Tips

Getting a good REFERENCE

Place the green mat under the platform covering all the inspection area and make sure the table is not visible from the camera.
Make sure that the PCBA is correctly mounted. This is important because if there is an error on it, it will not be marked on subsequent PCBAs inspected.
Avoid using PCBA with contamination. Clean the PCBA before taking the picture
Avoid mixing different components with same specifications. The software is not able to "read" the labeling and will mark them even if they have the same specifications. If a component have changed during production make a new REFERENCE image to avoid false positive marking.
Avoid taking images with cables or components with high position variability. This would increase the false positive rate.

REFERENCE:

UUI:

Result:
Ensure the image has been taken correctly focused and all components looks sharp. If not, repeat the capture.
Ensure there are no objects other than the PCBA in the image.
Select the correct composition of images to avoid taking unnecessary images and to shorten processing time.
Do not mix soldered and pre-soldered PCBAs. If you take a picture of a REFERENCE image with soldered components, do not inspect unsoldered UUI PCBAs, it will result in a marking with a very high false positive rate.
As with soldered/pre-soldered PCBAs, do not mix coated and uncoated PCBAs.

Follow the REFERENCE taking tips
Place the PCBA to inspect in the same location and position as the REFERENCE PCBA was captured. The live view will display a phantom image of the REFERENCE PCBA to assist with alignment. It is not necessary to place the UUI in exactly the same location as the software corrects the alignment.