Separately from the level set with [Automatic Inspection Level Setting], set the area to be inspected in the level of the individually set [Custom].
This function is useful when you want to inspect only a specific part such as a logo particularly severely.
Setting item | Description | |
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[Select Area Type] | [Specified Level Area] | Separately from the level set with [Automatic Inspection Level Setting], set the area to be inspected in the level of the individually set [Custom]. |
[Select Target Page] | [Front Page] | Sets an automatic inspection area in the front page. |
[Back Page] | Sets an automatic inspection area in the back page. | |
[Select Page] | Sets an automatic inspection area in the selected page. Only 1 page is selectable. | |
[Select Area] | [Width] | Enter a numeric value for the horizontal width of the automatic inspection area. |
[Height] | Enter a numeric value for the vertical width of the automatic inspection area. | |
[Horizontal] | Enter a numeric value for the horizontal position of the automatic inspection area. | |
[Vertical] | Enter a numeric value for the vertical position of the automatic inspection area. | |
[Delete] | Deletes the selected [Select Area]. If there are multiple area settings, they will be deleted in the reverse order of pressing [Enter]. | |
[Enter] | The set [Select Area] is applied. When setting multiple areas, press [Enter]; this will enable you to set the next area. Up to 30 [Select Area] can be specified for each target side. |
To use this function, [Front Page] / [Back Page] and [Select Page] cannot be set at the same time.
[Width] / [Height]: Enter the area from the starting point to the lower right direction using a positive value, and the area to the upper left direction using a negative value, using the horizontal and vertical positions as the starting points (0 mm).
[Horizontal] / [Vertical]: Enter the position of the area to the lower right direction using a positive value, using the upper left edge of the displayed reference image as the starting point (0 mm).
You can repeat step 2 to step 4 to specify up to 30 areas for the target side you selected in step 2.
To change the determined area, press [Delete], and make settings again.