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ROBOT
Communication Sample Program
KEYENCE
Vision Sensor
MODEL: CV-X100 Series
(CV-X100/150/170)
Sample Program User’s manual
Introduction
This document is a user's manual for the sample program to use “KEYENCE Vision Sensor CV-X100 Series” connected to the DENSO robot controller.
For details and handling of the connected device, refer to the user’s manual of “KEYENCE Vision Sensor
CV-X100 Series”.
Caution: (1) This library is designed exclusively for DENSO robot controller RC8 series and cannot be used for other devices. Note that the functions and performance cannot be guaranteed if this product is used without observing instructions in this manual or modified.
(2) All products and company names mentioned are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective holders.
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This manual covers the following product
KEYENCE CV-X100 Series
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Important
To ensure proper and safe operation, be sure to read “Safety Precautions Manual” before using the library.
Notice to Customers
1. Risks associated with using this product
The user of this product shall be responsible for embedding and using the product (software) on a system and any result from using it.
Contents
Introduction
Notice to Customers
KEYENCE Vision Sensor MODEL:CV-X100/150/170 Ver.1.0
1. Outline of This Sample
1.1 Target device of sample
This sample can be used only when a DENSO robot controller (RC8 series) is connected to the CV-X100 series.
[CV-X100]
[Robot controller]
1.2 Features of sample
This sample is provided to use the CV-X100/150/170 native commands required to access CV-X100/150/170 in the robot program. Inclusion of this sample allows customers to establish communication with a robot easily without creating a communication program for CV-X100/150/170. The following shows a position of the sample.
Internal structure
Using sample
# include "KEYENCE_CVX.pcs"
Function ConnectCVX(ByVal lLineNo as Integer) as Integer
On Error Goto ErrorProc
:
User program
Using the dedicated communication format for CV-X100, data transmission is performed.
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2. How to Import
2.1 What is "import"?
Retrieving of the files from this library into the project to use in WINCAPSIII is called "import". Importing files enables using the retrieved program.
2.2 How to import files to project
Select [Project] - [Add Existing File...] on WINCAPSIII to import the following files into the project.
・ Main.pns
・ KEYENCE_CVX.pcs
・ KEYENCE_CVX_sample.pcs
Program list after import
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3. How to Connect
3.1 RS-232C connection example
A communication cable needs to be connected to establish communication between the CV-X100 series and a robot controller.
To connect to the robot controller via RS-232C, use the optional dedicated cable (KEYENCE PN:
OP-26486, OP-26487).
[CV-X100]
[Robot controller]
OP-26487
(Cord length 2.5 m)
OP-26486
D-sub 9 pin (female)
3.2 Ethernet (TCP/IP) connection example
To connect to the robot controller via Ethernet, use the optional dedicated cable (KEYENCE PN:
OP-66843) or a crossover LAN cable. Also, when a switching hub/router is used, use the cable suitable for the switching hub/router specifications.
[CV-X100]
Crossover cable (3 m)
OP-66843
[Robot controller]
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4. Communication Settings for Robot Controller and Device
Used
Use a teach pendant to adjust the communication settings for the device to be used.
4.1 Communication via RS-232C
4.1.1 RS-232 communication settings on robot controller
Press [F6 Setting] - [F5 Communication and Token] - [F3 Data Communication] to display the [Data
Communication Settings] window.
Select the line No.1 for RS-232C and press [Edit] to change the setting value.
Make the following settings to use the default RS-232 communication settings for CV-X100.
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4.1.2 RS-232C communication settings for CV-X100 series
Press [Global] - [Communications & I/O] - [RS-232C] to display the [RS-232C (Non-Procedural)
Settings] window.
Select the desired setting item and change the value so that it agrees with the robot controller setting.
Changing the following settings is not required to use the default RS-232 communication settings for CV-X100.
4.1.3 Other settings for CV-X100 series
(1) Trigger Settings
Press [Set Camera] to display the [Camera Settings] window.
Press the [Trigger] tab and select [External].
Press [Trigger Settings] and check [RS-232C] check box for [Trigger Mode].
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(2) Output Settings
Press [Output] to display the [Output Settings] window.
Select [RS-232C (Non-Procedural)] and press [Select Data] to display the [Output Item Settings] window.
Set items to output to the robot controller.
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4.2 Communication via Ethernet (TCP/IP)
4.2.1 Ethernet (TCP/IP) communication settings on robot controller
(1) Press [F6 Setting] - [F5 Communication and Token] - [F2 Network and Permission] to display the [Communication Settings] window.
Set the IP address and subnet mask of the robot controller so that the robot controller and CV-X100 series are within the same subnet mask.
(2) Make client communication settings with CV-100X series.
Press [F6 Setting] - [F5 Communication and Token] - [F3 Data Communication] to display the [Data
Communication Settings] window.
Select the client line No. to use for the Ethernet line No.
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Press [Edit] to change the setting value.
Make the following settings to use the default Ethernet communication settings for CV-X100.
4.2.2 Ethernet (TCP/IP) communication settings for CV-X100 series
Press [Global] - [Communications & I/O] - [Network] to display the [Network Settings] window.
Set the IP address and subnet mask so that the robot controller and CV-X100 series are within the same subnet mask.
Changing the following settings is not required to use the default Ethernet communication settings for CV-X100.
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4.2.3 Other settings for CV-X100 series
(1) Trigger Settings
Press [Set Camera] to display the [Camera Settings] window.
Press the [Trigger] tab and select [External].
Press [Trigger Settings] and check [Ethernet/IP] check box for [Trigger Mode].
(2) Output Settings
Press [Output] to display the [Output Settings] window.
Select [Ethernet (Non-Procedural)] and press [Select Data] to display the [Output Item Settings] window.
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Set items to output to the robot controller.
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5. Sample Program Execution Procedure
(1) Include the function defined program (KEYENCE_CVX.pcs) into the program created by the user.
(2) If the function is called, CV-100X receives and executes the command.
(3) CV-X100 generates a response and sends it to RC8.
(4) The data received by RC8 is stored to the static variable D_dnCvxData(0), sequentially from the received response.
(5) The user program processes the next program based on the received data.
6. Function
6.1 Function
The functions with the function names shown in the following table are defined in the standard commands of CV-X100 series.
Not all the commands of the device are supported.
Function name Process
X_PW
Changes the program No.
X_R0
Switches to the run mode.
X_S0
Switches to the setup mode.
Command
PW
R0
S0
X_T Trigger input T1 to T4, TA
NOTE: There is a limitation on executing each function, depending on conditions of CV-X100 series.
For details, refer to the CV-X100 series user's manual.
For example, trigger input is accepted only when CV-X100 series is in the run mode.
7. Static Variable Used in Function
Static variables used in this program are as follows.
30 variables are declared as Double type.
(Change the number in the specification statement to change the size of received data.)
Variable declaration Variable name Description static
D_dnCvxData(30) Received data static D_dnCvxData(30) as Double Received data (double)
NOTE: Static variables can be used in the controller of version 1.3.* or later.
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8. Function Description
X_PW
Usage
Changes the program No.
Syntax
X_PW(<Line No.>,<SD No.>,<Program No.>)
<Line No.> 1: Universal port, 2 to 3: Reserved
8 to 15: Ethernet client port
< SD No.> 1:SD1 ,2:SD2
<Program No.> 0 to 999
Description
The program No. of CV-X100 is changed.
Example
#Include "KEYENCE_CVX.pcs"
Sub Main
Dim lLineNo as Integer lLineNo = 8
IF Not (ConnectCVX(lLineNo)) THEN
PrintDbg "Connect NG"
'Include the function for communication.
'Connect as Line No. 8.
'---- Connection ON
IF Not(X_PW(lLineNo, 1, 2)) Then
PrintDBG "Switch NG"
'Switches to Program No.2 of SD1
.
END Sub
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X_R0
Usage
Switches to the run mode.
Syntax
X_R0(<Line
<Line No.> 1: Universal port, 2 to 3: Reserved
8 to 15: Ethernet client port
Description
CV-X100 is switched to the run mode.
Example
#Include "KEYENCE_CVX.pcs"
Sub Main
Dim lLineNo as Integer lLineNo = 8
IF Not (ConnectCVX(lLineNo)) THEN
PrintDbg "Connect NG"
'Include the function for communication.
'Connect as Line No. 8.
'---- Connection ON
PrintDBG "Switch NG"
END Sub
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X_S0
Usage
Switches to the setup mode.
Syntax
X_S0(<Line
<Line No.> 1: Universal port, 2 to 3: Reserved
8 to 15: Ethernet client port
Description
CV-X100 is switched to the setup mode.
Example
#Include "KEYENCE_CVX.pcs"
Sub Main
Dim lLineNo as Integer lLineNo = 8
IF Not (ConnectCVX(lLineNo)) THEN
PrintDbg "Connect NG"
'Include the function for communication.
'Connect as Line No. 8.
'---- Connection ON
IF Not(X_S0(lLineNo)) Then
PrintDBG "Switch NG"
'Changes to the “setup mode”.
END Sub
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X_T
Usage
Inputs a trigger.
Syntax
X_T(<Line No.>,<Trigger No.>,Result data)
<Line No.> 1: Universal port, 2 to 3: Reserved
8 to 15: Ethernet client port
<Trigger No.> 1 to 4: T1 to T4, -1: TA
Result data: Returned as a character string.
Description
A trigger is inputted.
The received data is sequentially stored from D_dnCvxData(0). The maximum number of received data items is 30. Data exceeding the maximum number is not stored.
Example
#Include "KEYENCE_CVX.pcs"
Sub Main
Dim strResults as string
Dim lLineNo as Integer lLineNo = 8
IF Not (ConnectCVX(lLineNo)) THEN
PrintDbg "Connect NG"
'Include the function for communication.
'Connect as Line No. 8.
'---- Connection ON
IF Not(X_T(lLineNo, 1, strResults)) Then 'Execute T1 trigger.
PrintDBG "Trigger NG"
else
P[0] = ( D_dnCvData(0), D_dnCvData(1), D_dnCvData(2) )
'Received data to position data
END Sub
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9. Sample Program
'Sample program of a communication command using KEYENCE CV-X series
#Include "KEYENCE_CVX.pcs" 'Include the function for communication.
Sub Main
Dim strResults as string
Dim iLineNo as Integer
Dim iProgNo as Integer
Dim iTriggerNo as Integer
Dim iSDNo as Integer iLineNo = 8 iSDNo = 1
'Connect as Line No. 8.
'SDNo. 1
IF Not (ConnectCVX(iLineNo)) Then
PrintDbg "Connect NG"
'---- Connection ON
IF Not (X_PW(iLineNo, iSDNo, iProgNo)) Then '--- Change the program No.
PrintDbg "Change NG"
IF Not(X_T(iLineNo, iTriggerNo, strResults)) Then 'Execute the trigger.
PrintDBG "Trigger NG"
else
P[0] = ( D_dnCvxData(0), D_dnCvxData(1), D_dnCvxData(2) )
'Received data
END Sub
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10. Operation Panel Screen
This sample provides the following operation panel screen. This operation panel uses functions defined by the sample to check operations, etc. after connecting to the device. See the following as an application example of the operation panel.
[Main screen]
4
6
2
3
9
5
8
7
1
10
12
11
Description
Each button functions as follows.
1. Configures the Line No. to connect CV-X100 to. Range: 1 to 3, 8 to 15 (integer)
2. Switches CV-X100 to the run mode.
3. Switches CV-X100 to the setup mode.
4. Configures the SD No. to change the program No. Range: 1 to 2 (integer)
5. Configures the program No. Range: 0 to 999 (integer)
6. Sends the SD No. set in (4) and the program No. set in (5) to CV-X100 to change the program settings.
7. Configures the trigger No. Range: 0 to 4, -1 (integer)
8. Sends the trigger command (the trigger No. set in (7)) to CV-X100 and receives data.
9. Displays the communication result.
10. Displays up to 30 items of received data. Displayed data can be switched by using arrows.
11. Clears the received data.
12. Initializes the operation panel. Use this button if a system error is caused by using a line No. that does not exist.
NOTE: Changing and triggers can be executed only when CV-X100 series is in the run mode.
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Revision History
Version
Ver1.0.0
DENSO Robot
Communication Sample Program
User's manual
KEYENCE Vision Sensor CV-X100/150/170
Date
2013/2/13 First edition
Content
DENSO WAVE INCORPORATED
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