Job Pass/Fail Cell Setup Dialog

The Job Pass/Fail Cell Setup dialog allows you to monitor a cell, which contains a numeric result, to determine the job's overall pass/fail status. The job status can be sent as an output from the sensor to other applications, such as the Cognex VisionView.

Note:
  • The Job Pass/Fail Cell Setup dialog is available only to admin-level users.
  • There are three watch cells (Job Pass/Fail cell, Filmstrip Watch cell and Record/Playback watch cell) with similar effects in In-Sight. All three watch cells can be set independently, and control different functionality.

  • All EasyBuilder jobs displayed in the EasyBuilder View reference the same job pass/fail cell by default. If this cell reference is changed in the Job Pass/Fail Cell Setup dialog, it reverts to the default cell once the job is displayed again in the EasyBuilder View.

Set Up a Job Pass/Fail Cell

  1. Display the Job Pass/Fail Cell Setup dialog by clicking Job Pass/Fail on the Sensor menu (alternately, right-click on a cell and click Set Job Pass/Fail).
  2. Enable the Use Job Pass/Fail Cell checkbox, to access the other controls in the dialog.

  3. Click Select Cell. The Job Pass/Fail Cell Setup dialog enters cell selection mode.
  4. Select the desired cell in the spreadsheet and press the Enter key to confirm the cell selection. The Job Pass/Fail Cell Setup dialog reappears, displaying the selected cell reference in the Job Pass/Fail Cell field.
  5. From the Job Status drop-down lists, define how the job pass/fail's numeric result maps to the job pass/fail status. Status options include None, Pass, Fail or Warning.
    • Cell value < 0: The selected cell contains a numeric value that is less than zero. (default = Fail)
    • Cell value = 0: The selected cell contains a numeric value that is equal to zero. (default = Fail)
    • Cell value > 0: The selected cell contains a numeric value that is greater than zero. (default = Pass)

      Note:

      The following job status is automatically assigned in these cases:

      • Cell contains non-numeric result, not #ERR (for example, a string): Pass
      • Cell is empty: None
      • Cell contains #ERR: Fail
      • No cell selected: None
  6. Click OK.