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Maintenance • Replacing Major Assemblies 5—50 PS288 Owner’s Manual 4i) On the Search Search dialog tool bar , click a to hide Object dialog. See Figur e 5-60 . Figur e 5-60—Click a to hide Object dialog 4j) On the Gantry…

Maintenance • Adjustments, Calibrations, and Functional Tests

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search area, place the arrow on any line, hold the left touchpad button

down, and use the touchpad to drag the line.

Figure 5-58—Adjust device search area around device

4h) When the device search area is adjusted, click the green triangle on the

Area Search00.Area dialog to exit. See Figure 5-59.

Figure 5-59—Click green triangle

Maintenance • Replacing Major Assemblies

5—50 PS288 Owner’s Manual

4i) On the Search Search dialog tool bar, click

a to hide Object dialog. See

Figure 5-60.

Figure 5-60—Click

a to hide Object dialog

4j) On the Gantry window, click P4 to return the PNP head to

Programmer 4. Right-click to place the device in the socket.

4k) On the Handler Computer, use Windows Explorer to copy the reference

vision file just modified (in this example, S273.prj).

4l) Paste a copy of S273.prj file to create Copy of S273.prj.

4m) Rename Copy of S273.prj to VisionTemplate.prj. This ensures that the

new vision calibration values are saved to the template used to teach

reference vision files.

This completes the process of calibrating the vision system.

NOTE: To teach a reference vision file, see “Teach the Reference

Vision File” on page 3-21

Replacing Major

Assemblies

The PS288 is a modular system that easily facilitates the removal and

replacement of most major assemblies. Basic instructions for their replace-

ment can be found in this section.

WARNING: Replacement of any mechanical assembly requires

machine recalibration to ensure proper placement of devices and

prevent damage to the PS288 or potential injury to personnel.

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Replacing the Pick And Place Head

To replace the PNP head:

1. Prepare the system—

1a) From the Gantry window, move the PNP head to the front of the work

envelope so it can be easily reached. The Tape input location works

well. See Figure 5-61.

1b) Verify that the PS288 is shut down (see “Shut Down the System” on

page 3-12) and the main power switch is in the OFF position.

Figure 5-61— Move PNP head to Tape input location

2. Remove vacuum line and cable—

2a) Remove vacuum line by pulling the line gently while pushing the red

collar.

2b) Remove cable by loosening two screws (indicated in Figure 5-62).

Figure 5-62—Location of vacuum line and cable screws

Pull vacuum line

Push red collar

Loosen cable screws