dependent infeeding and outfeeding of workpiece pallets when manufacturing product variants on flexible assembly systems with branches.
In the proposed manufacturing system the identification of the workpiece pallets is carried out through data carrier chips attached to each pallet.

Read/write data carrier
Technical data
Function |
read/write |
|
Ø 16×7 |
Antenna type |
round |
Weight |
2 g |
|
1023 Byte |
Operating temperature |
-30...+70 °C |
Memory type |
EEPROM |
|
32 bytes per block |
Mounting in steel |
flush/non-flush |
At each crossroad there is a read/write head who alters the information contained within the data carrier.

Read/write head
Technical data
Function |
Read/Write |
Dimensions |
M30 |
Housing material |
X8CrNiS 18-9 |
Antenna type |
round |
Weight |
90 g |
Mounting in steel |
non-flush |
Operating temperature |
-20...+70 °C |
The processor supervises the bi-directional data transfer between data carrier and read/write head and serves as buffer storage. It is the link between the host system and the data carrier.

Communication processor
Technical data
Function |
read/write |
Supply voltage |
24 V DC ±20 % |
Current draw |
≤ 400 mA |
Operating temperature |
0...+50 °C |
Read/write head ports |
2 external |
Control inputs |
1 (via opto-coupler), 24 V DC |
Connection type |
terminals 1 × Pg 9; terminals 2 × Pg 11 |
Interface/software |
Profibus DP |
Accessories included |
Software GSD-File |
Last updated 29.05.2008
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