Once you discover a camera, you can configure a sensor by completing the following steps:
On the Settings tab, type sensor name in the Name text box.
On the Available Cameras tab, ensure that the selected camera is highlighted.
.On the Settings tab, ensure that the Master check box is selected.
Configure the PLC/Robot Communication settings.
If you use the TCP/IP protocol, select TCP/IP and configure the Port Number PLC/Robot setting.
| Control | Description |
|---|---|
| Port Number PLC/Robot | Enter the port number of the TCP/IP server at which you establish the communication between TCP/IP device. You must also assign the Port number you enter to the server. |
If you use the SLMP Scanner protocol, select SLMP Scanner and configure the PLC settings.
| Control | Description |
|---|---|
| PLC Controller | Select the type of Mitsubishi PLC to communicate with the sensor: iQ-R/Q/L Series (3E Frame) or FX Series (1E Frame). |
| PLC IP Address | Enter the IP address of the Mitsubishi PLC that you connect to the sensor. |
| Host Port | Enter the TCP port number of the Mitsubishi PLC. |
| Poll Interval | Enter the time between successive polls of the Vision Control block on the Mitsubishi PLC in milliseconds . |
| Offset |
Enter an offset within the device table to read or write the Control Data, Status, Input and Output blocks. Note: The AS200 Alignment Sensor uses the D - Data Register only.
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. You have configured the sensor.If you add an additional sensor, click
next to the Sensor field and repeat steps 1 through 6.