# Toolbar

The In-Sight® 3D EasyBuilder Toolbar allows single-click access to common tasks.

Note:

- You can customize the In-Sight Toolbar by moving the tool blocks.
- Icons appear grayed out when their corresponding functions are not available in the current context.

Icon | Tool | Keyboard Shortcut | Description
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File Tools
| New Job A job is a user-configured program in In-Sight 3D EasyBuilder consisting of functions and designed for specific applications. You can create and edit jobs using the In-Sight 3D EasyBuilder interface, and load them on a vision system for deployment in a live environment. | Ctrl + N | Allows you to create a new job. For more information, see Managing In-Sight® 3D EasyBuilder Jobs. Saving a new job creates a *.jobx file.
| Open Job | Ctrl + O | Allows you to open an existing job stored on the In-Sight vision system, on the PC running In-Sight Vision Suite, or on local network storage. For more information, see Managing In-Sight® 3D EasyBuilder Jobs.
| Save Job | Ctrl + S | Saves the current job on the In-Sight vision system, on the PC running In-Sight Vision Suite, or on local network storage. For more information, see Managing In-Sight® 3D EasyBuilder Jobs.
Sensor Tools
| Trigger | F5 | Acquires one new image from the active In-Sight vision system.
| Repeating Trigger |  | Acquires images continuously. To compensate for different lighting conditions, the In-Sight vision system automatically adjusts exposure time after each acquisition Acquisition is the process or result of the vision system acquiring a new image.. The vision system sets the interval in milliseconds, 0 to 10,000, the default is 500. The delay depends on the image processing time of the current job. For example, when the delay parameter is set to 5,000 milliseconds, the In-Sight vision system acquires an image every 5,000 milliseconds, provided the job completes the image processing within 5,000 milliseconds. If the job does not process the image on time, the In-Sight vision system acquires an image when the image processing is complete.
| Live video |  | Displays a live video image. You can use the live video when making adjustments to the lens and the field of view of the In-Sight vision system. To exit this mode, click on the button again.
| Go Online | Ctrl + F8 | Toggles the Online/Offline state of the active In-Sight vision system.
Inspect tools Note: The Inspect tools are only available in the Inspect application step.
| Copy | Ctrl + C | Copies selected tool.
| Paste | Ctrl + V | Pastes previously copied tool.
| Undo | Ctrl + Z | Undoes most recent action.
| Redo | Ctrl + Y | Restores a previously undone action.
Image Display Tools
| Zoom In | Shift + Add | Increases the level of magnification on the image.
| Zoom Out | Shift + Subtract | Decreases the level of magnification on the image.
| Zoom 1:1 | Shift + Multiply | Set the zoom ratio to 1:1. The image represents a 1:1 pixel mapping between the image and your display resolution.
| Zoom To Fill |  | Fills the entire display with the image.
| Zoom to Fit |  | Fits the image to the display.
| Rotate Image | Shift + Divide | Rotates the image 90° clockwise.
| Show Image Saturation | Ctrl + Shift + B | Enables or disables the highlighting of over- or undersaturated pixels in the image. The function Functions are tools that are available in Spreadsheet for processing and analyzing acquisitions or other results. You can add functions to your Spreadsheet job to create tool chains and produce results for specific applications. indicates undersaturated pixels in blue and oversaturated pixels in red. A pixel is undersaturated when the grey level, or RGB level for color images, is less than or equal to the Low Saturation Level: greyscale or RGB values of 5. A pixel is oversaturated when the grey level, or RGB level for color images, is greater than or equal to the High Saturation Level: greyscale or RGB values of 240.
Maximize Cell Region Tool
| Maximize Cell Region | Ctrl + Shift + N | Fits the search box of an inspection tool to the entire image. Some inspection tools, like the Math Tool, or the Measure Distance Tool cannot use this function. Note: Maximize Cell Region is only available in the Inspect application step.