Use the power of color to check for incorrect or missing components before they become a problem.
The Assembly Color Inspection System (ACIS), is a general purpose WAY-2C front end. It automates the generation of inspection scripts for assemblies whose configuration changes are relatively infrequent and many identical items are inspected between product switchovers. The ACIS package was specially designed for applications in which the potential exists for most components to be incorrectly installed in more than one place. It is based on our original Fuse Color Inspection System which has been successfully used for many years for automotive fuse block inspections. Added functionality and updated documentation reflect its usefulness in other areas such as electronic assemblies, wiring harnesses, sample cards and kit inspection.
Includes: |
WAY-2C
software, installation and user manuals, vision hardware including frame
grabber board, RGB camera, lens, image monitor, cables, high frequency
stabilized fluorescent or DC fed-back broad spectrum light source, light
meter. |
|
Executable
and source code to automatically generate WAY-2C scripts for color-based
inspection of assemblies to make sure all components are present and/or of
the right color. Includes user and installation manual, installation disks
and telephone/email support. |
Performance: |
Can be quickly set up for a new product and switched between
products in less than a second under external switch or computer control. A
typical single-camera system can inspect over 3600 10‑component or
about 1200 30‑component assemblies per hour. Speeds will be somewhat
lower if frequent or continuous product switching is required. |
Operations
supported include:
Reconfigure |
Allows
operator to add a new product or select an existing product for inspection. |
Align
Camera |
Prompts the
operator to perform camera alignment and focusing tasks. |
Train/Retrain |
Prompts
the operator to insert the currently selected product and then adjust the
inspection region around each inspection location for training. System collects
and stores the new color reference information. |
Study |
Allows
examination of goodness of fit statistics for each inspection position to
help identify any samples where the classification may not be reliable, and which
may have to be inspected manually. |
Step
by Class |
Under
operator control, system performs off-line inspection of one class (e.g. blue
fuses) at a time and displays results on the image monitor. |
On-Line |
Production
inspection. |
The ACIS/XP2 package is designed for demanding inspections which may involve many different inspection locations but only a relatively small number of possible failure modes at each station. Examples include car doors, sun visors, kits, electronic assemblies, CD packaging etc. The XP2 package supplements the basic ACIS software by adding the capacity for high-speed automatic generation of inspection instructions using previously stored data files and information supplied by an external computer.
Includes: |
WAY-2C
software, installation and user manuals, vision hardware including frame grabber
board, RGB camera, lens, image monitor, cables, high frequency stabilized
fluorescent or DC fed-back broad spectrum light source, light meter. |
|
Executable
and source code to automatically generate WAY-2C scripts for color-based
inspection of assemblies to make sure all components are present and/or of
the right color. Includes user and installation manual, installation disks
and telephone/email support. |
Performance: |
Can be quickly set up for a new
product and switched between products in less than a second under external
switch or computer control. A typical single-camera system can inspect over
3600 10‑component assemblies or about 1200 30‑component
assemblies per hour. Speeds will be somewhat lower if frequent or continuous
product switching is required. |
Operations
supported include:
Reconfigure |
Allows
operator/technician to add a new product or select an existing product to be
inspected. |
Align
Camera |
Prompts the
operator to perform camera alignment and focusing tasks. |
Train |
After
prompting the operator to install (or fail to install) specific components
appropriate to the currently selected configuration the system stores
information necessary to recognize the presence or absence of each component. |
Study |
Allows
examination of goodness of fit statistics for each inspection position to
help identify any samples where the classification may not be reliable, and
which may have to be inspected manually. |
On-Line |
Production
inspection. |
To request more information click button and select Assembly Inspection System.
Specifications subject to change without notice to reflect system upgrades and improvements.