Calculated Frame Calculated Frame Calculated Frames are used to create a vision frame from other features. Frames allow you to place vision tools on objects that are not always in the same location or orientation. When you create a vision tool, you can specify that it be relative to a vision frame. If the object that defines this vision frame moves, so will the vision frame and the tools that are relative to that frame. You can also create a fixed frame using this tool. Calculate a frame based on a specific calculation mode. Possible modes are:
l Two lines (X axis line, Y axis line) l Two points (Origin, +X point) l A fixed frame of reference l Single point (Origin point with no rotation) l Relative to a frame l One point and a line (An origin point following the angle of the line) To create a Calculated Frame tool, right-click in the Tree structure, then select: New > Vision > Tool > Calculated Frame The following example calculates a frame from two lines. ACEUser's Guide, 3.6.x, 18316-000 Rev A Page 431