User manual OMRON EP-3 DATASHEET

[. . . ] Settings can be easily changed without having to touch the light itself. · Because light is handled as scene data, the lighting conditions can be varied to match model changes on mixed-product lines. · The Controller manages light settings numerically, for accurate reproducibility. Two-camera Unit Two cameras can be switched by a single Controller. V530-R150E-3, EP-3 C-75 Application Example Simultaneous single-product and lot management Single products and lots can be managed simultaneously. New Guidance Function for the Settings Display The addition of a guidance function on the display greatly simplifies setting. Two-camera Unit Camera 2 Camera 1 V530-R150 Electronic components Controller Easy-to-Read Analytical Data Format See the reading status at a glance on the reading information display. [. . . ] 0. 3 A Operating: 0 to 50°C storage: - to 60°C 25 (with no icing or condensation) Operating/Storage: 35% to 85% (with no condensation) Approx. 220 g Monitor Item Size Type Resolution Input signal Power supply voltage Current consumption Liquid Crystal Monitor Video Monitor F150-M05L F150-M09 5. 5 inches 320 × 240 dots 9 inches 800 TV lines min. (at center) 100 to 240 VAC (- 15%, +10%) Approx. 200 mA Operating: - to 50°C 10 storage: - to 65°C 20 (with no icing or condensation) 10% to 90% (with no condensation) Approx. 4. 5 kg Liquid crystal color TFT CRT monochrome NTSC composite video (1. 0 V/75 ) 20. 4 to 26. 4 VDC Approx. 700 mA Operating: 0 to 50°C Ambient temper- storage: - to 60°C 25 (with no icing or conature densation) Operating/Storage: Ambient humidity 35% to 85% (with no condensation) Weight (monitor only) Approx. 1 kg C-78 Vision Sensors System Configuration Cameras Power Supply Synchronous Sensor F150-SLC20 Camera with Intelligent Light Source (Field of vision: 20 mm) F150-KP Console (Cablelength: 2 m) V530-R150E-3, EP-3 Controller F150-SLC50 Camera with Intelligent Light Source (Field of vision: 50 mm) Programmable Controller RS-232C F150-VS Camera Cable (3 m) F150-SL20A Camera with Light Source (Field of vision: 20 mm) F150-SL50A Camera with Light Source (Field of vision: 50 mm) F150-VM Monitor Cable (2 m) Camera Unit Cable (15 cm) (Provided with the F150-A20) Personal Computer F150-A20 Twocamera Unit BNC Jack (Provided with the F150-VM) Monitors F150-S1A Camera F150-M05L Liquid Crystal Monitor (pin input) Refer to page B-8 concerning the use of this camera. Note: If the field of vision doesnot match the size of the targetobject you can use an ordinary CCTV lens and lighting. F150-M09 Video Monitor (BNC input) F150-VS Camera Cable Note: In addition to the F150-M05L and F150-M09, NTSC monitors with external video input terminals can be used. V530-R150E-3, EP-3 C-79 V530-R150E-3, EP-3 Lighting Methods Select the appropriate lighting method for the material of the marked object. Back Lighting Codes on transparent objects such as glass PCBs can be read by detecting the contrast between transmitted and blocked light. Applications: Transparent objects such as LCD glass Oblique Lighting Ring lighting close to the marked object For codes inscribed with a laser maker onto PCBs and other relatively glossy surfaces, oblique lighting provides stable detection by distinguishing between regular and diffuse reflected light. Applications: Direct marking on PCBs and electronic parts Camera Marked object (2-dimensional code) Glass Camera Light source Marked object (2-dimensional code) Light source PCB Reflected Lighting Ring Lighting For codes printed onto paper or other light-diffusing objects, ring lights can be used to illuminate the marked object. The difference in the reflection factors of the background and the marking enables stable detection. Applications: Paper labels and corrugated cardboard Coaxial Lighting For codes marked directly onto wafers and other mirror-like surfaces, a stable image with few shadows from surface irregularities can be obtained from the marked object by using coaxial lighting, because it detects only regular reflected light. (The surface of the object must be perpendicular to the optical axis. ) Applications: Mirror-like objects such as wafers Camera Light source Camera Light source Marked object (2-dimensional code) Paper Marked object (2-dimensional code) Half mirror Wafer C-80 Vision Sensors Data Capacity Data Matrix ECC200 The relation between matrix size (number of cells) and data capacity is shown in the table below. In this example, the matrix size is 12 × 12 cells. QR Code Model 2 The relation between matrix size (number of cells) and data capacity is shown in the table below. In this example, the matrix size is 21 × 21 cells. 7 cells 12 cells 7 cells 7 cells 12 cells 7 cells 14 cells 10 × 10 12 × 12 14 × 14 16 × 16 18 × 18 20 × 20 22 × 22 24 × 24 26 × 26 32 × 32 36 × 36 40 × 40 44 × 44 48 × 48 52 × 52 64 × 64 8 × 18 8 × 32 12 × 26 12 × 36 16 × 36 16 × 48 6 10 16 24 36 44 60 72 88 124 172 228 288 348 408 560 10 20 32 44 64 98 3 6 10 16 25 31 43 52 64 91 127 169 214 259 304 418 6 13 22 31 46 72 3 5 9 14 22 28 38 46 57 81 113 150 190 230 270 372 5 12 20 28 41 64 --1 3 5 8 10 14 17 21 30 42 56 71 86 101 139 1 4 7 10 15 23 1 3 6 10 16 20 28 34 42 60 84 112 142 172 202 278 3 8 14 20 30 47 L (7%) 41 34 27 17 77 63 48 34 127 101 77 58 187 149 111 82 255 202 144 106 322 255 178 139 25 20 16 10 47 38 29 20 77 61 47 35 114 90 67 50 154 122 87 64 195 154 108 84 17 14 11 7 32 26 20 14 53 42 32 24 78 62 46 34 106 84 60 44 134 106 74 58 10 8 7 4 20 16 12 8 32 26 20 15 48 38 28 21 65 52 37 27 82 65 45 36 21 × 21 (version 1) M (15%) Q (25%) H (30%) L (7%) 25 × 25 (version 2) M (15%) Q (25%) H (30%) L (7%) 29 × 29 (version 3) M (15%) Q (25%) H (30%) L (7%) 33 × 33 (version 4) M (15%) Q (25%) H (30%) L (7%) 37 × 37 (version 5) M (15%) Q (25%) H (30%) L (7%) 41 × 41 (version 6) M (15%) Q (25%) H (30%) Note: 1. Maximum Data Capacity The maximum amount of data that can be stored in a code varies with the code size. [. . . ] 2000 100 90 23 5 10 12. 5 Two-camera Unit F150-A20 66 130 120 50 50 Camera F150-SLC20 (Camera with F150-LTC20 Intelligent Light Source) 12 2. 5 70 12 73 40 (85) Mounting holes 3. 3 100±0. 2 100 90 110 56±0. 2 70 42. 5 2. 5 12 40 12 Two, M4 56 Two, 4. 5 dia. (mounting holes) 96. 25 16. 75 Two, M4 holes with depth of 10 Mounting dimensions 20 1/4-20UNC with depth of 10 Liquid Crystal Monitor F150-M05L Allowable panel thickness for mounting: 1. 6 to 4. 8 (46 max) 86. 25 6. 75 F150-SLC50 (Camera with F150-LTC50 Intelligent Light Source) 16 90 16 2. 5 80 40 (85) 143 132 Mounting bracket (145) (155) 50 min 90 2. 5 52. 5 174 16 60 16 103. 25 16. 75 (100) 185 (5. 5) 42. 2 F150-VM Monitor Cable Tolerance: ±1 mm Dimensions inside parentheses ( ) are reference values. Two, M4 holes with depth of 10 Panel cut diagram Mounting dimensions 1/4-20UNC with depth of 10 175. 5+0. 5mm 0 133. 5 +0. 5mm 0 93. 25 20 6. 75 Video Monitor F150-M09 222 250 F150-S1A (Camera only) 15. 5 25 14. 5 40 8 48 (40) 31 F150 light connector 37 11 30. 5 1. 5 F150 connector 233 143 5 190 50 22 160 31. 25 16. 75 Two, M4 holes with depth of 10 1/4-20UNC with depth of 10 Mounting dimensions 21. 25 20 6. 75 C-84 Vision Sensors V530-R150E-3, EP-3 C-85 V530-R150E-3, EP-3 ALL DIMENSIONS SHOWN ARE IN MILLIMETERS. To convert millimeters into inches, multiply by 0. 03937. [. . . ]