Omron V460-H User Manual page 63

3 Basic Operation
3-3-2 Create a New Setup or Load an Existing Setup
Assisted Setup
When you click the Assisted Setup button in the Start view, a dialog with three lighting configurations
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fine-tune its parameters in the Setup view.
There are three pre-defined system configurations in Assisted Setup: Auto Lighting, Torch Lighting,
and Close-Up Lighting.
• Auto Lighting is the default "auto-everything" configuration that automatically selects the best
lighting and imaging parameters for the application and allows the reader to decode a wide variety of
codes, from high-contrast codes on labels at a distance to challenging direct part marks (DPMs) on
shiny cylindrical surfaces that can only be read at contact. This configuration should work very well
for most applications and is the go-to configuration for most users.
The other two predefined configurations limit the selected lighting options to either Torch Lighting or
Close-Up Lighting (Dome and Low-Angle). They are also ideal starting points for expert users who
choose to customize reader setup using the options in the Setup tab such as the Configuration
Database.
• Torch Lighting only enables the built-in high-intensity long-range lighting and automatically selects
the best Focus, Exposure and Gain parameters for codes to be read at a distance. These codes
can either be high-contrast labels or direct part marks.
• Close-Up Lighting only enables the built-in Dome and Low-Angle lighting and cycles through illumination
settings optimized to decode challenging direct part marks and/or codes on highly-reflective cylindrical
surfaces. Such codes are often difficult to read from a distance, but can be decoded more easily at
contact or near contact.
For additional information, refer to
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generates your initial setup automatically. Once the setup is created, you can
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Targeting Tips and Tricks.
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