408-32120 Datasheet, PDF (3/7 Pages) TE Connectivity Ltd – EYE Check Terminal Alignment Aid

408-32120
3.3. EYE Check Terminal Alignment Aid Software Buttons and Controls
All buttons and controls shown on the EYE Check software screen are shown in Figure 3.
The 6 alignment buttons (in the middle of the toolbar) control the movement and display of red and green
alignment lines. The red alignment lines correspond to the anvil (lower tooling) and the green alignment lines
correspond to the terminal.
Capture Image Button
Camera Resolution Button
Show/Hide Grid
Select Left Side of Anvil
Select Right Side of Anvil
Zoom Display
Center Terminal Lines on Anvil
Verify Line Positions
Select Right Side of Terminal
Select Left Side of Terminal
Figure 3
4. ADJUSTMENTS
NOTE
It might be necessary to adjust the camera light in order to see the terminal and tooling best using the thumbwheel located on
the small plastic housing of the camera cord or the USB connector.
4.1. Manually Focused Lens
Adjust the focus by turning the focus adjusting barrel on the camera assembly shown in Figure 4.
4.2. Camera Alignment/Adjustment
1. If the computer has a built-in webcam or any other camera connected to it, it might be necessary to
select the camera using the Camera menu. See Figure 4.
2. If using a very small terminal, use the Zoom Display slider to zoom in on the terminal and tooling, then
center the image by dragging it using the mouse.
NOTE
The camera is in high resolution (1600 by 1200 pixels). Due to the limitations of the USB interface, video update at this
resolution is slow and can make adjusting the lighting, focus, and camera position difficult; therefore, lower image resolution
(640 by 480 pixels) can be selected, which allows a faster update rate. Click the Camera Resolution button to toggle between
these two resolutions.
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