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Stop processing PCB 3
The current PCB assembly process is stopped. 3
Å Click the menu item Stop processing PCB (or the corresponding icon)
Abort processing 3
This function allows you to abort certain operating steps such as feeder position recognition or
nozzle changes in the event of a machine stoppage (fatal error, Stop button pressed) 3
Å Click the menu item Abort processing.
The current operation is aborted when you confirm the action in the displayed dialog box.
Continue processing 3
The preceding assembly process, interrupted for example because of an error, is continued once
the fault has been eliminated. 3
Å Click the menu item Continue processing (or the corresponding icon).
Switch to MIS 3
This menu function cannot be executed in the current software version. 3
Switch to SIPLACE Pro 3
This menu function cannot be executed in the current software version. 3
Switch to operating system ... 3
You use this menu item to switch to the Windows operating system after entering your password.
From here, you can then subsequently return to the SIPLACE user interface. 3
NOTE
This menu option is not available at the "Operator" access level. 3
Å Click the menu item Switch to operating system ...
The Windows user interface is displayed and the SC software continues to run in the back-
ground.
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Shut down computer... 3
All applications are closed without any files which may have been processed being saved and the
station computer is shut down. 3
NOTE
This menu option is not available at the "Operator" access level. 3
Å Click the menu item Shut down computer...
The following dialog box is opened.
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Å Click Yes if you want to terminate your work.
The station computer is shut down.
Å Switch off the machine at the main switch.
3.3.2.2 "View" Menu
The "View" menu contains the options for calling the placement functions, single functions and vi-
sion functions. It is also used to start the SITEST test program and call the view for running the
GEM functions. 3
Å Click the required menu option.
The screen display is switched to the corresponding view in which you can then call the nec-
essary functions.
NOTE
All the options in this menu can also be called by clicking the corresponding toolbar button (see
section 3.2.2.2
) or by pressing the corresponding function key. If shortcuts have been defined,
these can also be used. 3
NOTE
The 3 menu options below belong to the group of placement functions. 3
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Setup F2 3
The setup for a feeder location is displayed in tabular form. It can be called separately for each of
the four locations.
The procedure is described in more detail in Chapter 4
"Placement Functions". 3
Errors F3 3
Errors are differentiated by type and each error type is presented in a separate table. You can call
separate tables for track errors, conveyor errors, machine errors and general errors.
The last error to have occurred is always displayed at the top of the table. Identical errors are cu-
mulated in the error counter ("#E" column).
The procedure is described in more detail in Chapter 4
"Placement Functions". 3
Feeders F4 3
Here you can use a variety of functions to display and fill empty tracks for linear feeders or to dis-
play and modify inventory levels for trays and wafflepack changers.
The procedure is described in more detail in Chapter 4
"Placement Functions". 3
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NOTE
The following 6 menu options belong to the group of single functions.
The single functions are used to execute specific actions following fatal errors as well as to set up
and test the machine since they allow you to address the various functional modules in a defined
manner.
Execution of the single functions is described in Chapter 5 "Single Functions". 3
Gantry 1 F5 3
This allows you to call the single functions for gantry 1. These functions can be used, for example,
to test the revolver head functions. 3
NOTE
Each of the 4 gantries can be addressed separately.
The functions are identical for all the gantries. 3
Gantry 2 F6 3
Single functions for gantry 2 3