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User’s Manual Line Computer UNIX 12 Production Tools / S tation and Line Configuration Software Version 402.xx Edition 06/96 12.1 Configuration Editor 12 - 1 12 Pr oduction T ools / Station and Line Configuration 12.1 Co…
. User’s Manual SIPLACE Line Computer UNIX
Software Version 402.xx Edition 06/96
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User’s Manual Line Computer UNIX 12 Production Tools / Station and Line Configuration
Software Version 402.xx Edition 06/96 12.1 Configuration Editor
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12 Production Tools /
Station and Line Configuration
12.1 Configuration Editor
The actual configuration of a station is described in the Configuration Editor.
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NOTE
Only privileged users are permitted to generate or change a configuration using the Configuration Editor.
The station configuration can be generated and changed by means of the commands contained in the
Structure Editor (see section 12.1.2.6).
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In the Configuration Editor the different options such as nozzle changer, CRDL measuring instrument
and coplanarity laser module are set up.
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Only one real configuration can be generated for a given station.
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The station configuration forms the basis for the generation of the set-up by means of the Set-Up
Editor (see chapt. 13).
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Those options defined for the station configuration are preset for the set-up.
12 Production Tools / Station and Line Configuration User’s Manual Line Computer UNIX
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12.1.1 Starting the Configuration Editor
To be able to change or generate a station configuration, the steps described below have to be performed first.
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Click on SERVICES -> Station Configuration on the desktop menu bar.
The FSB containing the directory "master data:Stationen" is opened.
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Open the directory "master data:Stationen" by double-clicking.
The list of the configured stations is displayed in the FSB.
Changing existing configurations:
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Select station "xx.st" and confirm with OK (or select station directly by double-clicking).
The main window of the Configuration Editor, the Structure Editor is opened (see Fig. 12.1.1).
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NOTE
Problems may be encountered if an existing configuration is changed on the basis of which a set-up
has already been generated (consistency of set-up and configuration data). If, for example, an nozzle
changer, which was defined in the station's set-up data for the assembly of a particular PCB, is remo-
ved from the configuration of the station, it is no longer possible to select the job for the assembly of
this PCB (see chapt. 14).