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12.17 Individual Nozzle Management System (RFID)

12.17.1 Overview of the function

By recognizing an RFID tag bonded on the side of a nozzle with the antenna when the machine

allocates a nozzle, the machine obtains the RFID (individual management ID) of the nozzle and

associates it with the nozzle operation information to manage nozzles individually.

The purpose of this function is collecting and accumulating nozzle operation information of nozzles

having RFIDs such as the total number of picked components, the total number of components

placed on boards and the number of component pick-up errors continuously to summarize the

information with the production assistance system (JaNets) or the production management system

(IFS-NX).

12.17.2 Device configuration

Read the RFID tag pasted on the nozzle with the antenna attached on the side of the CAL block.

* The communication radio wave specification of a nozzle RFID reader (optional) varies depending

on its destination.

Never use it in any area other than the regulated one because such use of the reader violates the

radio wave law.

Nozzle RFID readers for an RS-1R are designed for the following destinations.

- 40214759 NOZZLE RFID READER_ASM_Japan (for Japan)

- 40218744 NOZZLE RFID READER_ASM_China (for China)

- 40218745 NOZZLE RFID READER_ASM_USA (for the U.S.A.)

- 40218746 NOZZLE RFID READER_ASM_Europe (for the EU)

* The factory shipment option is not set for the nozzle RFID reader (optional). All options are

assembled at the installation.

* When the nozzle is set on ATC, the tag of standard nozzle can face both of right and left sides,

RFID tag

D-cut side

RFID antenna

CAL block

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however, set it so that the tag of nozzle faces left side seen from the front side of machine to

shorten the tag reading time.

The tag of large nozzle can face both of front and rear sides, however, set it so that the tag of

nozzle faces the front side seen from the front side of machine to shorten the tag reading time.

12.17.3 Procedure for reading an RFID

An RFID is to be read when you allocate nozzles. See Section 8.3.2.3 “Nozzle setup” for allocation

of nozzles.

An RFID is read in the following order after the corresponding nozzle is allocated.

* Any RFID of a nozzle is not read during production.

① A nozzle is attached.

② The head moves to a position above the RFID tag recognition position.

③ The head moves down to the RFID recognition height to recognize the RFID.

④ If the head cannot recognize the RFID, it recognizes the RFID again after rotating the nozzle by

180 degrees.

⑤ After recognizing the RFID, the Z-axis of the head moves up.

⑥ The nozzle is returned to the original position.

① ② ③ ④ ⑤ ⑥

RFID tag

Antenna

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12.17.4 Machine Setup

Select the commands [Setting] – [Machine Setup] from the menu to open the “Machine Setup”

screen. Select the commands [Nozzle] – [Nozzle setup], and then allocate the selected nozzle(s)

or automatically allocate nozzles. After nozzles are allocated, the corresponding RFIDs are read.

You can check the nozzle allocated to each ATC hole and the corresponding RFID on the nozzle

information dialog box displayed when you press the <Nozzle ID> button.

When you press the <Save nozzle operation information file> button on the “Nozzle ID” dialog box,

you can display the dialog box for saving a nozzle operation information file on the screen. (See

Section 1.9.6 “Get and Save Machine Data.”)