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Part 1 B asic O peration Chapter 4 Cr eating a Produc tion Progra m 4- 28 Example: Data entry examp l e for a m ulti - pl ane non - matri x PWB On the assum ption that the lower left corner is t he PWB positi on refere n…

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When you select the <Batch change of circuits to be skipped> button, you can specify circuits to

be skipped at a time by specifying the area of circuits to be skipped.

When you press the <Batch change of circuits to be skipped> button, the following screen

appears.

(1) Specify a Range

Specify whether to skip circuits whose origins are located in the area specified with the X

and Y coordinates set in the “Specify a Range” column.

(2) Restore Default

This button changes the skip settings of all circuits to the default settings.

When the total number of placement points exceeds 10,000 even though the number of

circuits is less than the regulated value, the following message appears on the screen.

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Example: Data entry example for a multi-plane non-matrix PWB

On the assumption that the lower left corner is the PWB position reference and the lower left

circuit is the reference circuit, an example of “circuit arrangement” is shown below.

* This varies depending on the transport direction and reference (front and rear).

The setting method is the same as that for "multi-plane matrix board."

Area check

When you input the data screen (for example, when you select the “Placement data”

screen), the system performs an area check, that is, it checks that the entered

coordinates of the BOC mark and those of the bad mark are on a PWB (or a circuit), or

all circuits are located within a PWB.

If the system detects an error, the following warning message appears on the screen.

• When you click the <OK> button, the system resumes switching the screen to the

selected one.

• When you click the <Cancel> button, the system stops switching the screen

* If the warning message shown above appears on the screen, review each value

entered on the PWB data.

(Check the settings of “PWB layout offset,” “First circuit position,” “Circuit layout

offset” and each coordinate entered on the “Circuit layout” screen especially.)

PWB dimensions X=330 Y=200

PWB layout offset* X=330 Y=0

Circuit dimension X=150 Y=100

Circuit. Layout offset X=0 Y=0

Circuit No.1 X=15 Y=0 θ=0

Circuit No.2 X=165 Y=100 θ=180

Circuit No.3 X=165 Y=0 θ=0

Circuit No.4 X=315 Y=100 θ=180

Circuit No.5 X=15 Y=100 θ=0

Circuit No.6 X=165 Y=200 θ=180

Circuit No.7 X=165 Y=100 θ=0

Circuit No.8 X=315 Y=200 θ=180

0°

180°

Circuit

origin

Board reference position

0°

120

100

Circuit 1 Circuit 2 Circuit 3 Circuit 4

Circuit 5 Circuit 6 Circuit 7 Circuit 8

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4.3.3.5 “Ex. Bad Mark” screen

For the extended bad mark, enter the "bad mark" position for each circuit from the "PWB reference

position."

Use this mark when the head moving distance for recognition is shortened or a mark cannot be

created in the circuit.

When you use an extended bad mark, enter the coordinates of a bad mark on each circuit.

When you select the “Ex. Bad Mark” tab displayed on the lower left of each “PWB” data screen,

the following screen appears.