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Run: Print Inspection Camera Setup and Threshold Record

Document print inspection camera setup, defect thresholds, alarm rules, and reject criteria for a specific job before production starts. Use it to verify the...

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Job and Inspection Record

Record the production job number, SKU, work order, or batch identifier.
Record the product name, artwork version, and approved print revision being inspected.
Capture when the camera setup and threshold record was completed.
Record the person completing the setup and verification.
Document the applicable SOP, work instruction, or approved setup sheet used for this job.

Camera, Lighting, and Mechanical Setup

Verify the camera is rigidly mounted, focused on the correct inspection area, and free from vibration or drift.
Confirm the camera field of view covers all required print elements, including edges, registration marks, and variable data zones if applicable.
Rate image sharpness after setup and before run approval.
Record the lighting setting used to reveal expected print defects without glare, washout, or shadowing.
Confirm the camera trigger, encoder, or line synchronization is aligned to the product position and speed.

Calibration and Threshold Configuration

Confirm the approved master sample, calibration target, or golden image was used to validate the setup.
Record the minimum defect size that triggers reject action.
Record the defect size range that requires operator review but does not automatically reject the job.
Select the alarm behavior used when a defect exceeds the configured threshold.
Verify the configured thresholds match the approved print inspection specification or customer requirement.

Defect Rules and Disposition Criteria

Select the defect types that are treated as critical for this job.
Confirm the reject rule is documented for all critical defect categories and is unambiguous to operators.
Confirm borderline or marginal defects are routed to review rather than automatic reject when specified by the job.
Record the acceptable false reject limit for this setup, if defined by the process owner.

Verification, Safety, and Sign-Off

Attach evidence of the verified sample image or first-piece inspection result.
Confirm the system generated the expected alarm and reject response during a test event.
Verify the inspection station does not create a pinch point, trip hazard, or blocked access to emergency egress. Follow applicable OSHA 29 CFR 1910 housekeeping and machine safety practices.
Inspector or technician signs to confirm the setup and threshold record is accurate.

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