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Appendix B

Configuring Microsoft Windows Network Settings

This section provides information on how to configure Microsoft Windows network
settings to connect to a wafer reader using the In-Sight PC Host program. The steps
listed below and the example dialogs are specific to Windows NT 4.0. The exact steps
required may vary slightly in Windows XP, 2000, ME, and 98SE.

To configure Windows network settings:

1

Verify the PC has a TCP/IP protocol installed.

2

Close all programs on the PC except Windows NT.

3

Click

Start

, click

Settings

, and then click on the

Control Panel

shortcut to open the

Control Panel icon group.

4

Click the

Network

icon to open the Network dialog.

5

Select the

Protocols

tab (Figure B-1). If TCP/IP Protocol appears in this list, skip

steps 6 and 7.

Figure B-1: Windows Network Dialog, Protocols Tab

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Summary of Contents for In-Sight 1721

Page 1: ...IN SIGHT 1700 SERIES WAFER READER USER MANUAL...

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Page 3: ...x Corporation Cognex Corporation is not responsible for any errors that may be present in either this document or the associated software Copyright 2000 2006 Cognex Corporation All Rights Reserved Thi...

Page 4: ...pliant Complies With 89 336 EEC Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive Compliance Standards EN 61000 6 4 2001 Class A EN 61000 3 2 2000 A2 2005 EN 61000 3 3 1995 A1 2001 EN 61000 6 2 2001 European Re...

Page 5: ...N 800 5797 1 P N 800 5798 1 Complies With 89 336 EEC Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive Compliance Standards EN 55011 1998 A1 1999 A2 2002 EN 61000 3 2 2000 A2 2005 EN 61000 3 3 1995 A1 2001 EN...

Page 6: ...N 800 5748 10 P N 800 5748 20 Complies With 89 336 EEC Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive Compliance Standards EN 55011 1998 A1 1999 A2 2002 EN 61000 3 2 2000 A2 2005 EN 61000 3 3 1995 A1 2001 EN...

Page 7: ...e noise electrostatic discharge ESD power surges or other irregularities in the power supply route all cables and wires away from high voltage power sources Although the wafer reader is a Class 1 LED...

Page 8: ...In Sight 1700 Series Wafer Reader vi...

Page 9: ...ing Config Settings 23 3 6 Setting Options 37 4 Managing Job Files 45 4 1 About Job Files 45 4 2 Saving Jobs 46 4 3 Opening Jobs 46 4 4 Sharing Jobs Between Readers 47 4 5 Changing the Startup Job 47...

Page 10: ...rmware 121 Appendix B 127 Configuring Microsoft Windows Network Settings 127 Appendix C 131 Connecting the Breakout Module 131 Appendix D 133 1721 1722 Wafer Reader Installation Options 133 Appendix E...

Page 11: ...hting 1024 x 768 image resolution and variable working distance In Sight 1701 Red LED lighting 1024 x 768 image resolution variable working distance In Sight 1700 Red LED lighting 640 x 480 image reso...

Page 12: ...whenever one or more wafer readers can be accessed remotely from another host on the network The wafer reader may be used in several possible network configurations For each configuration the wafer r...

Page 13: ...e In Sight wafer reader or configure your PC to disable the Media Sense feature See Microsoft Knowledge Base article 239924 for details on this process Figure 1 1 Standalone In Sight Network Configura...

Page 14: ...fab floor network The only physical difference between fab floor networked wafer readers and a standalone wafer reader network is that the switch router is connected directly to the network Groups of...

Page 15: ...afer reader to its standard components To connect the sensor to the optional 1350 Breakout Module refer to Appendix C Connecting the Breakout Module For a complete list of options and accessories cont...

Page 16: ...cations Figure 2 2 Location of RJ 45 Ports 2 1 3 Connecting the Network Cable If you are connecting to an Ethernet switch plug one of the RJ 45 connectors of a CAT5 straight pinned cable into the Netw...

Page 17: ...stem independent and can be controlled using a standard Java enabled Internet browser In most cases a PC is needed to set up a wafer ID application but is not necessary to monitor its runtime operatio...

Page 18: ...ptions 3 Click the Advanced tab If using the Microsoft Virtual Machine under the Microsoft VM settings verify that JIT compiler for virtual machine enabled is checked as shown in Figure 2 3 Figure 2 3...

Page 19: ...he In Sight applet are enabled for use with the Java Plug in as shown in Figure 2 5 This can be verified from the Java Plug in Control Panel To open the Java Plug in Control Panel select Start Setting...

Page 20: ...When the installation program is complete remove the CD from the CD ROM drive If the Install Program Does Not Start Automatically 1 Click the Start menu click Run then click Browse 2 In the browse wi...

Page 21: ...ocedure for adding wafer readers to a network depends on whether or not a Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol DHCP server is available The DHCP server automatically assigns the wafer reader a network...

Page 22: ...server is not available To Install the In Sight Wafer Reader on a Non DHCP Network 1 Supply power to a wafer reader then open the In Sight PC Host program 2 From the In Sight spreadsheet press ESC to...

Page 23: ...Sight wafer reader and cannot be changed or deleted 7 Verify that the Use DHCP checkbox is disabled 8 Enter a valid IP Address for this wafer reader Every wafer reader must be assigned a unique IP ad...

Page 24: ...e Reference HTML Help file This completes the basic installation procedure of an In Sight wafer reader onto a network Additional optional network settings may be configured as described in Section 6 3...

Page 25: ...t inadvertent or unauthorized changes to the configuration Admin Level Full The user has complete unrestricted access to the In Sight wafer reader Any job may be loaded changed and saved and all menu...

Page 26: ...lowing you to suppress the HTTP Logon dialog The address must be typed using the following format into the browser s Address Box http hostname filename isSL username password NOTES isSL username passw...

Page 27: ...ssions already open and all three sessions are in use the oldest session with the same User Name is closed and the new session is opened There are three possible session numbers Each session number si...

Page 28: ...3 Enter a valid User name and Password for the In Sight wafer reader The User name and Password entered must exist in the User List for that wafer reader If the log on is successful the message User...

Page 29: ...tring marked on the front surface of 100 125 150mm flatted and 150 200mm notched wafers SEMI M1 15 1000 Standard For 300mm Polished Monocrystalline Silicon Wafers Notched Combines elements of the SEMI...

Page 30: ...web browser when connecting to a wafer reader is divided into five main areas The File tab is used to open save and delete job JOB files The File tab also provides quick File Transfer Protocol FTP ac...

Page 31: ...721 or 1722 wafer reader see Appendix D 1721 1722 Wafer Reader Installation Options For specific information on setting the working distance and adjusting the focus of an In Sight 1701 wafer reader se...

Page 32: ...until the mark can be seen against the wafer background If the mark is inverted or mirrored in the image select a different Image Orientation from the drop down list Figure 3 2 Adjusted Mark Repeat s...

Page 33: ...OK in the Copy Config dialog When Configs are copied the stats from the source Config are also copied to the target Config Figure 3 3 Config Settings The following sections describe each of the settin...

Page 34: ...s a SEMI T1 95 standard barcode See Advanced section below BC IBM 412 Reads an IBM 412 barcode See Advanced section below Chars SEMI default Reads SEMI M12 M13 and M1 15 standard alphanumeric characte...

Page 35: ...Compressed 8 is selected Report settings are also available If Hyphen is enabled the last two digits of the barcode string are separated by a hyphen If Three Digit is enabled the digits that are enco...

Page 36: ...Maximum score 400 points Minimum passed score 200 plus Accept threshold SEMI with Virtual default Applies the SEMI standard checksum and the Cognex Virtual checksum If the read result passes the SEMI...

Page 37: ...actual number of encoded characters not the number of characters that are expected to be returned For example a compressed barcode may contain 7 encoded characters but return 11 characters when the b...

Page 38: ...the barcode Divide the number of strokes by 4 to determine the number of characters in the string The remainder can be used to determine the barcode mark type REMAINDER BARCODE MARK TYPE 0 Invalid mar...

Page 39: ...raw score combines with a checksum to determine the total score and pass fail status of the read NOTE It is possible for the raw score to exceed the Accept value even when individual character scores...

Page 40: ...ing specifies either a Bright Field or a Dark Field illumination effect on the mark Each position on the Light Mode slider control enables specific groups of LEDs to achieve the intended effect in the...

Page 41: ...ght mark on a dark background Use when Light Mode is set to Dark Field NOTE The Color setting is ignored when the selected Mark is a barcode 3 5 13 Retry The Retry drop down list specifies the tuning...

Page 42: ...the box If a rotation or curve is set for the Region the Theta rotation and Phi curvature are also displayed To set the Region 1 Click the Edit Region button The image area will expand and the interac...

Page 43: ...To curve the region one pixel at a time use the CTRL Up Down arrow keys The region can be curved 360 degrees When curving the region the curve setting is displayed along with the other region settings...

Page 44: ...keyboard Click and hold the left mouse button while dragging the circle to rotate the region The region can be rotated 45 degrees TIP To move the region one pixel at a time use the arrow keys on the...

Page 45: ...nd Size settings with the current settings for the Mark Checksum Accept Character Threshold Field String Definition Character Spacing and Region settings After each iteration the string and score resu...

Page 46: ...t until the first passed read Click Reset to stop tuning and discard the tuning results Click Back to stop tuning discard the tuning results and return to the Config settings After tuning is completed...

Page 47: ...ge acquisition can be disabled to allow test reads from image files when the wafer reader is Offline Read Timeout Read Order Read Timeout specifies the total amount of time up to 60 seconds to allow f...

Page 48: ...quire checkbox 2 Load a valid BMP or JPG image file 640 x 480 8 bit using one the following methods With the In Sight PC Host open drag and drop an image file onto the spreadsheet Or open the Save Loa...

Page 49: ...11 Output Graphics Autoscore Non Alphanumeric In Sight 1721 1722 Only When the Autoscore Non Alphanumeric checkbox is enabled character positions fielded as dashes dots and spaces automatically score...

Page 50: ...Section 6 4 Configuring Serial Port Settings Protocol Determines the command that a remote device sends and the format for outputting the results data NOTE To trigger an event the wafer reader must be...

Page 51: ...all enabled Configs send the READ command setting the Config input to 1 READ Reads all enabled Configs This command uses the Read Order selected in the Options tab If the READ command needs to be ter...

Page 52: ...characters The Output String will be either a character string for a successful read or a string of asterisks for a failed read Partial reads are not returned since any return other than a string of...

Page 53: ...Assigns the TCP IP port number to use when Network is selected in the Trigger or Output Destination settings This port number is where a TCP IP connection is established between the wafer reader a TCP...

Page 54: ...HTML file on the specified host The following results can be logged Output String Output Score Pass fail status of the read The image if the read failed Data is appended to the specified log file A bi...

Page 55: ...e 4 1 File Tab The default job file is WAFID00 job To use the browser interface at least one job file must be stored on the wafer reader This can be the default job or any compatible job that has been...

Page 56: ...r reader to preserve changes made to Config and Options settings If the job is not saved all settings changes will be lost when a new job is opened or the power is cycled on the wafer reader To save a...

Page 57: ...automatically after receiving power However after making changes to Config and Options settings and saving to a different job file you will want to configure the wafer reader to automatically load an...

Page 58: ...Section 4 Managing Job Files In Sight 1700 Series Wafer Reader 48...

Page 59: ...Running the Job In this section 5 1 The Run tab 49 5 1 The Run tab The Run tab is the only view of the wafer reader available from the browser interface during runtime operation Figure 5 1 Run Tab 49...

Page 60: ...and a System Offline dialog appears open the PC Host and verify that the PC Host s status bar indicates the wafer reader is Online then click OK to close the dialog When the Online checkbox is disable...

Page 61: ...ex of each enabled Config Attempts The number of times the Config has been used during reading Passed The number of times the Config read successfully Failed The number of times the Config failed to r...

Page 62: ...cannot be read is displayed as a question mark If the failed score is below the minimum threshold all characters are shown as asterisks The number of asterisks returned will be the same as the number...

Page 63: ...em settings that control the wafer reader s networking configuration and serial port settings the list of authorized users and the startup behavior These settings are stored in the wafer reader s PROC...

Page 64: ...tion 5 1 1 The Back hyperlink located below the Online checkbox returns you to the Run tab Figure 6 1 Info Tab 6 3 Configuring Network Settings The Network tab Figure 6 2 configures an In Sight wafer...

Page 65: ...or must be manually assigned by the user The following IP addressing schemes are recommended ADDRESSING SCHEME DESCRIPTION 10 0 0 0 8 The 10 0 0 0 8 private network is a class A network ID that allow...

Page 66: ...he field all zeros DNS Server Specifies the IP address of the host on the network providing DNS resolution if available NOTE The DNS Server setting will be grayed out when the Use DHCP Server checkbox...

Page 67: ...mple if the period is omitted is1721_00060b yourdomain com would become is1721_00060b yourdomain com yourdomain com FTP Settings This button opens the FTP Settings dialog to configure the File Transfe...

Page 68: ...r followed by DNS and then the host table Host Name The name of the networked In Sight wafer reader to map or assign to the specified IP address The Host Name entered will appear in any list of Host N...

Page 69: ...ering an event Input Terminator The ASCII value interpreted by In Sight as the end of an incoming string The default is 13 carriage return Output Terminator The ASCII value that In Sight adds to each...

Page 70: ...the types of configuration changes they can make The User List is specific to each wafer reader and is not shared between wafer readers if a user needs access to a particular wafer reader they must k...

Page 71: ...10 when sending Native Mode commands using a Telnet connection The default terminator is CR ASCII character 13 when using Native Mode commands over a serial port When a Native Mode command is remotel...

Page 72: ...V TuneConfigEx Tunes a specific Config and optionally saves the optimized settings Note The TuneConfigEx command is only supported on In Sight 1721 1722 wafer readers with firmware version 3 20 05 and...

Page 73: ...gionWide EV GetConfigRegionTheta EV GetConfigRegionPhi EV SetConfigRegion The settings information for the Region setting EV GetConfigResult The results of the most recent read performed by the specif...

Page 74: ...ormation on these commands refer to the In Sight Guide Reference HTML Help file included in the installation package 7 1 Basic Native Mode Commands The following Native Mode commands are used to remot...

Page 75: ...nd update the spreadsheet This option requires the AcquireImage function s Trigger argument to be External or Manual NOTE The string must be set off with quotations marks Output Status Code Read Resul...

Page 76: ...input signal Inputs 0 to set In Sight Offline and 1 to set In Sight Online Output Status Code The status codes are STATUS CODE DESCRIPTION 1 The command was executed successfully 0 Unrecognized comma...

Page 77: ...The wafer reader must be Offline when using this command The live image will not be displayed in the GUI or PC Host Inputs 0 to turn off live acquisition mode and 1 to turn on live acquisition mode Ou...

Page 78: ...an connect to the specified port Inputs 0 to 65535 to specify the port number NOTE A valid Port assignment is any unused number between 0 and 65535 excluding 21 23 68 80 502 1069 1070 1212 2222 44818...

Page 79: ...e the cell is updated NOTE The PortNum command must be executed to specify a port where the information will be sent by the Watch command Inputs Column Row Input Output Status Code The status codes ar...

Page 80: ...e average raw response score of all reads that passed for a Config 0 100 BC3Digits The status of the Three Digits setting when BC BC 412 or BC IBM 412 is the selected Mark 0 Disable 1 Enable BCHyphen...

Page 81: ...ected color of the mark to read 0 Black 1 White Config The Config number 0 9 Dark Determines whether Dark Field Light Mode settings will be tried during tuning when using the TuneConfig command 0 Disa...

Page 82: ...er of passed reads during a tune for a Config 0 99 999 Optimization The index of the Optimization type for the specified Config when Chars SEMI is the selected Mark 0 Speed default 1 Reliability Order...

Page 83: ...read 1 Each character automatically scores 100 points NOTE When the GetWaferAllEx command is issued the ScoreAs100 output returns the State value String The character results from the read alphanumeri...

Page 84: ...atus codes for all Evaluate commands are STATUS CODE DESCRIPTION 1 The command was executed successfully 0 Unrecognized command 2 The command could not be executed 7 4 1 EV AcquireConfig EV AcquireCon...

Page 85: ...t EV READCONFIG A4 0 0 1 1702 Result Id 0 Passed 1 Passed String 6713H129S6A1 String Score 395 Score TryLog 0 TryLog TuneLog 0 TuneLog LastRead 10 LastRead NumPassed 10 NumPassed NumFailed 0 NumFailed...

Page 86: ...Char Value 92 Value Row 53 Row Col 344 Col Orc Orc Id 9 Char 54 Char Value 96 Value Row 51 Row Col 381 Col Orc Orc Id 10 Char 65 Char Value 93 Value Row 53 Row Col 415 Col Orc Orc Id 11 Char 49 Char V...

Page 87: ...Best Score Best Sample Input and Output EV TUNECONFIG A4 0 1 1 1 1 1 282 TuneStep Id 0 Percent 1 NumRead 1 NumRead Current Passed 1 Passed String 6713H129S6A1 String Score 396 Score Current Best Passe...

Page 88: ...tings Inputs WafID Config Flag MarkColor Light Size Outputs Status Code of bytes NumRead Passed Current String Current Score Current Passed Best String Best Score Best Sample Input and Output EV TUNEC...

Page 89: ...characters in bytes including Carriage Returns and Line Feeds in the output that follows and the results in XML format Syntax EV command The status codes for all Evaluate commands are STATUS CODE DESC...

Page 90: ...BComp Thresh 25 Thresh Optimization 0 Optimization Config Other EV GetConfig Commands EV GetConfigMark WafID Config EV GetConfigChecksum WafID Config EV GetConfigLightMode WafID Config EV GetConfigLi...

Page 91: ...r Orc Value Orc Row Orc Col Orc Sample Input and Output EV GETCONFIGRESULT A4 0 1 1701 Result Id 0 Passed 1 Passed String 6713H129S6A1 String Score 396 Score TryLog 1 TryLog TuneLog 0 TuneLog LastRead...

Page 92: ...Char Value 93 Value Row 58 Row Col 431 Col Orc Orc Id 11 Char 49 Char Value 98 Value Row 57 Row Col 471 Col Orc Result Other EV GetConfigResult Commands EV GetConfigPassed WafID Config EV GetConfigSt...

Page 93: ...ob FTP SYSTEM1 MyJob job ActiveJob JobLoadTime 08 13 2002 13 00 00 JobLoadTime Online 0 Online OperationalStatus MAINTENANCE OperationalStatus UserName admin UserName UserHostName SYSTEM1 UserHostName...

Page 94: ...de Theta 0 Theta Phi 0 Phi Region CharSize High 42 High Wide 22 Wide CharSize FieldString CS FieldString FieldDef FieldDef Color 2 Color Accept 50 Accept Enable 1 Enable Retry 0 Retry BComp 0 BComp Th...

Page 95: ...Row 54 Row Col 269 Col Orc Orc Id 7 Char 57 Char Value 98 Value Row 55 Row Col 309 Col Orc Orc Id 8 Char 83 Char Value 88 Value Row 56 Row Col 350 Col Orc Orc Id 9 Char 54 Char Value 98 Value Row 56...

Page 96: ...n In Sight 1721 1722 wafer readers with firmware version 3 20 05 and higher Inputs WafID Outputs Status Code of bytes BestConfig Timeout Order AcqEnable NumPassed NumFailed AvgScore ScoreAs100 Row Fix...

Page 97: ...igh 100 High Wide 500 Wide Theta 0 Theta Phi 0 Phi Region CharSize High 42 High Wide 22 Wide CharSize FieldString CS FieldString FieldDef FieldDef Color 2 Color Accept 50 Accept Enable 1 Enable Retry...

Page 98: ...ar 49 Char Value 99 Value Row 54 Row Col 228 Col Orc Orc Id 6 Char 50 Char Value 94 Value Row 54 Row Col 269 Col Orc Orc Id 7 Char 57 Char Value 98 Value Row 55 Row Col 309 Col Orc Orc Id 8 Char 83 Ch...

Page 99: ...and Output EV GETWAFERSCOREAS100 A4 1 18 Float 0 Float 7 5 7 EV GetWaferSummary EV GetWaferSummary WafID Returns a summary of the results for the most recent read NOTE A ConfigLog will be returned fo...

Page 100: ...6A1 String Score 396 Score Region Row 280 Row Col 45 Col High 100 High Wide 500 Wide Region NumPassed 4 NumPassed NumFailed 0 NumFailed AvgScore 96 AvgScore ReadLog ReadLog ConfigLog Id 0 Passed 1 Pas...

Page 101: ...E DESCRIPTION 1 The command was executed successfully 0 Unrecognized command 2 The command could not be executed 7 6 1 EV SetConfig EVSetConfigAccept WafID Config Mark Checksum LightMode LightPower Or...

Page 102: ...Config Accept Outputs Status Code of bytes Sample Input and Output EV SETCONFIGACCEPT A4 0 50 1 0 7 6 3 EV SetConfigBC3Digits EV SetConfigBC3Digits WafID Config BC3Digits When BC BC 412 or BC IBM 412...

Page 103: ...d Output EV SETCONFIGBCHYPHEN A4 0 0 1 0 7 6 5 EV SetConfigBCType EV SetConfigBCType WafID Config BCType When BC BC 412 or BC IBM 412 is the selected Mark SetConfigBCType specifies the index of the co...

Page 104: ...t characters and the vertical alignment of the characters Inputs WafID Config CharSpacing Outputs Status Code of bytes Sample Input and Output EV SETCONFIGCHARSPACING A4 0 0 1 0 7 6 8 EV SetConfigChec...

Page 105: ...a Config is enabled or disabled which determines if the specified Config will be used during the retry sequence at runtime Inputs WafID Config Enable Outputs Status Code of bytes Sample Input and Out...

Page 106: ...TRING A 4 0 1 0 7 6 13 EV SetConfigLightMode EV SetConfigLightMode WafID Config LightMode Specifies either a Bright Field or a Dark Field illumination effect on the mark Inputs WafID Config LightMode...

Page 107: ...ization EV SetConfigOptimization WafID Config Optimization When Chars SEMI is the selected Mark SetConfigOptimization sets the Optimization for the specified Config Inputs WafID Config Optimization Ou...

Page 108: ...EV SetConfigRetry EV SetConfigRetry WafID Config Retry Specifies how the Config will be used during the retry sequence at runtime Inputs WafID Config Retry Outputs Status Code of bytes Sample Input an...

Page 109: ...EV SetWaferOrder EV SetWaferOrder WafID Order The order in which enabled Configs will be tried until a successful read can be obtained Inputs WafID Order Outputs Status Code of bytes Sample Input and...

Page 110: ...24 EV SetWaferTimeout EV SetWaferTimeout WafID Timeout Specifies the total amount of time in seconds to allow for a read including retries and tuning of enabled Configs Inputs WafID Timeout Outputs S...

Page 111: ...8 Specifications In this section 8 1 General Specifications 102 8 2 I O Specifications 106 8 3 CAT5 Network Cable Specifications 113 8 4 Mechanical Specifications 114 101...

Page 112: ...to 18 frames per second Rapid reset progressive scan supports partial scan full frame integration 256 gray levels 8 bits pixel Image Acquisition Gain controlled by software Working Distance adjustabl...

Page 113: ...dized with nickel plated black end caps Mounting Eight 7 3mm deep M4 threaded mounting holes four per side Maximum torque 1 5 N m 13 5 in lb Dimensions 125 8mm 4 95in x 70 4mm 2 77in x 36 9mm 1 45in H...

Page 114: ...rtical Recommended working distance range 1 to 80mm Vertical 1 to 56 1mm Horizontal Illumination Area 31mm W x 19mm H Nominal depends on Light Mode Red LEDs 626nm wavelength w Bright Field and Dark Fi...

Page 115: ...cus 3mm Illumination Area 25mm W x 10mm H Nominal depends on Light Mode Red LEDs 626nm wavelength w Bright Field and Dark Field modes Variable intensity controlled through software I O Trigger 1 opto...

Page 116: ...BREAKOUT CABLE WIRE COLOR BREAKOUT MODULE TERMINALS 1 24VDC White Green 6 8 10 12 14 15 16 24V 2 Trigger Green 5 TRG 3 Trigger White Orange 4 TRG 4 CTS Blue RS 232 serial 9 pin DSUB connector 5 RTS Wh...

Page 117: ...1722 76 Sec latency between leading edge of trigger and start of acquisition Input pulse should be minimum of 1ms wide The acquisition trigger input is opto isolated To trigger from an NPN pull down t...

Page 118: ...latency between leading edge of trigger and start of acquisition Input pulse should be minimum of 1ms wide The acquisition trigger input is opto isolated To trigger from an NPN pull down type photo de...

Page 119: ...f each LED is listed in Table 8 7 Figure 8 3 LED Outputs Table 8 7 LED Function LED NUMBER LED COLOR LED FUNCTION DESCRIPTION 1 Green Network Traffic Network Status Flashes when receiving data and whe...

Page 120: ...ion Input Output Discrete can be inserted in the spreadsheet job to control the state of the two user configurable LEDs based on an event The output Type can be specified in the Discrete Output dialog...

Page 121: ...able 8 8 Figure 8 5 LED Outputs Table 8 8 LED Function LED NUMBER LED COLOR LED FUNCTION DESCRIPTION 1 Red Network Traffic Flashes when receiving data 2 Red Network Status On when connected to the net...

Page 122: ...ion Input Output Discrete can be inserted in the spreadsheet job to control the state of the two user configurable LEDs based on an event The output Type can be specified in the Discrete Output dialog...

Page 123: ...B standard wire pairing Table 8 9 CAT5 CAT5e Network Cable Wiring STRAIGHT PINNED CROSSOVER Signal Name RJ 45 Connectors WIRE COLOR Connector P1 Connector P2 TPO 1 White Orange 1 3 TPO 2 Orange 2 6 T...

Page 124: ...ifications In Sight 1700 Series Wafer Reader 114 8 4 Mechanical Specifications The following sections present dimensional drawings for the In Sight wafer readers NOTE All dimensions are shown in milli...

Page 125: ...ight 1721 1722 Wafer Reader Dimensions Figure 8 7 In Sight 1721 1722 Wafer Reader Dimensions CAUTION The wafer reader must be mounted from only one side Mounting the wafer reader from both sides may d...

Page 126: ...8 In Sight 1721 1722 Wafer Reader Dimensions with Horizontal Mirror Mount Recommended Configuration CAUTION The wafer reader must be mounted from only one side Mounting the wafer reader from both side...

Page 127: ...nsions Figure 8 9 1701 Wafer Reader Dimensions CAUTION The wafer reader must be mounted from only one side using Positions L1 and L2 or Positions R1 and R2 as shown in Figure 8 9 Mounting the wafer re...

Page 128: ...der Dimensions with Horizontal Mirror Mount CAUTION The wafer reader must be mounted from only one side using Positions L1 and L2 or Positions R1 and R2 as shown in Figure 8 10 Mounting the wafer read...

Page 129: ...s Figure 8 11 In Sight 1700 Wafer Reader Dimensions CAUTION The wafer reader must be mounted from only one side using Positions L1 and L2 or Positions R1 and R2 as shown in Figure 8 11 Mounting the wa...

Page 130: ...Section 8 Specifications In Sight 1700 Series Wafer Reader 120...

Page 131: ...ad 4 In the Save Load dialog open the drop down list of file types in the upper left corner and select Firmware 5 Click on Network to browse through the list of In Sight Host Names on the network Sele...

Page 132: ...package This job file is identical to the default WAFID00 JOB except the default mark type is BC 412 To Copy Required Files Using Microsoft Internet Explorer NOTE New wafer readers are shipped with a...

Page 133: ...ate Microsoft Windows Explorer window and locate the HTM JAR WafID00 JOB and SET files in the In Sight PC Host installation directory The default directory is C Program Files Cognex In Sight In Sight...

Page 134: ...t Wafer ID Java 3 x x 3 Open an FTP session and login to the target wafer reader by typing ftp followed by the wafer reader s IP address or Host Name for example ftp 192 168 0 1 or is1721_00060b as sh...

Page 135: ...word 6 When logged in copy the HTM JAR WafID00 JOB and SET files from their location on the FTP server to the wafer reader by typing mput followed by the name of the file for example mput jar copies t...

Page 136: ...Updating the Wafer Reader s Firmware In Sight 1700 Series Wafer Reader 126...

Page 137: ...required may vary slightly in Windows XP 2000 ME and 98SE To configure Windows network settings 1 Verify the PC has a TCP IP protocol installed 2 Close all programs on the PC except Windows NT 3 Click...

Page 138: ...dialog Figure B 2 Figure B 2 Select Network Protocol dialog 7 Select TCP IP Protocol and click OK Windows NT will install the protocol and return to the Network dialog 8 Configure the IP Address and S...

Page 139: ...active 11 Enter an appropriate Subnet Mask The Subnet Mask defines which part of the wafer reader s IP address refers to the network and which part refers to the host The network part of the IP addres...

Page 140: ...Configuring Microsoft Windows Network Settings In Sight 1700 Series Wafer Reader 130...

Page 141: ...uisition trigger input and the discrete outputs into their corresponding terminals on the Breakout Module 3 Optionally connect the 9 pin male DSUB connector of an RS 232 serial cable into the correspo...

Page 142: ...n Sight 1700 Series Wafer Reader 132 7 Restore power to the 24V supply The green power LED on the wafer reader and the orange 24V LED on the Breakout Module will indicate that the wafer reader and Bre...

Page 143: ...lications where a low mounting profile is required To attach the mirror mount 1 Align holes of the mirror attachment to holes on the front plate of the wafer reader 2 Insert the two M3 X 14mm hex head...

Page 144: ...ance range is 1 to 80 0mm for the wafer reader in the vertical position NOTE The Image Orientation may need to be adjusted depending on the configuration of the wafer reader and the mirror attachment...

Page 145: ...1mm 60 0mm 36 0mm 34 9mm 36 0mm 24 1mm 70 0mm 46 0mm 44 9mm 46 0mm 34 1mm 80 0mm 56 0mm 54 9mm 56 0mm 44 1mm Indicates factory set working distances Adjusting the Focus on the 1721 1722 The recommende...

Page 146: ...visible at a working distance of approximately 30 0mm when the Light Mode setting is Dark Field for more information of Light Modes see Section 3 5 10 In most cases these lines will have no impact on...

Page 147: ...w mounting profile is required The horizontal mirror attachment can be mounted face down or face up see Figure E 1 To attach the mirror mount 1 Align holes of the mirror attachment to holes on the fro...

Page 148: ...o the wafer than a wafer reader mounted vertically with the same focal setting The working distance for the vertical configuration is measured from the bottom of the wafer reader to the top of the waf...

Page 149: ...stances Adjusting the Focus on the 1701 The recommended working distance range is 1 to 80 0mm for the 1701 wafer reader in the vertical position If using the horizontal mirror mount the recommended wo...

Page 150: ...ible at a working distance of approximately 30 0mm when the Light Mode setting is Dark Field for more information of Light Modes see Section 3 5 10 In most cases these lines will have no impact on rea...

Page 151: ...1000 or better at an electrostatic discharge ESD safe workstation Use cleanroom approved gloves to avoid fingerprints on the read window If the conversion is not done in a cleanroom there is a possibi...

Page 152: ...afer reader case Figure F 2 Removing the Light Trap and Read Window 3 Place the read window with the top of the frame thick edge of wedge facing down in the opening that was occupied by the light trap...

Page 153: ...eader In Sight 1700 Wafer Reader Mount Conversion Figure F 4 Reattaching the Read Window and Light Trap 4 Tighten all four screws with a maximum torque of 2 inch lbs Figure F 5 Vertical Mount Configur...

Page 154: ...In Sight 1700 Wafer Reader Mount Conversion In Sight 1700 Series Wafer Reader 144...

Page 155: ...window free of dust and fingerprints To remove dust use a pressurized air duster If the window needs cleaning use a lens cleaning cloth or a cleaner approved for use on coated optics Do not spray wat...

Page 156: ...In Sight 1700 Series Wafer Reader www cognex com products InSight default asp Rev 16 May 2006...

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