YV180X_Ope_E.pdf - 第40页

3 -9 EPD8013110 Operation Chapter 3 3 Manual operation 4. Operating the I/O monitor The I/O monitor in MANU AL mode is useful for checking the mounter operation status or switching mechanical parts on or off manually . T…

-8

EPD8013110

Operation

Chapter 3

Manual operation

3. Feeder operation

Feeder operation can be checked with the <A4 FEEDER ON/OFF>

command in MANUAL mode.

Select MANUAL mode.

The MANUAL mode is available in the OPERATION, DATA and MAINTE-

NANCE Managers.

Select <A2 FEEDER OUT MONITOR> from the <A/IO

UTILITY> menu window.

The screen below appears when this command is selected. The left-hand

numbers (from 1) show the front feeder plate set numbers and right-hand

numbers (from 101) the rear feeder plate set numbers.

FEEDER OPERATION screen

27305-C0-00

<COMMAND_LIST> A/IO_UTILITY

< FEEDER OPERATION >

101 - 108

109 - 116

117 - 124

125 - 132

133 - 140

141 - 148

1 - 8

9 - 16

17 - 24

25 - 32

33 - 40

41 - 48

00000000

Move the cursor to the feeder to be operated and press the

[ENTER] key.

1. Using the arrow keys, place the cursor on the feeder set number

you want to operate and press the [ENTER] key. (To move the cursor

between the left-hand and right-hand numbers, press the [TAB] or [SPACE]

key.)

2. Digit “0” of the selected feeder changes to “1” and the feeder pneu-

matically operates to open the shutter.

3. To turn off the feeder, press the [ENTER] key again.

Digit “1” changes to “0” and air supply stops to close the shutter.

-9

EPD8013110

Operation

Chapter 3

Manual operation

4. Operating the I/O monitor

The I/O monitor in MANUAL mode is useful for checking the mounter

operation status or switching mechanical parts on or off manually. The

following explains how to read or operate the digital signal output monitor

in MANUAL mode. (For more information, refer to the mounter service

manual.)

Select MANUAL mode.

The MANUAL mode is available in the OPERATION, DATA and MAINTE-

NANCE Managers.

Select <A1 INPUT/OUTPUT MONITOR> from the <A/IO

UTILITY> menu window.

The DISP. TYPE box appears for selecting the display method.

Select the display method.

There are two display methods, “ALL” and “SELECTION”.

Selecting “ALL” allows you to view all the digital I/O status.

Selecting “SELECTION” displays the submenu from which you can select

the specific group (such as “CONVEYOR” and “HEAD”).

Move the cursor to the item you want to check or operate.

When the I/O monitor is displayed, use the arrow keys to align the yellow

cursor with the item you want to check or operate. A description is

displayed in a light blue box on the screen, giving the item of the reading

and an explanation of what “0” and “1” correspond to.

Press the [ENTER] key to switch on and off.

Each time you press the [ENTER] key, the digit on which the cursor is

positioned switches between “0” and “1”.

To move the cursor between the output and input monitors, press the

[TAB] key.

Output monitor (left) and input monitor (right) screen

27306-C0-00

HEAD

....

OUT

00000000 ....

....

T2A30

.....

N2260

.....

I/O MONITOR DISP. TYPE SELECTION

Head-A HEAD 1-8 BLOW

USUAL 0 / BLOW 1

HEAD

....

OBJECT HEAD

<<MODE>> 4/MANUAL

Use the arrow keys to move the cursor.

Description of selected item

Reference

Each time you press the [TAB] key, the yellow cursor moves between the left-half output

monitor and the right-half input monitor to switch the active monitor.

Chapter 4

Daily operation

1. Overview ............................................................................. 4-3

2. Inspection before operation ................................................. 4-5

3. Starting the machine ............................................................ 4-6

3.1 Turning the power ON ............................................................. 4-7

3.2 Return to origin ........................................................................ 4-9

4. Warm-up ............................................................................ 4-10

5. Starting PCB production..................................................... 4-13

6. Finishing PCB production ................................................... 4-22

7. Turning the power OFF ...................................................... 4-24

8. Changing the conveyor unit setup ...................................... 4-26

8.1 Conveyor unit setup flow ....................................................... 4-27

8.2 Conveyor width...................................................................... 4-29

8.3 Locate pins ............................................................................. 4-30

8.4 PCB support plates ................................................................. 4-31

8.5 Transfer hook.......................................................................... 4-32

8.6 Push-up pins .......................................................................... 4-33

8.7 Edge clamp (option) ............................................................... 4-34

9. HALFWAY CONTINUE command ...................................... 4-35

9.1 Loading the saved data ........................................................... 4-36

9.2 Editing mount flags ................................................................. 4-37

This chapter describes the routine operation for PCB production,

including the conveyor unit setups.