LMI chroma+scan 3155, User Manual

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OverlapBlend Maximum amount of redundant camera information
that can be blended together at the x-boundary
between two cameras (mils). Blending occurs only
when the fields-of-view between adjacent cameras
have non-zero overlap.
ObstructionFilter Should the server remove profile points contained
within obstruction regions from output data (1) or
include all profile points output data (0)?
Detection
TriggerStyle Determines the type of object detection trigger:
Global (0) or Local (1). An object is detected when
the amount of visible target material (measured
along the x-axis) exceeds the TriggerLength
threshold. With a local trigger, the visible target
material must be connected (contiguous). With a
global trigger, the total amount of visible target
material in the system field-of-view is considered.
TriggerLength The length (mils) of material used to trigger object
on/off
events, not including material inside
obstruction regions.
EdgeMargin The size of the margins (mils) that will be added to
the leading and trailing edge of each detected
object.
MaximumWidth The maximum width of a detection output (mils),
including edge margins. When objects exceed this
width, they will be segmented into multiple output
messages.
EdgeFilter Should the server attempt to remove or correct edge
measurement anomalies (1) or leave them unaltered
(0)?
BackgroundFilter Should the server remove tracheid and vision data
where there is no corresponding profile data (1) or
include all data in detection output (0)?
Calibration
DetectLocators Should the server attempt to detect calibration
reference holes
(1), or assume that sensors are
mounted at their nominal locations along the x-axis
(0)? This setting applies to vision-enabled systems
only (e.g. scan 3350).
LogMode Specifies calibration logging mode: Disabled (0) or
Server Storage (1). When set to a value other than
Disabled, a calibration log file will be generated
during calibration. If calibration problems are
experienced, please enable log generation and send
the resulting log file (“CalibrationLog.klab”) to LMI
Technologies for analysis. Logging should be
disabled during normal operation, as log files are
large and can slow down calibration and backups.
Remember to remove calibration log files when
diagnosis is complete.