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5.1.4 Losing Connection, Re-Connecting............................................................134
5.1.5 Heartbeat....................................................................................................134
5.2 D
ATA COLLECTION...............................................................................................135
5.2.1 Host Initializes Event ..................................................................................135
5.2.2 Equipment Reports Event ..........................................................................136
5.2.3 Equipment Reports Annotated ...................................................................137
5.2.4 Host Initiates Trace ....................................................................................138
5.2.5 Host Terminates Trace...............................................................................139
5.2.6 Host Requests Status.................................................................................139
5.2.7 Host Defines Limits ....................................................................................139
5.2.8 Host Queries Defined Limits.......................................................................139
5.2.9 Host Requests Report by CEID..................................................................140
5.2.10 Host Requests Annotated Report by CEID ................................................140
5.2.11 Host Requests Report by RPTID ...............................................................140
5.2.12 Host Requests Annotated Report by RPTID ..............................................140
5.2.13 Are You There ............................................................................................140
5.2.14 Host Reads Equipment ..............................................................................141
5.2.15 Host Sets Equipment Constants ................................................................141
5.3 A
LARMS ..............................................................................................................142
5.3.1 Equipment Reports Alarm ..........................................................................142
5.3.2 Host Enables/Disables Alarms ...................................................................142
5.3.3 Host Requests Alarms................................................................................142
5.3.4 Alarm Report (GEM, Ver 3.1 Compatibility) ...............................................143
5.3.5 Alarm Report (GEM, Ver 1.7 Compatibility) ...............................................143
5.4 C
ONTROL STATE .................................................................................................144
5.4.1 Host Sends On-Line Command .................................................................144
5.4.2 Host Sends Off-Line Command .................................................................144
5.4.3 Host Sends Remote Command .................................................................144
5.4.4 Equipment Rejects Host Command ...........................................................145
5.4.5 Go Remote, Operator-Initiated ...................................................................145
5.4.6 Go Local, Operator-Initiated .......................................................................145
5.4.7 Operator Command, Successful ................................................................146
5.5 P
ROCESS PROGRAM ............................................................................................147
5.6 E
QUIPMENT TERMINAL COMMUNICATIONS.............................................................147
5.6.1 Host to Equipment, Single Line ..................................................................147
5.6.2 Host to Equipment, Multi-Line ....................................................................147
5.6.3 Equipment Sends Text to Host...................................................................147
5.7 E
RROR MESSAGES ..............................................................................................148
5.7.1 Unrecognized Device ID.............................................................................148
5.7.2 Unrecognized Stream.................................................................................148
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5.7.3 Unrecognized Function .............................................................................. 148
5.7.4 Illegal Data Format..................................................................................... 148
5.7.5 Data Too Long ........................................................................................... 149
5.8 C
LOCK................................................................................................................ 150
5.8.1 Host Sets Date and Time........................................................................... 150
5.8.2 Host Requests Date and Time................................................................... 150
5.8.3 Equipment Requests Date and Time......................................................... 150
5.9 S
POOLING........................................................................................................... 151
5.9.1 Host Enables Spooling of Messages ......................................................... 151
5.9.2 Messages Spooled and Transmitted ......................................................... 152
5.9.3 Host Purges Spool ..................................................................................... 153
6 VARIABLES.............................................................................................................154
7 PREDEFINED REPORTS........................................................................................195
8 COLLECTION EVENTS........................................................................................... 198
8.1 E
RROR MESSAGES AS ERROR EVENTS ................................................................ 198
8.2 D
ESCRIPTION OF THE EVENT ............................................................................... 198
9 ALARMS .................................................................................................................. 237
10 POSSIBLE USES OF THE SIPLACE GEM INTERFACE ................................... 238
10.1 P
ROCESS CONTROL ............................................................................................ 238
10.2 T
RACEABILITY ..................................................................................................... 238
10.2.1 Structure of traceability data ...................................................................... 238
10.2.2 Additional Events for Traceability............................................................... 239
10.3 D
ETERMINING THE PRODUCTIVE TIMES ................................................................ 239
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HOST Interface Manual
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1 Introduction
This document describes the SECS interface version 503.xx provided on the SIPLACE
S25HM, S27HM, HS50 and HS60.
The SEMI Equipment Communication Standard (SECS) is published by Semiconductor
Equipment and Materials International (SEMI). It defines a computer to computer
communications interface between a unit of factory Equipment and a Host Computer.
This Equipment complies to the SECS-II standard, all SECS-II message used in GEM are
implemented. The SIPLACE complies to the following versions of standards:
E5-1994 (SECS-II)
SEMI Document #2758, Line 1 Item #1 (The Year 2000 issue)
1.1 Changes from Host Interface Manual V503.02
Variable PCBSIDEINCENTERCONVEYOR VID 912006 deleted.
1.2 SECS-II Clarifications
SIPLACE GEM is Year 2000 compliant according to the new Year 2000 SECS-II Standard
(SEMI Document #2758, Line 1 Item #1).
The SIPLACE uses the following SECS-II conventions:
1.2.1 Data Format Types
Where the Standards permit a choice of data item types, the choice has been made as
described in section „Message Detail“.
For outgoing messages, the Equipment always sends Data Items of the exact format
shown. For some incoming messages, the Equipment „forgives“ minor host errors. For
example, the Equipment may accept a U1 Data Item where a U2 format was expected.
We recommend the Host attempt to use the formats shown.
1.2.2 Data Item Length Bytes
For messages sent by the Equipment, the number of length bytes in Data Items is always
the minimum required to contain the Data Item length.
For messages received from the Host, the number of length bytes in Data Items can be 1,
2, or 3, provided that the length parameter can accurately be specified.
1.2.3 ASCII Data
Unless otherwise specified, all ASCII data items must contain printable ASCII data—that
is, characters in the range 0x20 to 0x7E.
1.2.4 Multi-Block Messages
Wherever the Host is supposed to send a single-block message, this Equipment will also
accept multi-block format.
The maximum size for a single SECS message is approximately 1000 blocks (256,000
bytes).