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Reject and Jam Definitions
Rejects
Jamsorts
Length Too Long
Gap Too Small
Could Not Capture
Image
Image Processing
Timeout
Image Processing
Failure
Keyer Timeout
No Keyer Available
No iBOTs Available
Could Not Deliver
To Bin
Host to Controller
Response Missing
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All input pieces immediately following a jam.
Results when the piece is longer than the distance
between the imager entry and pacing sensors.
Results when the gap between pieces is shorter than
the minimum_conveyor_gap when measured at the
imager entry sensor.
Indicates that the host was unable to capture the
image.
Image processing was unable to finish in time.(ie.
Binarize, MLOCR, DRS etc.)
Image processing failed. (ie. Binarize, MLOCR, DRS
etc.)
There is a max time that the controller will hold on to a
piece that doesn't get resolved. This is the reject
reason for pieces that triggers that timeout.
When the host tries send a piece to keying and no
keyers are logged on (also if they are paused) the
piece will be rejected. This reject code may also be
used for a other keying related failure.
Results when the controller was unable to provide an
iBOT for a piece as it was traveling down the
conveyor. This can be caused by a communication
dropout or just a failure of the control logic to get an
iBOT at the loading position in time.
Results when an iBOT detects that a bin is not present
and the operator has canceled the delivery.
Results when the controller is expecting piece
information from the host and does not receive it
within the expected time window.
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