A. Code Presence Inspection
For a basic pass or fail decision on code presence and position.
- Camera, lens and lighting
- Trigger and inspection region
- Alarm or output to line controls
Inspect, decide and control
Define a VORANIX vision solution by the inspection task, code size, surface, line speed, lighting, decision rule, reject method and record requirement.
Application fit
A vision system is not selected by camera resolution alone. The project must define what constitutes a pass or fail, the smallest feature, code quality, product variation, line speed, available view, lighting and how a failed item is tracked and removed.
Three scalable system levels
These are provisional architectures. Final components and boundaries depend on engineering discovery and verified technical data.
For a basic pass or fail decision on code presence and position.
For comparing printed content and removing a failed product.
For expected-data comparison, records and connected workflows.
Technical parameters
| Field | Current status | Required source |
|---|---|---|
| Model | Not supplied | Verified datasheet, model label or engineering record required |
| Camera Resolution | Not supplied | Verified datasheet, model label or engineering record required |
| Sensor | Not supplied | Verified datasheet, model label or engineering record required |
| Lens and Field of View | Not supplied | Verified datasheet, model label or engineering record required |
| Working Distance | Not supplied | Verified datasheet, model label or engineering record required |
| Lighting | Not supplied | Verified datasheet, model label or engineering record required |
| Supported Symbologies | Not supplied | Verified datasheet, model label or engineering record required |
| OCR and OCV Functions | Not supplied | Verified datasheet, model label or engineering record required |
| Verification or Grading Standard | Not supplied | Verified datasheet, model label or engineering record required |
| Throughput and Test Conditions | Not supplied | Verified datasheet, model label or engineering record required |
| Reject and Alarm Outputs | Not supplied | Verified datasheet, model label or engineering record required |
| Image and Result Storage | Not supplied | Verified datasheet, model label or engineering record required |
| Controller and Display | Not supplied | Verified datasheet, model label or engineering record required |
| Communication | Not supplied | Verified datasheet, model label or engineering record required |
| IP Rating | Not supplied | Verified datasheet, model label or engineering record required |
| Integration | Not supplied | Verified datasheet, model label or engineering record required |
| Optional Functions | Not supplied | Verified datasheet, model label or engineering record required |
Material screening
Production tasks
Available visual evidence
Images are presented as application-screening evidence only. They do not establish production speed, durability, verification grade or compliance.
Selection guide
Write the exact inspection rule, including tolerated print, position and product variation.
Include good, marginal and failed codes on every material, color and finish.
Provide code size, line speed, product spacing, view angle, working distance and ambient light.
State reject type, distance, timing, confirmation, fail-safe behavior and record retention.
Engineering integration
Engineering must verify optics, lighting, trigger timing, product tracking, decision latency, PLC handshake, reject timing, reject confirmation, fail-safe mode, guarding, result storage and communication with printer or customer systems.
No verified customer, site, model, before/after result or publication permission was found. Add a case study only after those records are supplied.
Review case-study requirementsFrequently asked questions
Usually not without changes to lens, lighting, field of view or recipe. The complete product range must be tested.
No. Reading confirms that data can be decoded. Verification or grading evaluates quality against defined criteria and may require a specific standard and calibrated setup.
Yes, provisionally. Product tracking, reject timing, mechanism, confirmation and fail-safe behavior must be designed together.
Provide code type and size, good and failed samples, speed, spacing, camera location, PLC details, reject requirement and record or interface needs.
Request a provisional system concept
VORANIX can compare standalone, print-and-verify and traceability options after the key application variables and samples are reviewed.