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SIPLACE Setup Center 2.2 Installation Manual 4.1.3 Forced Setup Verification The Activation CD activates the forced setup verification and the component level indicato r at the SIPLACE placement machine. The forced setup…

Installation Manual SIPLACE Setup Center 2.2

4 System components and configurations

4.1 System components

4.1.1 Setup Center

A complete installation of SIPLACE Setup Center requires:

• SIPLACE Pro Interface

SIPLACE Setup Center consists of the following components:

• SIPLACE Setup Center GUI

• SIPLACE Setup Center Database

• Database Backup Tool

• Error Reporting Tool

In addition the following tools can be installed:

• Setup Selection Assistant

• SIPLACE Pro Trace Config Assistant

4.1.2 Dragon Scanner

The Setup Center supports the radio-controlled scanner system „Dragon M101“ by Datalogic.

This scanner has a four-line display and supports 1D barcodes only.

Communication between the scanner and the Setup Center requires the cradle „OM-Dragon“.

This is connected to the Setup Center PC via the serial port. Each Setup Center GUI supports

one cradle. Up to 32 scanners can be linked to one cradle. Setup Center supports simultaneous

operation with multiple scanners.

The barcode types supported in standard configuration are:

• EAN 8/EAN 13/UPC A/UPC E

• Interleaved 2/5

• Code 39

• Code 128

• Code 93

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4.1.3 Forced Setup Verification

The Activation CD activates the forced setup verification and the component level indicator at the

SIPLACE placement machine.

The forced setup verification monitors the verification status of individual tracks. Non-verified

tracks are disabled to force setup verification.

The component level indicator identifies the component fill level for each track, and updates the

fill level for each track at the end of each PCB. Further, it manages threshold values for each

track and stops the pick up process, if a threshold is reached.

4.1.4 Docking Station

The docking station is the link between the X-Series changeover table and the X-Series feeder

and forms the communication point between SC PC and feeders/changeover tables. Docking

stations supply the feeders with compressed air and energy. Data transfer is via a CAN-Bus

cable.

There are various docking stations, for the different table types:

• Docking station for X-Series tables

4.2 System configuration

There are several different recommended installation scenarios for SIPLACE Setup Center. The

installation depends on the working area where SIPLACE Setup Center will be used and on other

conditions as described below.

4.2.1 SIPLACE Pro

It is recommended that at least the SIPLACE Pro Interface (SPI) is installed on the system.

SIPLACE Setup Center works with SIPLACE Pro 2.0. 2.1, 3.1 and 3.2, but it uses different files,

depending on the SIPLACE Pro version.

Further information about this is given in the according installation steps for SIPLACE Setup

Center GUI.

4.2.2 Setup Center Database

Before the first installation you must decide which type of data management will be used. The

following decision tree should give you support with this decision. Please read through the

questions thoroughly and follow the appropriate result path. As a result you get the recommended

kind of installation for the SIPLACE Setup Center database.

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Fig. 4-1 Decision Tree for SIPLACE Setup Center Database

Questions:

• Do the packaging units have Unique ID barcodes?

Each packaging unit in the factory must be marked with a unique barcode. It is possible that

the unique ID is part of a combined barcode.

• Do you validate the setup in a pre-setup area?

The pre-setup area is used to validate the setup for correctness and completeness. The

validated tables are docked to the production line(s) for use.

• Local database (MSDE)

This scenario does track the numbers of components on each packaging unit. The current

number of components are “remembered” when the packaging unit is torn down. If the

packaging unit is moved to another line the other Setup Center system does not know this

reel and will start with the start quantity. Therefore the operator need to check each partially

fractured packaging unit he gets from the stock and need to adjust the quantity if necessary.

This scenario offers a higher amount of operation safety, because the SIPLACE Setup Center

and a local MSDE database are installed to different computers for each production line. If

one component of SIPLACE Setup Center encounters an error, only one production line is

affected.

• Central database

The SIPLACE Setup Center database can be installed to any available Microsoft SQL Server

2000 (SP3a). In this case, the customer is responsible to set up a backup & recovery strategy

and must provide an operating Microsoft SQL Server 2000 (SP3a).

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