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Part 2 D etaile d Descript ion of E ach Functi on Chapter 12 Handling th e Optional Device s 12 - 116 12.16.4.2 Assigning a nozzle When you se lect [Devic e enable] – [Head], and then en able the “Manual nozz le” functio…
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12.16.4 Machine Setup
12.16.4.1 Setting for the manual nozzle attachment function to be used or not
Select [Setting] – [Machine Setup] from the menu to open the “Machine Setup” screen. Then,
select [Device enable] – [Head] to set the menu item “Manual nozzle” to be used or not.
1) When the unit selected on the “Machine Setup” screen is required to finish placing components
with the production program, whether a component is placed on a board actually or not is
described in the table below.
No.
Unit
Production operation
1 Manual nozzle
Production using a nozzle to be attached on a head
manually cannot be performed since the check to be run
before production starts detects an error.
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12.16.4.2 Assigning a nozzle
When you select [Device enable] – [Head], and then enable the “Manual nozzle” function, the
“Nozzle setup” screen appears as shown below.
The line of a head set not to be used is displayed in gray, and you cannot make any setting of the
line.
(1) Setting items
No.
Setting item
Description
1 Head Number of a head to which a nozzle is to be assigned: 1 to 8
2 Nozzle No Number of a nozzle to be assigned to a head
3 Nozzle Type
Type of a nozzle to be assigned to a head (obtained
automatically only)
4 Vacuum
Vacuum value to be applied when a nozzle is attached
(obtained automatically only)
5 Nozzle height
Length offset to the reference nozzle (obtained automatically
only)
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(2) How to set
Attach a nozzle on the selected head, and measure the height of the nozzle tip (to be reflected in
the “Nozzle height”) and the external width of the nozzle (to be reflected in the “Nozzle No”) with
laser. In addition, the vacuum value is automatically obtained.
To attach a nozzle on a head, manually attach it.
1) Nozzle No
Specify the nozzle number for a head number shown on the left side of the screen.
a) Enter the number of a nozzle to be assigned to the head number.
b) The row of a nozzle number in which a focus is located can be specified. Validate the
entered character with the <ENTER> key or the “field move” key. Enter a nozzle number
within the setting range shown below. Note that you cannot enter the number of an
unused head.
No.
Input item
Setting range
1 Nozzle No
Enter one of the registered nozzle numbers in the range of 7100 to
8999. Or do not enter any number (that is, no nozzle assignment).
After deleting a value entered in a cell with the <DEL> key or the <BACK SPACE> key,
press the <ENTER> key or the “field movement” key to validate it. The nozzle assignment
to the corresponding head is cancelled, all data associated to the nozzle disappear.
2) Nozzle Type
Specify the type of a nozzle to be attached on the head whose number is specified.
No.
Setting item
Description
1 Manual Nozzle to be attached on a head manually
3) Vacuum
Specify a vacuum value to be applied when a nozzle is attached on the selected head.
Vacuum specified with this value is to be used to decide whether a nozzle exists or whether
there is any component.
Note that since laser is used to decide whether a nozzle is attached on a head or not or
whether a component exists or not, this setting value is used as auxiliary information.
4) Nozzle height
Specify the length offset value viewed from the reference nozzle.
This value is used to make fine adjustments of the height control when a component is
measured with laser.