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8-35 8 Managing the data 3.2.3 Histor y Utility T he History Utility allows you to sa ve production logs to an external storage medium at one time or clear/reset them at one time. On the Setup screen, pressing the [Histo…

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Select the check boxes as needed.

• “Remember the lot log” check box

When this check box is selected, the board data that had been used when the power was last

turned off is loaded when the power is next turned on. The production lot data will be taken over.

• “Mch line of the Lot log does not output” check box

The lot logs of machines equipped with multiple stages or dual lanes include the “Stage” or “Lane”

column. Select this check box if you do not want to display the “Mch” row in the “Stage” or “Lane”

column.

• “Multi Language Output” check box

When this check box is selected, the production log data can be saved and loaded in multi-

language mode.

• “FullASCII Output” check box

When this check box is selected, incorrect character strings (character strings that cannot be used

with the machine) will be automatically converted into appropriate characters when a file is loaded.

Incorrect character strings (examples): !#$%&@*<>?/

• “History output setting of specified time” check box

Make this setting when specifying the time to output production log data.

Select the “History output setting of specified time” check box and enter the time in 24-hour format

in the ”Specified time” box. Production log data will be output at the specified time every day and

automatically saved.

When the “After the history output, the unit logs are reset” check box is selected, the machine

operation log data (Unit log data) will be reset at the time when production log data is output.

• “Limit size of total history” box

A limit can be set on the total amount of production log data to be saved. An alarm will be issued

when the free space remaining in the destination reaches the limit specified here. Setting this item to

“0” does not place any limit.

When finished setting, press the [OK] button.

The display returns to the “Setting” screen, and press the [Close] button to close it.

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3.2.3 History Utility

The History Utility allows you to save production logs to an external storage medium at one time or clear/reset

them at one time.

On the Setup screen, pressing the [History] button opens the "History Utility" screen as shown below.

History Utility

Check the necessary items.

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To save logs at one time:

1. Check the check boxes next to the items you want to save, and press the [Save] button.

2. When the "Media Select" screen appears, check or select the storage medium and press the [OK] button.

3. A confirmation dialog appears. Press the [Yes] button to save the selected items.

4. Another dialog appears when the selected items have been saved. Press the [OK] button to close the dialog box.

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Production logs are saved in a folder named "My History" in the external storage medium.

To clear/reset logs at one time:

1. Check the check boxes next to the items (MIS) you want to clear or the items (Unit log) you want to reset, and press the

[Clear/Reset] button.

2. A confirmation dialog appears. Press the [Yes] button to clear/reset the selected items.

CAUT ION

Deleted data cannot be restored, so be careful.

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INDEX

Index

4-point ﬁducial function 5-25

Alignment 2-40

Arranging the push-up pins 2-22

Auto trace function 6-6

Axis conﬁguration 1-14

Backup

Making a backup of board data 8-1

Making a backup of system data 8-10

[Backup] button 8-14

Badmark

Badmark operation ﬂows 5-28

Badmark function 5-27

Block badmark 5-27

Board badmark 5-27

Local badmark 5-27

Badmark parameter 5-26

Ball lead component 5-47

Before operation 2-1

Bleeding the nozzle air 2-29

Block ﬁducial function 5-23

Block offset 7-14

Distribution 7-17

Returning 7-19

Board clamp 1-13

Board ﬁducial function 5-23

Board ﬁle format conversion 7-20

Converting VIOS data into YGX data 7-20

Converting YGX data into VIOS data 7-22

Board information 5-13

Board parameter 5-14

Buzzer 1-1

CE marking i

Changing the conveyor width 2-20

Checking/correcting dispensing positions

4-55

Chip component 5-37

Clearing an error 2-4

Component information

Creating procedure 5-36

Connector component 5-48

[Conveyor] tab screen 2-20

Conveyor unit 1-13

Changing the conveyor unit setup 2-19

Conveyor unit setup ﬂow 2-19

Conveyor width 3-4

[ConveyOut Stop] button 2-44

[Create] button 5-5,5-8

Create New Board Data 7-2

Creating the component information

5-35

Creating the dispense correction (map)

4-23

Creating the mark data for dot

recognition 4-14

Creating the predispensing information

4-8

Cursor teaching 6-11

[Cycle Stop] button 2-44

Database

Database list 8-23

User database 8-23

YAMAHA database 8-23

Dispense correction retries 4-48

Dispense distribution 5-68

Dispense sequence 3-9,4-51

Dispensing test function 4-2

Dot dispense information

Creating dot dispense information 5-68

Editing the dot dispense information 5-73

Dot dispense parameter 5-33

Dot plate 1-10

Dot station 1-11,4-37

Dummy feeder iv

Edit Assistant 6-15

Editing rows 6-17

Editor 7-1

Emergency stop 2-3

Fiducial parameter 5-22

Find 6-18

Finishing board production 2-44

Front panel switches 1-12

FullASCII Output 8-34

[Full Backup] button 8-15

Halfway Continue function 6-1

Head assembly 1-6

Height Displacement 2-43

IC component 5-40

Keyboard 1-5

Laser displacement meter 1-6

Liquid disposal cup 1-11

Local ﬁducial function 5-24

Machine main unit 1-1

Names and functions of major parts 1-1

Main menu button area 2-7

Main power switch 1-1,2-1

Main stopper 1-13,3-4

Mark Adjust mode 5-58

[Mark] button 5-52

Mark information 5-51

Creating procedure 5-52

Monitor

Badmark 2-42

Detail 2-37

Dispense 2-40

Fiducial 2-41

Main 2-36

Vision 2-39

Mount parameter 5-16

Network connections A-1

NEXT INTERFACE 1-18

Nozzle types 1-7

Offset parameter 5-18

Operation panel and data input unit 1-3

Operation panel buttons 1-4

[EMERGENCY STOP] button 1-4

[ERROR CLEAR] button 1-4

[READY] button 1-4

[RESET] button 1-4

[START] button 1-4

[STOP] button 1-4

Operation screen 2-7

Status area 2-7

[Operator] button 2-2

Original Block No. 5-17,5-19,5-22,5-26,

7-15,7-18

[Parts] button 5-36

Pattern matching 5-62,5-67

Pattern registration 5-63

Pitch distribution function 5-20

Point ﬁducial function 5-24

Point teaching 6-7

Multi-point input 6-9

One-point input 6-9

Position correction dispense 5-30

Position correction dispense function 4-34

Pre-dispense parameter 5-31

Predispensing interval setting 3-10

Pre-operation check 2-17

PREVIOUS INTERFACE 1-17

Production log 8-25

Push-up pin 1-13

Push-up plate 1-13

[READY] button 2-3

Registering board name 5-5

Remaining amount detection angle

setting 3-11

Renumber 6-19