Epson CV2-H, CV2-S User Manual

Vision Guide CV2-H/-S

4 Connect the high-ﬂex GigE camera cable to the camera and

to the CH1 port on the CV2 unit.

Test the system

6 Expand Vision in the menu tree, click General, and click

Add.

Setup Guide

IMPORTANT: Before using this product, make sure you read these instructions, and the safety instructions and guidelines in the online Epson® Vision Guide Hardware Manual.

The illustrations show the CV2-S but the steps are the same for the CV2-H, unless otherwise speciﬁed.

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5 Connect the Ethernet cable to the LAN1 port on the CV2

unit and to the LAN port on your robot controller.

Note: If CV2 unit is connected to PC via Ethernet cable, see

online Epson Vision Guide Hardware Manual for details on how to conﬁgure using a hub.

6 Connect your power source to the DC IN port on the CV2

unit. The CV2 unit powers on. If the CV2 unit does not turn on, press the power button.

Before testing the Vision Guide system, make sure the Epson RC+ 7.0 software is installed on your computer.

Note: See “Installing the software” on the next page for instructions.

1 On your computer, double-click the EPSON RC+ 7.0 icon

on your Windows® desktop to start the Epson RC+ 7.0 software.

2 In the Connection list, select USB.

The robot controller’s PROGRAM light starts ﬂashing.

3 Open the Project menu and select New to create a test

project.

7 Select Manually conﬁgure a camera and click OK.

8 Select Compact Vision from the Type drop-down list.

High-ﬂex GigE

camera cable

Note: Your setup may vary and not all items may be shown above. A

24V power source (not pictured) and any lenses (not pictured) for the camera(s) in your system are sold separately and required to set up your Vision Guide system.

Connect the hardware

Ethernet cable

1 Turn on your robot controller, if necessary.

2 Make sure your computer is connected to your robot

controller.

Note: See the Epson RC+ 7.0 User’s Guide for details on

connecting your computer to the CV2 unit.

3 Install your camera lens (not included) on the camera.

Note: If you are installing your own 24V power source (not

included), wire it to the 24V power connector included with the CV2 unit. Be sure to use AWG14–AWG24 wires. For wiring details, see the online Epson Vision Guide Hardware Manual.

7 Check the lights for proper function. The power and

PoE 1 lights should be on and the STATUS light should be ﬂashing.

ERROR

STATUS

TRIGGER

CH1 4 3

DC IN

CH2

19V-24V

CH3

CH4

CON 1

2 1

9 Enter 192.168.0.3 in the IP Address ﬁeld.

4 Enter a test project name and click OK.

10 Make sure GigE 1 is selected as the Channel setting.

11 Check the camera’s label for the model number and select it

from the Model drop-down list.

5 Open the Setup menu and select System Conﬁguration.

12 Click Apply then click Close.

Installing the software

Where to get help

13 Click the vision icon in the toolbar to launch the Vision

Guide environment.

14 Click the new sequence icon at the top of the Vision

Guide screen.

(Windows only)

1 Insert the Epson RC+ 7.0 DVD into a DVD drive on the

computer you will use to program the robot.

Note: You can download manuals for your product from the

Epson website. Visit www.epsonrobots.com/product-manuals and search for your product. If you need to download the Epson RC+ 7.0 software, send an email request to applications@robots.epson.com to receive a download link.

2 Follow the on-screen instructions to install the software.

3 Double-click the EPSON RC+ 7.0 icon on your desktop to

start the Epson RC+ 7.0 software.

See the online Epson RC+ 7.0 User’s Guide for details on installing and using the Epson RC+ 7.0 software.

Any problems?

When testing the Vision Guide environment, there is no live feed showing from the camera (screen is dark).

• Make sure the lens cap is removed from the lens.

For technical support, do one of the following:

• Visit www.epsonrobots.com/customer-service anytime.

• Call 1-866-ROBOTS1 (U.S. only, toll-free) or 1-562-290-5900 (U.S. and elsewhere, toll or long distance charges may apply), 6 am to 4:30 pm, Paciﬁc Time, Monday through Friday.

Training

To help you get the most from your Epson product, Epson offers programming, maintenance, and robotics vision guide classes. Visit www.epsonrobots.com/training for more information.

15 Enter a name for the new sequence in the ﬁrst ﬁeld and

make sure Camera 1 is selected.

16 Click OK. A live feed from the camera is shown on the

screen.

• Try adjusting the iris on the lens.

• Make sure the Virtual setting has not been selected in the camera settings. In the Epson RC+ 7.0 software, open the Setup menu and click System Conﬁguration. Expand Vision in the menu tree then expand Cameras. Click on Camera 1. If the Virtual setting is selected, deselect the box, then continue from step 12 of “Test the system.”

• Remove the lens and point the camera at a light source. If the screen shows a bright image, there may be an issue with the lens. If the screen remains dark after removing the lens, contact Epson.

• Reset the system from the software. In the Epson RC+ 7.0 software, open the Setup menu and click System

Conﬁguration. Expand Vision in the menu tree and click Cameras. Click Reset, then click Yes. If the screen remains

dark, contact Epson.

I get a connection or communication error message.

• Make sure your cable connections are correct and secure.

• Check the camera conﬁguration settings in the software.

• Reset the system from the software. In the Epson RC+ 7.0 software, open the Setup menu and click System

Conﬁguration. Expand Vision in the menu tree and click Cameras. Click Reset, then click Yes. If the error messages

persist, contact Epson.

The Vision Guide system is now ready to program and use. See the online Epson Vision Guide 7.0 Software Manual to get started with vision development.

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