Festo Checkbox Identbox, Manual

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6. Testing parts with the Checkbox
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If the quality check and the position recognition for the parts
assortment is not sastisfactory, you can use aditional operat-
ing parameters and tools with CheckOpti, in order to optimize
the test results. Please consult your technical advisor in this
respect.
6.2.2 Visual check
Check the test results e.g. according to the following points of
view:
– Have the orientations been recognized correctly?
– Is the grading of the parts recognized as good/bad correct?
Use the sample parts to check the test parts with regard
to their grading. If you have also checked faulty parts,
check whether these have actually been recognized as
bad.
– Use as many test parts as possible to make sure that they
are correctly output at the delivery positions for good,
bad or incorrectly orientated parts.
Note the explanations on the test procedure in the following
chapter sections 6.2.3 and 6.2.4. If necessary, optimize the
test result via the influence of the tolerance (chapter 6.2.5).
6.2.3 Checking the features
The individual features of the test parts differ from the aver-
age values of the sample part features. The Checkbox ascer-
tains for each test part the feature which deviates the most
(maximum deviation).
During the test procedure you can see this test part deviation
for 1.5 seconds in the TOLERANCE display.