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Choose the Browser Lab for a first image experiment. Use the Windows path only with a supplied, reviewed package and a controlled workstation.

Browser Lab: first image workflow

Open the Browser Vision Lab from the DeYiVision website. The hosted Lab has a contact entry form; review the displayed consent and complete it yourself. The entry form sends contact details to the hosted service. This is separate from image processing.
Wait for the engine to initialize. On first load, the Lab runs a synthetic example once. Later workflow runs are initiated by you. Check the input node says it is a synthetic example.
Select Choose local image (or choose a file on the input node), or drag a picture onto the canvas. The public Lab supports browser-decodable pictures such as PNG, JPEG and WebP. See input limits.
Select a node and open Node parameters. Apply or discard pending parameter edits before running.
Select Run for the whole workflow. Trial selected node evaluates a local node scope; it is not proof that the whole graph succeeds.
Open Results and inspect the input, output, dimensions, processing status and elapsed time. If the graph changed after a run, the old result belongs to the previous parameters.
Open Workflows and samples and export a workflow or development report if you need to keep it. A tab's draft or session history is not a durable project backup.

The English wording can vary slightly with the build. The toolbar groups image selection, workflow/sample library, node parameters and results around the canvas.

Local interface example

Locally built Browser Vision Lab with a synthetic 320 by 200 image and numeric output 2 — Simulation environment: a locally built copy of the Lab at the reviewed version, a synthetic sample, and local test responses standing in for the hosted entry gate. The browser calculated numeric output 2. No camera, hosted contact form, production gate or external service was exercised. The displayed timing is one local observation, not a benchmark.

Windows: first launch

Obtain the approved installer and its release information from DeYiVision. Confirm which camera model, firmware and SDK combination was tested for that package.
Follow installation. Keep internet access disabled during initial setup. Preserve existing configuration and data before an upgrade.
Start DeYiVision under the intended Windows user. Open the workbench and check its connection state. An unconnected or demo interface may display synthetic data.
Start with an offline image workflow and compare the reported workspace, version and input identity. Do not infer device access from a successful PC run.
Arrange a supervised camera commissioning window, then follow camera connection. Confirm the current job and the effect of any action before using it.

What counts as success

For a Lab trial, success means the intended graph completed on the selected image and you can explain the output. For a Windows offline run, it also means the task, workflow revision and result belong to the same instance.

Neither success establishes a production inspection threshold, a camera's final OK/NG field, line cycle time or equipment safety. Those require agreed samples and site acceptance.