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1 - 5 1 P art names and functions 2.2 Keyboard and mouse This machine is equipped with a keyboard and mouse as standard features to operate the machine or edit data settings. To select a menu button or parameter item on …

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Part names and functions

2.1 Operation panel buttons

The operation panel buttons are provided on the front of the machine to run major com-

mands frequently used to operate the machine.

READY

RESET

START

STOP

ERROR CLEAR

Operation panel buttons

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READY

RESET

START

STOP

ERROR CLEAR

Release emergency stop and turn the servo on.

Stop automatic operation and return to standby for PCB production.

Perform component mount according to PCB data.

Interrupt automatic operation. (Press START to resume operation.)

Stop buzzer sound and clear error screen.

Button name Use the button to:

Operation panel button functions

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2. Operation panel and data input units

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Part names and functions

2.2 Keyboard and mouse

This machine is equipped with a keyboard and mouse as standard features to operate the

machine or edit data settings. To select a menu button or parameter item on the operation

screen, click it with the left mouse button.

Keyboard and Mouse

Keyboard

Mouse

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2. Operation panel and data input units

Part names and functions

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3. Head assembly

The head assembly is mounted on the Y arm and moves to pick up and mount components. The

following sections describe the head assembly configurations and nozzle types.

3.1 Component pickup/mount head

The head assembly has 4 in-line heads for component pickup and mounting. Head num-

bers are designated from 1 to 4, from the head closest to the fiducial mark recognition

camera. The spacing of adjacent nozzles attached to each head is 20mm, which is identi-

cal to the pitch of the feeder installation holes on the feeder plates.

4 in-line heads

Vacuum ejector

Head 4

Head 1

Moving camera

(for fiducial mark recognition and teaching)

Lighting unit

(for fiducial mark recognition and teaching)

Head movement

handle

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3.2 Nozzle types

To ensure stable component pickup, the correct nozzle that matches the component must

be used. The following table shows typical nozzles which can be attached to each head.

Five standard nozzles and one custom nozzle are available for the 4 in-line heads.

Type 81A

Type 82A

Type 83A

Type 84A

Type 86A

Type 8SA

Standard nozzle

for auto nozzle

change

Standard nozzle

for auto nozzle

change

Standard nozzle

for auto nozzle

change

Standard nozzle

for auto nozzle

change

Standard nozzle

for auto nozzle

change

Up to 5mm in

outer diameter

Nozzle Type Suitable head Typical Components Remarks

0603 size chip components only

1005 to 3216 size components, mini-mold transistors, etc.

4532 to 7343 size components, 10mm SOP, etc.

10x10mm to 31x31mm size components

(some conditions should be met.)

Cylindrical capacitor (Melf type)

Custom-made nozzle

All heads

Head 1

Head 2, 3, 4

4 in-line type nozzle

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