Digital Color Line Guide uses optoelectronic technologies.
September 7, 2004 - Utilizing 4 ultra-high intensity LED light sources, AccuBeam® II recognizes and guides any printed line or pattern regardless of color or surrounding graphics. To compensate for different reflective qualities of matte, glossy, or holographic webs, unit provides 3 projection ports. A 20 MHz microprocessor performs frame-by-frame analysis of captured images to optimum scanning accuracy. Up to 25 settings can be stored in non-volatile memory and recalled.
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AccuWeb, Inc.
P.O. Box 7816, 4249 Argosy Ct.
Madison, WI, 53707
USA
Digital Color Line Guide
The AccuBeam® II utilizes a combination of optoelectronic technologies to recognize and guide solid and intermittent color lines, edges and print patterns throughout the entire color spectrum.
(Madison, Wis.) The AccuBeam® II digital color line guide sensor uses four ultra-high intensity LED light sources s to recognize and guide any printed line or pattern regardless of its color or surrounding graphics. The sensor utilizes red, green, blue or infrared light to optimize color recognition. To compensate for the different reflective qualities of matte, glossy or holographic webs, the AccuBeam II provides three projection ports, allowing operators to select the port that best optimizes the light incident angle. Operators can see the reflected line, edge or pattern characteristics by monitoring the sensor’s high-resolution backlit display. A 20 MHz microprocessor performs frame-by-frame analysis of captured images to optimum scanning accuracy. Up to 25 different setting can be stored in non-volatile memory and easily recalled using the 3-button membrane switch pad. Remarkably small sized (approx 3x3x2 inches), this compact line guide sensor is fully compatible with AccuWeb’s Micro 1000™ and Micro 4000NET™ web guide controllers.
608-223-0625 www.accuweb.com
AccuWeb, Inc., headquartered in Madison, Wisconsin, USA, manufactures electronic edge detection and guide systems. The company’s unique patented Compensated Ultrasonic Array edge detection has generated worldwide recognition. It is found in a broad variety of web applications and in harsh environmental conditions. AccuWeb also operates a subsidiary in Fribourg, Switzerland. For more information, call +41 26 475 5028 or visit www.accuweb.com.
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