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4.16.3 Saving Images in the Image Memory of PV
The image memory of PV (see page 281, Memory Map - 3 ) saves up to 498 sets of images, considering a
set as two images of camera 0 - 1 for 2-camera type, and four images of camera 0 - 3 for 4-camera type. This
image will be cleared when you cut the power of PV500. When you need to save the images, back up them in a
SD memory card or a PC employing PVWIN.
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The maximum number of saving sets varies depending on camera type and its combination.
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If the number of saving images reaches the upper limit of the image memory capacity before the number
becomes the maximum number of sets, no more images can be saved. In the case, it overwrites images
from older one or terminates image saving.
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Images are stored from No.0 of Save Image memory in ascending order. The larger image number is the
more newly saved image.
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Backing up the images of the Save image memory to a SD memory card and clearing the data of Save
image memory can be executed also by inputting I/O signal or sending a command from an external
device.
- See page 369 about backup by inputting an I/O signal (ASSIGN signal).
- See page 396 about backup/delete by sending a command.
1.
Select "ENVIRONMENT" > “Input/Output”
from the menu bar.
2.
Select “Save Image Memory” in
“Input/Output” setting window.
3.
Select a condition to save images in “Saving
Condition”.
[No] (Default): No image is saved.
[All]: All inspection images are saved.
[NG Judgement]:
Images are saved when the result of judgement expression specified in “Save
Image Memory” is NG. (Refer to page 248.) If any condition is not specified, no
image is saved.
4.
In “Overwrite”, select an operation when the saved images reach the limit of the number or the
memory.
[Yes] (default): Continues to save images overwriting the older images.
[No]: Terminates image saving. (Inspections will be continued.)
5.
After setting is completed, press the CANCEL key.