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Operation

Chapter 4

Daily operation

Select <1/1/D4 ASSISTANT UTILITY> and press the [EN-

TER] key.

The ASSISTANT UTILITY menu box then appears, so select the commands

to check or adjust the necessary items.

WARNING

BEFORE CHECKING OR ADJUSTING EACH ITEM, ALWAYS PRESS THE

EMERGENCY STOP BUTTON.

CONVEYOR UNITS

Use this utility to change the conveyor unit setups. Select this only

when you have switched the production PCB (in other words, only

when you have selected PCB data which is different from the PCB data

previously selected). See “8. Changing the conveyor unit setup” in this

chapter for more details.

COMPONENT ASSIGNMENT

This utility lists the feeder types and components to be mounted, so

check whether the necessary feeders are installed in the correct feeder

set positions on the feeder plate. For more details on changing the

feeder setups, refer to the separate feeder user’s manual or tray changer

user’s manual.

REQUIRED NOZZLE

This utility shows the nozzle type that can be attached to each head

only when your machine has no nozzle station or uses a head which is

not designed for auto nozzle change. Referring to the display, check

that the correct nozzle is attached to each head. Flying nozzle change

can be performed for heads showing the nozzle number (Nzl.) set to

“0”.

EDIT TRAY COUNTER

This utility can be selected only when a tray changer or tray feeder is

used. (Invalid for the YV180X)

EDIT PRD. HISTORY

Use this utility to reset the production history data or production PCB

counter, or change the maximum number of production PCBs.

FEED BULK COMPONENT

This utility feeds bulk components to the top of a bulk feeder guide.

Use this command when a bulk feeder is used and the bulk compo-

nents have not been set to the top of the feeder guide (see Step 2). In

this case, the bulk feeder must be installed in the correct feeder set

position.

CHECK NOZZLE CONDITION

The machine checks the nozzle tip conditions with the multi-vision

camera. If any error is found, clean the nozzle tip, then execute this

command again to recheck the nozzle tip conditions.

RETURN

Exits the ASSISTANT UTILITY and returns to the previous menu

window.

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Select the operation speed.

The currently selected speed is displayed in the CONDITION monitor at

the left of the screen. If you want to change this speed, proceed as follows.

1. Press the [SPEED] key on the YPU (or execute “RUNNING SPEED” in

<1/1/ D6 RUNNING UTILITY>).

The 5-step speed selection box then appears.

2. Line up the cursor with the desired speed and press the [ENTER] key.

CONDITION monitor and RUNNING SPEED command

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Condition

Speed 100

<<<APPLICATION>>> 1/OPERATION/M

<<MODE>> 1/RUNNING

<<COMMAND_LIST>>

RUNNING UTILITY

RUNNING SPEED [SPEED]

Speed = 100

Speed = 80

Speed = 60

Speed = 40

Speed = 20

D/INITILIZE

Displays current running speed

Select desired speed

Reference

The operation speed is preset in 5 steps from Speed 1 to Speed 5. If you want to change

these settings, use the <B2 RUNNING SPEED> command in MANUAL mode.

Start operation.

1. Release the emergency stop button and press the [READY] key.

2. Check the surrounding area for safety, then press the [RUN] key on the

YPU (twice) or operation panel, or execute the <1/1/A2 AUTO

RUNNING> command.

3. If the alert message for changing the conveyor width appears, check

safety again and press the [ENTER] key or [RUN] key.

The W-axis moves to set the proper PCB width and the machine is now

ready to receive a PCB.

4. When the entrance sensor detects a PCB, the conveyor motor begins to

rotate to carry the PCB to the mounting position and the machine starts

mounting components.

WARNING

A DANGEROUS SITUATION CAN OCCUR IF ANY PART OF THE BODY

ENTERS THE MOVEMENT RANGE OF THE HEAD ASSEMBLY DURING

OPERATION (GREEN WARNING LAMP IS LIT). BE SURE TO STAY OUT OF

THE MOVEMENT RANGE DURING OPERATION.

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Display the information monitor as necessary.

If you want to display the information monitor during operation, press the

[F4]. Each time you press the [F4] key, the information monitor changes in

the order of “SEQUENCE MONITOR”, “I/O MONITOR”, “PRODUCTION

MONITOR”, “VISION MONITOR”, “RETRY MONITOR”, “BIGNUM

MONITOR“, “CONV. MONITOR” and “ CO-PLANARITY MONITOR”. To

close the information box, press the [F4] key once more.

Reference

Information monitors can be displayed by executing the <1/1/C1 /AUTO RUNNING

MONITOR> command.

1. SEQUENCE MONITOR

The SEQUENCE MONITOR shows the progress of component pickup,

recognition and mounting. For the meaning of each code displayed in the

box, place the cursor on the <1/1/C1 AUTO RUNNING MONITOR> -

”MONITOR SEQUENCE” and press the [F1] key to see the help message.

SEQUENCE MONITOR window

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Mounted the Component

BLK

#11

#61

#21

#71

#31

#81

#41

#91

#51

#101

MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM

MMMMMvvv

#51

A table

SEQUENCE MONITOR

Atable

Btable

Atable

Btable

Mount data No.

Block No. in which components

are being mounted

Mounting status is shown

by code

Mounting status description

P: Picking up

V: Processing image

M: Mounting

D: Discarding

2. I/O MONITOR

The I/O MONITOR allows you to monitor the digital I/O signals changing

with the mounting operation. To see the next or previous screen, press the

[PageUp] or [PageDown] key ([Fn]+[

↑

] or [Fn]+[

↓

] keys).

I/O MONITOR window

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IO MONITOR

T2A00

T2B00

T2A10

T2B10

T2A37

T2B67

T2A65

T2B35

HEAD

00000000

N2260

N2360

N2270

N2370

N230

N2330

N2223

N2323

HEAD

LIGHT

HEAD

00000000