WO2023067842A1 - インクジェット記録システム、印字情報補正方法 - Google Patents
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- An inkjet recording apparatus is installed in a conveying line (including a packaging line) and prints on packaging containers that are conveyed one after another.
- a printing inspection device that reads the printing on the packaging container determines whether the printing by the printing device is performed correctly. Furthermore, recently, in order to record not only character printing but also various information necessary for manufacturing history management, it is increasing to simultaneously print two-dimensional codes that can record a lot of information. It is also necessary to inspect whether the code information is printed correctly.
- Patent Document 1 As a background technology of this print inspection device, there is Patent Document 1, for example.
- a direct marking system provided with a code marking device for forming a code read by the code reading device on the surface of the object, the code reading device and the code marking device are connected so as to communicate with each other, and the signal processing unit describes a direct marking system characterized by feeding back the evaluation result of the marking quality formed on the surface of the object to the code marking device.
- Inkjet recording devices charge ink particles that are continuously ejected from nozzles at a certain frequency.
- the charged ink particles hit the object to be printed after their flight trajectory is changed by the electric field between the deflection electrodes.
- the amount of charge to be charged to each ink particle that is continuously ejected is changed, the charged ink particles are deflected by a deflection electric field, and characters are formed by the dots that land on the printing object.
- Charging is performed by applying a voltage to an electrode called a charging electrode.
- the position where the ink particles land changes depending on the amount of charge.
- the occurrence of print distortion has been one of the factors that deteriorate the reading accuracy of two-dimensional codes and the like.
- Patent Document 1 in a direct marking system provided with a code marking device that forms a code to be read by a code reading device on the surface of an object, the code reading device and the code marking device are connected so as to be able to communicate with each other, and perform signal processing. The section feeds back the evaluation result of the marking quality formed on the surface of the object to the code marking device.
- the control disclosed in Patent Literature 1 is a control dedicated to laser markers, and no clear feedback control is described.
- Patent Document 1 in paragraph 0016, it is stated that the output and position of the print head are controlled when the code marking device is an inkjet system, but there is no disclosure of specific control. cannot be applied to an inkjet recording apparatus as it is.
- An object of the present invention is to provide an inkjet recording system and a method for correcting printed information that can appropriately evaluate print information printed by an inkjet recording apparatus and perform feedback control based on the evaluation.
- An inkjet recording system includes an inkjet printer that ejects ink onto a print target and prints predetermined information, which is composed of dots formed by the ejected ink, onto the print target; a camera for imaging the predetermined information; a detection unit for detecting a printing area of the predetermined information from an image of the predetermined information; and a predetermined dot area for dividing the detected printing area. , a reference position grid generating unit that generates a reference position grid in which dots serving as a reference for inspecting the landing position of the dots are added to each of the divided dot regions; and the printing region and the reference position grid are overlapped.
- the dot impact position relative to the reference dot position is inspected based on the superimposed image and a determination grade reference table for determining the degree of deviation of the dot impact position relative to the reference dot position. For correcting the landing positions of the dots based on the reading determination unit, the result of the inspection, and the correction data that defines the amount of correction of the dots that constitute the printing area that is determined according to the degree of deviation. and a dot position correcting unit that generates a feedback signal of and outputs it to the inkjet printer, and the inkjet printer generates a feedback signal based on the corrected landing position of the dot obtained from the feedback signal. and ejecting ink onto the object to be printed.
- the present invention it is possible to appropriately evaluate the print information printed by the inkjet recording apparatus and perform feedback control based on the evaluation.
- FIG. 3 is a diagram showing an example of a computer schematic diagram
- FIG. 10 is a diagram showing an example of a judgment item table showing evaluation criteria based on ISO15415
- FIG. 10 is a diagram showing an example of a judgment item table showing evaluation criteria based on ISO15415
- FIG. 10 is a diagram showing an example of a flowchart for explaining a processing procedure of automatic correction feedback processing; The relationship between the image-processed two-dimensional code, the reference position grid that serves as a reference for inspecting the landing positions of the dots that make up the two-dimensional code, and the superimposed image that superimposes the two-dimensional code and the reference position grid will be explained. It is a figure for doing.
- FIG. 11 is a diagram showing an example of a judgment grade reference table;
- FIG. FIG. 10 is a diagram showing an example of information indicating a warning about symbol contrast (SC); It is a figure which shows an example of a normal two-dimensional code. It is a figure which shows an example of defective printing. It is a figure which shows an example of defective printing.
- FIG. 5 is a diagram for explaining an example of print quality degradation factors of an inkjet recording apparatus; 1 is a diagram showing an example of a wireless LAN system to which this system is applied; FIG. FIG. 10 is a diagram showing an example of a correction data table that defines correction values for adjusting the charge amount of dots;
- a processor may be the subject of the processing to perform the processing while appropriately using storage resources (eg, memory) and/or interface devices (eg, communication ports).
- a main body of processing executed by executing a program may be a controller having a processor, a device, a system, a computer, or a node.
- the main body of processing performed by executing the program may be an arithmetic unit, and may include a dedicated circuit (for example, FPGA (Field-Programmable Gate Array) or ASIC (Application Specific Integrated Circuit)) that performs specific processing. .
- a program may be installed on a device such as a computer from a program source.
- the program source may be, for example, a program distribution server or a computer-readable storage medium.
- the program distribution server may include a processor and storage resources for storing the distribution target program, and the processor of the program distribution server may distribute the distribution target program to other computers.
- two or more programs may be implemented as one program, and one program may be implemented as two or more programs.
- FIG. 1 is a diagram showing an example of an inkjet recording system 1000 showing this embodiment.
- a print inspection device 4 is a device that performs a print inspection on a printed matter 2 printed by a printing device such as an inkjet printer 1.
- the camera 5 is imaging means for reading images including character strings and two-dimensional codes to be inspected.
- the monitor 6 not only displays the read image, but also sets print inspection conditions and displays inspection results.
- An image processing unit 26 that performs processing such as extracting a printed image from an image read by the camera 5, controls the light intensity and timing of illumination, and determines whether or not the character to be inspected is acceptable, It is composed of an input/output unit 32 and the like for giving various instructions such as image processing to the image processing unit 26 .
- an image including a character string and a two-dimensional code is exemplified as an inspection target, but the inspection target is not limited to this, and an image including various information such as symbols, numerals, and codes may be an inspection target. That is, not only the dots forming the character string or the two-dimensional code contained in the captured image, but also the dots forming the above-described various information may be inspected.
- the inkjet recording system 1000 includes the inkjet printer 1, the print inspection device 4, the camera 5, and the monitor 6.
- the print inspection device 4 uses a camera to read, for example, a two-dimensional code printed by an inkjet recording device or the like, such as characters and symbols such as a manufacturing number and information required for manufacturing history management, and prints the code. to determine whether the product is good or bad.
- FIG. 2 shows an example of a block diagram of the inkjet recording device and print inspection device of this embodiment.
- the inkjet recording apparatus 1 includes an MPU 7 (microprocessing unit) that controls the entire inkjet recording apparatus, a RAM 9 (random access memory) that temporarily stores data in the inkjet recording apparatus, and programs and corrections.
- a flash memory ROM 10 for pre-storing data, etc., a display device 11 for displaying the content to be printed, etc., an operation panel 12 for inputting the print content and setting values of printing parameters, and a print target for detecting the print target.
- a video RAM 14 for storing video data for printing, a character signal generating circuit 16 for generating a charging voltage for charging the ink particles 18b, a print inspection device interface 15 for electrically connecting to the print inspection device 4, and data etc., are connected by a bus line 17.
- the print head 33 which is a printing mechanism, applies a charging electric field to the ink container 19 that holds the ink 18a, the nozzles 20 that eject the ink, and the areas where the ink 18a ejected from the nozzles 20 separates and becomes ink particles 18b.
- the print head 33 draws up and pressurizes the ink 18 a in the ink container 19 and supplies it to the nozzles 20 .
- ink pressurized to a target pressure is supplied to the ejection path.
- a piezoelectric vibrator is vibrated by a voltage to vibrate the ink and make it into particles.
- the granulated ink 18 b is jetted from the orifice of the charging electrode 21 .
- the ink particles 18b charged by the charging electrode 21 are deflected by a force proportional to the charge amount while flying in the electric field between the positive deflection electrode 22b and the negative deflection electrode 22a, and are deflected onto the printing object 2.
- the impact position of the ink particles 18b in the deflection direction changes according to the amount of charge, and characters and figures are printed on the printing object by a plurality of impact particles.
- the impact position of the ink particles 18b in the deflection direction changes according to the charge amount.
- the impact position may be changed according to the frequency of the piezoelectric element in the nozzle.
- the print inspection device 4 is a device for inspecting character strings and two-dimensional codes printed by the inkjet recording device 1 .
- the print inspection device 4 includes an image input unit 41 that scans an image input from the camera 5, and stores the image read by the image input unit 41 in a HDD (Hard Disk Drive) or the like.
- An image storage unit 42 to be stored in a storage medium, an image processing unit 26 for processing images stored in the image storage unit 42, programs for realizing the functions of the image processing unit 26, and various data used in this system are stored.
- an input/output unit 32 for transferring the various data described above to and from the inkjet recording apparatus 1 and for outputting information to the monitor 6 .
- the image processing section 26 has an image processing circuit 261 , a two-dimensional code detection section 262 , a reference position grid formation section 263 , a reading determination section 264 and a dot position correction section 265 . These functions will be described later using flowcharts.
- the print inspection apparatus 4 shown in FIG. 1 includes, for example, a CPU 1601, a memory 1602, an external storage device 1603 such as an HDD, a CD (Compact Disk), a USB memory, etc. a reader/writer 1607 for reading and writing information from/to a storage medium 1608 having a portability of 1608; an input device 1606 such as a scanner, keyboard, and mouse; Card) or other communication device 1604 and an internal communication line (called a system bus) 1609 such as a system bus connecting them.
- a system bus internal communication line
- each functional unit of each system or device can be realized by the CPU 1601 loading a predetermined program stored in the external storage device 1603 into the memory 1602 and executing it.
- the predetermined program described above is stored (downloaded) in the external storage device 1603 from the storage medium 1608 via the reading device 1607 or from the network via the communication device 1604, and then loaded onto the memory 1602, It may be executed by the CPU 1601 . It may also be directly loaded into the memory 1602 from the storage medium 1608 via the reading device 1607 or from the network via the communication device 1604 and executed by the CPU 1601 .
- the print inspection device 4 is configured by a single computer
- all or part of these functions are provided distributed in one or more computers such as a cloud, and network Similar functionality may be achieved by communicating with each other via .
- the print inspection device 4 and the inkjet recording device 1 may be configured as one device.
- the monitor device 6 and the operation panel of the inkjet recording apparatus 1 may be shared. Specific processing performed by each unit constituting the print inspection device 4 will be described later using a flowchart.
- FIG. 4 is a diagram showing an example of a judgment item table showing the evaluation criteria.
- the breakdown of the seven items, as shown in FIG. 4, is that the determination item table 401 includes "displacement width”, “reflection margin”, “unused error correction”, “damage to position detection pattern”, “symbol contrast (SC) ”, “non-uniformity of symbol axis”, and “non-uniformity of module arrangement”, and each item is evaluated in five grades of A, B, C, D and F. In the total standard of print quality, a grade of B or higher is considered acceptable.
- Display width and “reflection margin” are items for evaluating the deviation of the luminance value of each cell in the two-dimensional code image.
- Symbol contrast (SC) is an item for evaluating the maximum contrast value of the two-dimensional code image.
- Unused error correction is an item for evaluating the unused rate of error correction when reading a two-dimensional code.
- Parting detection pattern damage is an evaluation item for a fixed pattern of code.
- Non-uniformity of symbol axis is an item for evaluating the degree of distortion of the two-dimensional code image.
- “Module placement non-uniformity” is an item for evaluating the amount of deviation of cells in a two-dimensional code image. Comprehensive evaluation is based on the lowest evaluation level of each item.
- Judgment items 1 to 4 are parameters that can be corrected by the inkjet recording apparatus.
- Judgment items 5 to 7 are parameters that cannot be corrected by the inkjet printing apparatus.
- FIG. 5 is a diagram showing an example of a flowchart for explaining the processing procedure of automatic correction feedback processing.
- step 1 the MPU 7 of the inkjet recording apparatus 1 sets the contents related to printing input by the user via the operation panel 12, controls the operation of the print head 33 according to the set contents, and to print a character string or a two-dimensional code 34 (FIG. 6).
- a character string or a two-dimensional code 34 FIG. 6
- character strings and other information can also be considered in the same way.
- step 2 the print inspection device 4 uses the camera 5 to image the two-dimensional code 34 printed on the printed matter 2 by the inkjet recording device 1, and an image including the imaged two-dimensional code 34 (FIG. 6) is displayed. , is read by the image input unit 41 .
- the image storage unit 42 stores the image read by the image input unit 41 in a storage medium such as an HDD.
- the image processing unit 26 displays the image of the two-dimensional code stored in the image storage unit 42 on the monitor 6, and the image processing circuit 261 performs image processing such as binarization.
- the two-dimensional code detection unit 262 detects a two-dimensional code from the image after image processing. For example, the two-dimensional code detection unit 262 detects the area of the two-dimensional code from the position of the position detection pattern included in the detected two-dimensional code image.
- the reference position gridding unit 263 generates the reference position grid 35 (FIG. 6) by dividing the detected two-dimensional code area into predetermined dot areas.
- FIG. 6 shows an image-processed two-dimensional code, a reference position grid serving as a reference for inspecting the landing positions of the dots forming the two-dimensional code, and a superimposed image of the two-dimensional code and the reference position grid. is a diagram for explaining the relationship between. More specifically, the reference position gridding unit 263 divides the image into dot areas 351 according to the number of dots 341 forming the two-dimensional code 34 shown in FIG. In FIG.
- the dot areas 351 are divided into the same number of dot areas 351 as 24, which is the maximum number of dots included in the vertical upper and lower limits of the size of the two-dimensional code. Similarly, it is divided into the same number of dot areas 351 as 24, which is the maximum number of dots included in the horizontal upper and lower limits of the dimensions of the two-dimensional code.
- the reference position grid generating unit 263 generates a grid area that is the basis of the reference position grid 35 having 24 ⁇ 24 dot areas 351 corresponding to the dots that make up the two-dimensional code 34 .
- the reference position grid forming unit 263 further assigns a reference dot 352 to the center position of each dot area 351 that constitutes the grid area. As a result, the reference position grid 35 including the reference dot 352 at the center position of the dot area 351 corresponding to each dot forming the two-dimensional code 34 is generated.
- the read determination unit 264 generates a superimposed image 36 in which the two-dimensional code 34 and the reference position grid 35 generated according to the size of the two-dimensional code 34 are superimposed, and the determination grade reference table shown in FIG. is used to inspect the dot landing position with respect to the reference position.
- FIG. 7 is a diagram showing an example of a judgment grade reference table.
- the judgment grade reference table 701 is a table for judging the degree of deviation of the dot landing position from the reference position. As shown in FIG. 7, the judgment grade reference table 701 associates judgment grades (five grades from A to F) with respect to the dot impact position with respect to the reference position, and the interparticle distance and its image for each grade. .
- the judgment grade reference table 701 may be stored in the ROM 31 in advance.
- the distance between particles which is the distance between dots
- the interparticle distance r is 0 to 0.05 mm as the distance between the closest portions. means that it must be within
- the reference dots 352a and 352b adjacent to each other are contained in the corresponding dots 341, respectively.
- the distance between particles which is the distance between dots
- the inter-particle distance r which is the distance between the closest parts mentioned above
- the adjacent reference dots 352a and 352b are included in the corresponding dots 341, and the dots 341 and the reference dots 352 share a tangent line.
- the dots 341a and 341b in this state are spaced apart from each other more than in the case of grade A.
- the distance between particles which is the distance between dots
- the inter-particle distance r which is the distance between the closest parts mentioned above, must be within 0.16 to 0.20 mm.
- the reference dots 352a and 352b that are adjacent to each other are not included in the corresponding dots 341, and the dots 341a and 341b are further apart than in the case of grade B.
- the interparticle distance which is the distance between dots
- the inter-particle distance r must be within 0.21 to 0.25 mm as the distance between the closest parts mentioned above.
- the reference dots 352a and 352b that are adjacent to each other are not included in the corresponding dots 341, and the dots 341a and 341b are further apart than in the case of grade C.
- the distance between particles which is the distance between dots
- the distance between dots must be 0.26 mm or more.
- the inter-particle distance r must be 0.26 mm or more as the distance between the closest parts mentioned above.
- the entire reference dots 352a and 352b that are adjacent to each other are not included in the corresponding dots 341, and the dots 341a and 341b are further apart than in the case of grade D. .
- the read determination unit 264 uses the superimposed image 36 and the determination grade reference table 701 to perform inspection based on the displacement of the dot landing position with respect to the reference position. Then, the two-dimensional code detection unit 262 reads the data of the inspected two-dimensional code 34 and decodes the two-dimensional code.
- step 5 the reading determination unit 264 determines whether or not the result of the inspection based on the deviation is the determination grade "B" or higher.
- step 5 the reading determination unit 264 determines that the result of the inspection based on the deviation is the determination grade "B" or higher (step 5; Yes)
- the inspection result of the positional deviation is acceptable. It is displayed on the monitor 6.
- step 6 the dot position correction unit 265 generates a feedback signal about the positional deviation (for example, a signal containing correction data determined by adjusting the amount of charge, etc. so that the landing dot is concentric with the reference dot). ) is generated and transmitted to the inkjet recording apparatus 1 .
- a feedback signal about the positional deviation for example, a signal containing correction data determined by adjusting the amount of charge, etc. so that the landing dot is concentric with the reference dot.
- the inkjet recording apparatus 1 that has received the feedback signal reflects the feedback signal including the correction data for the positional deviation in the parameters and continues printing. In this case, the evaluation items regarding the two-dimensional code quality shown in FIG. 4 are not corrected.
- the reading determination unit 264 determines that the result of the inspection based on the deviation is not the determination grade "B" or higher (step 5; No)
- the process proceeds to step 7.
- step 7 the two-dimensional code decoded in step 4 is evaluated using the two-dimensional code quality evaluation items (7 parameters based on ISO15415) shown in FIG. Check the judgment items. Each item can be evaluated by a method conforming to ISO15415.
- step 8 the reading determination unit 264 determines whether or not the determination items that are less than the B determination are the determination items 1 to 4.
- the determination item of the parameter that can be corrected by the inkjet recording apparatus (“displacement width” , “reflection margin”, “unused error correction”, and “damage to position detection pattern”).
- the reading determination unit 264 determines that the determination items that are less than the B determination are not the determination items 1 to 4 (step 7; No)
- the determination item of the parameter that cannot be corrected by the inkjet recording apparatus (“symbol Contrast (SC)", “symbol axis non-uniformity”, and “module placement non-uniformity”), go to step 11.
- step 9 the read determination unit 264 displays on the monitor 6 an image diagram (FIG. 7) when the two-dimensional code inspected in step 4 is determined in step 5. This allows the user to grasp the judgment grade of the two-dimensional code at a glance. At this time, the actually read two-dimensional code may be displayed as information indicating a warning, which will be described later. This makes it possible to easily confirm what kind of two-dimensional code was actually read.
- step 10 since the inspection result for the misalignment is unsatisfactory, there is no misalignment that raises the judgment grade displayed on the monitor 6 (for example, from grade "C” to grade "A").
- a feedback signal for example, a signal containing correction data determined by adjusting the amount of charge, etc., so that the landing dot is concentric with the reference dot
- the failed image 2 shown in FIG. Generate an evaluation feedback signal (for example, a signal containing correction data determined by adjusting the charge amount etc. so as to meet the ISO 15415 quality standard) for passing evaluation items 1 to 4 regarding the dimension code quality, and inkjet recording Send to device 1.
- the inkjet recording apparatus 1 continues printing by reflecting the feedback signals including the correction data for the misalignment and the evaluation feedback signals for passing the evaluation items 1 to 4 in the parameters.
- the correction data in step 10 will be described later.
- step 11 since the judgment items of the parameters ("symbol contrast (SC)”, “non-uniformity of symbol axis”, “non-uniformity of module arrangement") that cannot be corrected by the inkjet recording apparatus are failed,
- the reading determination unit 264 displays warning information on the operation panel 12 to call the administrator's attention. An example of warning information will be described later.
- FIGS. 8A to 8F are diagrams for explaining an example of warning information.
- FIG. 8A is a diagram showing an example of information indicating a warning about symbol contrast (SC).
- SC symbol contrast
- the two-dimensional code image (DM12) corresponding to the evaluated SC grade is displayed together with the SC grade. This information is displayed on the screen of the operation panel 12 as information indicating a warning.
- the ratio between the horizontal length 38 and the vertical length 37 of the two-dimensional code should be 1:1 as shown in FIG. 8B.
- defective printing FIGS. 8C, 8E, 8F
- the set reference length (surrounded by the dotted line) can be changed like the two-dimensional code 39(a) and the two-dimensional code 40(b).
- the set reference length (the length of the frame enclosed by the dotted line), such as the two-dimensional code 41(a) and the two-dimensional code 42(b) It may become longer or shorter in the vertical direction, or may be shifted or distorted with respect to the set reference length (the length of the frame enclosed by the dotted line), as in the two-dimensional code 43 shown in FIG. 8F. put away.
- the evaluation in the "symbol axis non-uniformity" is not equal to or higher than a predetermined evaluation (for example, B or higher)
- the evaluated two-dimensional code is displayed on the operation panel 12 as information indicating a warning. will be displayed on the screen.
- the upper and lower positions of the dots can be finely adjusted by adjusting the amount of charge.
- the two-dimensional code in which lateral deviation has occurred is displayed on the screen of the operation panel 12 as information indicating a warning.
- the dot position correction unit 265 determines that the result of the inspection based on the displacement in step 5 is not the judgment grade "B" or higher, based on the image diagram of the judgment grade indicating the displacement of the landing particles displayed in step 9.
- Correction data for the determined two-dimensional code is read.
- the correction data is data in which the correction amount of the dots forming the two-dimensional code (for example, the correction value for adjusting the charge amount of the dots so as to satisfy the quality standard of ISO15415) is stored in association with the judgment grade. be.
- FIG. 11 is a diagram showing an example of a correction data table that defines correction values for adjusting the charge amount of dots.
- the correction data table 1101 stores determination grades and dot charge amount correction values (correction values before and after evaluation based on determination items) in association with each other.
- the correction value "XC" for making each dot the reference position is the determination grade "D
- a value smaller than the correction value "XD” for making each dot in the case of the two-dimensional code determined as the reference position "XD" is stored. That is, the correction data table 1101 is created such that the higher the judgment grade, the smaller the correction value of the charge amount of the dot.
- the correction data table 1101 is created such that the higher the evaluation result, the smaller the correction value of the charge amount of the dot.
- the correction value based on the grade determination result and the correction value based on the evaluation result are different, but the same correction value may be used. Note that the correction data may be stored in the ROM 31 in advance.
- the dot position correction unit 265 corrects the two-dimensional code whose grade has been determined with a correction value corresponding to the determined grade.
- various conventionally known techniques can be used. For example, as shown in the judgment grade reference table 701 shown in FIG.
- the charging voltage data may be adjusted so as to lower the charging voltage so that the dot position becomes . Further, when the dot position is lower than the reference position, the charging voltage data may be adjusted so as to increase the charging voltage so as to achieve the reference dot position.
- the dot position correction unit 265 reflects the evaluation feedback signal including such correction data in the ROM 10 of the inkjet recording apparatus 1 via communication means (cable, wireless, etc.), print inspection device interface 15, and bus 17.
- the MPU 7 of the inkjet recording apparatus 1 controls the operation of the print head 33 according to the set contents, and prints a two-dimensional code reflecting the correction data on the printed material 2.
- the two-dimensional code is described as the inspection object, but as described above, various character patterns such as alphanumeric characters may be included.
- FIG. 9 is a diagram for explaining an example of print quality deterioration factors of an inkjet recording apparatus.
- Particle utilization refers to the ratio of charged particles to generated particles.
- a particle usage rate of 1/1 means that all generated particles can be charged. In this case, all particles are available for printing, resulting in faster printing speed.
- the Coulomb repulsive force 44 acts greatly, resulting in poor print quality. In this case, a large Coulomb force acts due to the Coulomb repulsive force 44, and due to this effect, among the judgment grades shown in FIG. but within 0.06 to 0.15 mm) is difficult to satisfy in some cases.
- step 5 of the automatic correction feedback process shown in FIG. The dimension code may be stored in the ROM 31, or information indicating a warning may be displayed on the operation panel 12 as in step 11.
- FIG. 10 is a diagram showing an example of a wireless LAN system to which this system is applied.
- the inspection results displayed on the inkjet printing apparatus 1 are transmitted via the wireless LAN access point 45, and a terminal device having a general hardware configuration is used. It is also possible to display on a display or a touch panel.
- the inspection results are, for example, inspection results based on the deviation of the dot landing position from the reference position in step 5 of the automatic correction feedback process shown in FIG. parameters), etc.
- the terminal device can be a communicable terminal or device having a general hardware configuration, such as a smartphone 46, a PC (Personal Computer) 47, a tablet terminal 48, or the like.
- the correction data described above is displayed on the screen of the terminal device, and an input device (for example, a keyboard or touch panel) receives an operation from the user, It may be possible to adjust the charging amount of the dots according to the judgment grade.
- the terminal device may transmit the adjusted correction data to the ROM 10 of the inkjet recording apparatus 1, reflect it in the correction data used in step 10 of FIG. 5, and print it. As a result, even when information indicating a warning due to printing failure is displayed, printing can be continued in real time by reflecting the correction data in which the user has adjusted the charging amount of dots and the like.
- ink is ejected onto a printing object (eg, printed matter 2), and predetermined information (eg, a two-dimensional code) composed of dots formed by the ejected ink is printed.
- An inkjet printer 1 that prints on a target, a camera 5 that captures an image of the predetermined information printed on the print target, and a print area (for example, two-dimensional A detection unit (for example, a two-dimensional code detection unit 262) that detects the area where the code 34 is printed), and divides the detected printing area into predetermined dot areas 351, and in each of the divided dot areas 351,
- a reference position grid forming unit (for example, a reference position grid forming unit 263) that generates a reference position grid 35 to which dots 352 that serve as a reference for inspecting the landing positions of the dots are added; Based on the superimposed image 36 and a judgment grade reference table 701 for judging the degree of displacement of the landing positions of the dots with respect to the reference dot positions, the dot positions with
- a reading determination unit (for example, a reading determination unit 264) that inspects the landing position, and correction data (for example, a dot position correction unit (for example, a correction value before evaluation defined in the correction data table 1101) that generates a feedback signal for correcting the landing position of the dot and outputs it to the inkjet printer (for example, a dot position correction unit 265) and a processing device (for example, the print inspection device 4), and the inkjet printer performs the above-described Ink is ejected onto the object to be printed.
- a dot position correction unit for example, a correction value before evaluation defined in the correction data table 1101
- the inkjet printer for example, a dot position correction unit 265
- a processing device for example, the print inspection device 4
- the inkjet printer it is possible to appropriately evaluate the printed information (for example, two-dimensional code) printed by the inkjet printer and perform feedback control based on the evaluation. For example, during the printing process, by gridding the reference positions of the impacted particles and inspecting the actual printed image for misalignment, there is no need to register a reference character pattern that serves as a reference, making it possible to determine the quality of the image.
- a system capable of automatic correction can be provided.
- the dot position correcting section adjusts the charging amount of the ink particles to determine the correction amount of the dots.
- a feedback signal is generated, and the inkjet printer ejects the ink with the adjusted charge amount onto the printing object. Therefore, it is possible to perform high-quality printing with the ink adjusted so that the dots are at the reference positions.
- the reading determination unit determines that the printing on the printing target is a predetermined printing area. It is determined whether or not a determination item (for example, a determination item table 401 that defines evaluation criteria according to ISO 15415) for determining whether or not the print evaluation criteria are satisfied is an item that can be corrected by an inkjet printer. If the item is determined to be correctable, the position correction unit performs the evaluation correction data (for example, the evaluation data defined in the correction data table 1101) that satisfies the predetermined print evaluation criteria, as described in step 10.
- a determination item for example, a determination item table 401 that defines evaluation criteria according to ISO 15415
- the position correction unit performs the evaluation correction data (for example, the evaluation data defined in the correction data table 1101) that satisfies the predetermined print evaluation criteria, as described in step 10.
- a later correction value is generated, and using the generated evaluation correction data, an evaluation feedback signal for correcting the landing position of the dot is generated, and the evaluation feedback signal and the feedback signal are combined with the inkjet printer. output to Therefore, it is possible to perform high-quality printing with ink in which dot positions are adjusted so as to satisfy both conditions of the judgment grade and the evaluation criteria.
- the inkjet printer has an operation panel 12 for inputting setting information regarding printing, and information on the correction data included in the feedback signal output from the processing device (for example, the H correction value shown in FIG. 11). ) is displayed on the operation panel, a user inputs a value (for example, an arbitrary value desired by the user) for adjusting the charge amount of the ink particles included in the correction data, and based on the value and ejects the ink with the adjusted amount of charge onto the object to be printed.
- a value for example, an arbitrary value desired by the user
- the value can be manually set to a value desired by the user.
- the inkjet recording system has a terminal (for example, various terminal devices shown in FIG. 10) connected via a network, and the terminal includes a display unit such as a display or a touch panel, a keyboard or a touch panel.
- the inkjet printer transmits information related to the correction data displayed on the operation panel to the terminal, and the ink included in the correction data received from the terminal the ink having the charge amount adjusted based on the value for adjusting the charge amount for the particles is ejected onto the print target, and the terminal displays information on the correction data transmitted from the inkjet printer on the display unit
- the input unit may receive an input of a value for adjusting the charge amount from the user, and transmit the value to the inkjet printer.
- the correction value can be manually set to a value desired by the user by remote control.
- the above-described reading determination unit determines (a) displacement width, (b) reflection margin, (c) unused error correction, and (d) damage to position detection pattern among the items included in the ISO 15415 determination items. is an item that can be corrected, the dot position correction unit generates the evaluation correction data for each of the items (a) to (d), and uses the generated evaluation correction data. , to generate the evaluation feedback signal.
- the items included in the ISO 15415 determination items can be corrected so as to satisfy the standards, and high-quality printing becomes possible.
- the above-mentioned reading determination unit selects (e) symbol contrast (SC), (f) non-uniformity of symbol axis, and (g) non-uniformity of module arrangement among the items included in the ISO 15415 determination items. is determined to be an item that cannot be corrected, warning information (for example, warnings such as shown in FIGS. 8A to 8F information) is output by displaying it on the screen, etc.
- warning information for example, warnings such as shown in FIGS. 8A to 8F information
- the user can grasp at a glance the state of the predetermined information (for example, two-dimensional code) composed of the dots evaluated for the items that cannot be corrected among the ISO 15415 determination items. can be done.
- Print head 14 Video RAM 34...Two-dimensional code (DM) example 15 ...
- Print inspection device interface 35 ... Grid of reference position 16
- Electrification voltage generation circuit 36 ...Compare with dot impact position 17...Bus line 37
- Ink 38 ...Standard horizontal length 18b
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2…印字対象物 22b…プラス偏向電極
3…コンベア 23…偏向電源
4…印字検査装置 24…ガター
5…カメラ 25…印字対象物検出回路
6…印字検査装置モニタ 26…画像処理部
7…MPU(マイクロプロセッシングユニット) 261…画像処理回路
8…印字制御回路 262…2次元コード検出部
9…RAM(ランダムアクセスメモリ) 263…基準位置グリッド化部
10…ROM(リードオンリーメモリ) 264…読み取り判定部
11…表示装置 31…検査装置のROM
12…操作パネル 32…入出力部
13…印字制御回路 33…印字ヘッド
14…ビデオRAM 34…2次元コード(DM)例
15…印字検査装置インタフェース 35… 基準位置のグリッド化
16…帯電電圧発生回路 36…ドット着弾位置と比較
17…バスライン 37…基準縦長さ
18a…インク 38…基準横長さ
18b…帯電したインク粒子 39~43…印字不具合例
19…インク容器 44…クーロン反発歪
20…ノズル 45…無線LANアクセス
21…帯電電極 46~48…端末デバイス
265…ドット位置補正部
1000…インクジェット記録システム
1101…補正データテーブル
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- インクを印字対象に吐出し、当該吐出したインクにより形成されるドットから構成される所定の情報を前記印字対象に印字するインクジェットプリンタと、
前記印字対象に印字された前記所定の情報を撮像するカメラと、
前記所定の情報が撮像された画像から、前記所定の情報の印字領域を検出する検出部と、
検出された前記印字領域を所定のドット領域に分割し、分割したドット領域のそれぞれに、前記ドットの着弾位置を検査する基準となるドットを付与した基準位置グリッドを生成する基準位置グリッド化部と、
前記印字領域と前記基準位置グリッドとを重ね合わせた重畳画像と、前記基準となるドットの位置に対する前記ドットの着弾位置のずれの度合いを判定するための判定グレード基準テーブルとに基づいて、前記基準となるドットの位置に対するドットの着弾位置を検査する読み取り判定部と、
前記検査の結果と、前記ずれの度合いに応じて定められた前記印字領域を構成するドットの補正量を定めた補正データとに基づいて、前記ドットの着弾位置を補正するためのフィードバック信号を生成し、前記インクジェットプリンタに出力するドット位置補正部と、を有する処理装置と、を有し、
前記インクジェットプリンタは、前記フィードバック信号から得られる補正された前記ドットの着弾位置に基づいて、前記印字対象にインクを吐出する、
ことを特徴とするインクジェット記録システム。 - 請求項1に記載のインクジェット記録システムであって、
前記ドット位置補正部は、前記インクの粒子に対する帯電量を調整することにより前記ドットの補正量を定めた前記補正データを用いて前記フィードバック信号を生成し、
前記インクジェットプリンタは、前記帯電量が調整されたインクを前記印字対象に吐出する、
ことを特徴とするインクジェット記録システム。 - 請求項1に記載のインクジェット記録システムであって、
前記読み取り判定部は、前記検出部が前記所定の情報の印字領域として2次元コードを検出した場合、前記印字対象に対する印字が所定の印字評価の基準を満たしているか否かを判定するための判定項目が、インクジェットプリンタにより補正可能な項目か否かを判定し、
前記ドット位置補正部は、前記補正可能な項目であると判定された場合、前記所定の印字評価の基準を満たす評価補正データを生成し、生成した前記評価補正データを用いて、前記ドットの着弾位置を補正するための評価フィードバック信号を生成し、当該評価フィードバック信号と前記フィードバック信号とを、前記インクジェットプリンタに出力する、
ことを特徴とするインクジェット記録システム。 - 請求項2に記載のインクジェット記録システムであって、
前記インクジェットプリンタは、
印字に関する設定情報を入力する操作パネルを有し、
前記処理装置から出力された前記フィードバック信号に含まれる前記補正データに関する情報を前記操作パネルに表示し、ユーザから、前記補正データに含まれる前記インクの粒子に対する帯電量を調整するための値の入力を受け付け、当該値に基づいて前記帯電量が調整されたインクを前記印字対象に吐出する、
ことを特徴とするインクジェット記録システム。 - 請求項4に記載のインクジェット記録システムであって、
前記インクジェット記録システムは、ネットワークを介して接続された端末を有し、
前記端末は、
表示部と、
入力部と、を有し、
前記インクジェットプリンタは、
前記操作パネルに表示した前記補正データに関する情報を前記端末に送信し、前記端末から受信した前記補正データに含まれる前記インクの粒子に対する帯電量を調整するための値に基づいて前記帯電量が調整されたインクを前記印字対象に吐出し、
前記端末は、
前記インクジェットプリンタから送信された前記補正データに関する情報を前記表示部に表示し、ユーザから、前記入力部が前記帯電量を調整するための値の入力を受け付け、当該値を前記インクジェットプリンタに送信する、
ことを特徴とするインクジェット記録システム。 - 請求項3に記載のインクジェット記録システムであって、
前記読み取り判定部は、ISO15415判定項目に含まれる項目のうち、(a)変位幅、(b)反射マージン、(c)未使用誤り訂正、(d)位置検出パターンの損傷、の各項目を前記補正可能な項目であると判定し、
前記ドット位置補正部は、前記(a)~(d)の各項目について、前記評価補正データを生成し、生成した前記評価補正データを用いて、前記評価フィードバック信号を生成する、
ことを特徴とするインクジェット記録システム。 - 請求項3に記載のインクジェット記録システムであって、
前記読み取り判定部は、ISO15415判定項目に含まれる項目のうち、(e)シンボルコントラスト(SC)、(f)シンボル軸の非均一性、(g)モジュール配置の非均一性、の各項目を前記補正可能でない項目であると判定し、前記(e)~(g)の各項目について、管理者の注意を喚起するための警告情報を出力する、
ことを特徴とするインクジェット記録システム。 - インクジェットプリンタが印字対象に印字した、インクにより形成されるドットから構成される所定の情報を補正する印字情報補正方法であって、
カメラが、前記印字対象に印字された前記所定の情報を撮像し、
検出部が、前記所定の情報が撮像された画像から、前記所定の情報の印字領域を検出し、
基準位置グリッド化部が、検出された前記印字領域を所定のドット領域に分割し、分割したドット領域のそれぞれに、前記ドットの着弾位置を検査する基準となるドットを付与した基準位置グリッドを生成し、
読み取り判定部が、前記印字領域と前記基準位置グリッドとを重ね合わせた重畳画像と、前記基準となるドットの位置に対する前記ドットの着弾位置のずれの度合いを判定するための判定グレード基準テーブルとに基づいて、前記基準となるドットの位置に対するドットの着弾位置を検査し、
ドット位置補正部が、前記検査の結果と、前記ずれの度合いに応じて定められた前記印字領域を構成するドットの補正量を定めた補正データとに基づいて、前記ドットの着弾位置を補正するためのフィードバック信号を生成し、前記インクジェットプリンタに出力し、
前記インクジェットプリンタが、前記フィードバック信号から得られる補正された前記ドットの着弾位置に基づいて、前記印字対象にインクを吐出する、
ことを特徴とする印字情報補正方法。
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