How to Debug and Calibrate Visual Inspection Equipment?

Visual inspection equipment is not a simple device; it belongs to the category of non-standard automation machinery. Calibrating it requires a certain level of technical expertise, and improper installation can easily lead to equipment malfunctions. So, how do we calibrate visual inspection equipment properly?

1. Safety First
   Safety is paramount. When installing the equipment, the first step is to connect a ground wire. Visual inspection equipment can operate at high voltages, and to prevent accidents, grounding is essential. Over time, frequent users may forget this step, but connecting the ground wire significantly enhances safety measures.

2. Ensure Voltage Stability
   It’s common knowledge that industrial equipment typically operates at 220V or sometimes 380V. Unstable or asymmetric voltage can severely damage the equipment and shorten its lifespan. Therefore, maintaining stable voltage is crucial during operation.

3. Install on a Level Surface
   During installation, ensure the equipment is placed on a level base (ground or a specialized table) and not tilted. Adjust the base’s fixed supports to keep the working surface of the equipment level and secure the casters to prevent the equipment from sliding due to inertia during operation.

These are the key steps to debugging and calibrating visual inspection equipment. Remember, attention to detail is crucial. By following these foundational steps, the equipment can operate smoothly and perform optimally.