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Part 1 B asic O peration Chapter 4 Cr eating a Produc tion Progra m 4- 238 ③ C ompon ent return setting Select how t o handle an e xtremely small com ponent whose dimens ion is 1 mm or less after the system m easures it.…

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(6) Continuous measurement

The system measures all components you specified.

1) Setting the conditions for continuous measurement

When you select the [Machine operation] command from the Program Editor menu, and

then the [All component] command, the following screen appears.

① Component

To measure only components that satisfy the certain conditions among components

specified in the Component data, select the button(s) corresponding to the desired

condition(s), and then set the details.

Condition Overview

All components Measures all Component data.

Thin components Measures only components whose height is the specified value or lower.

Specific component types Measures the specified component type(s) only.

Specific nozzle Number Measures only components that use the specified nozzle.

To specify the range of component numbers to further select components among those

which already satisfy the conditions specified with the buttons above, check off the check

box “Range of inspection” and then specify the range of components to be measured.

Menu item Overview

Start comp. No.(Start component No.) Check off this check box to specify the component data number of

the first component to be measured.。

End comp. No. (End component No.)

Check off this check box to specify the component data number of

the last component to be measured.

Only placement comp.

(Only placement components)

Check off this check box if only components specified in Placement

data are to be measured.

② Measure item

Select the item(s) to be measured. By default, all available items are selected.

The items that can be measured vary depending on the component types.

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③ Component return setting

Select how to handle an extremely small component whose dimension is 1 mm or less after

the system measures it.

Menu item Overview

Returns every time The system returns a component to its original position every time the system finishes

measuring it.

Throw away every time The system discards a component every time the system finishes measuring it.

Inquires every time The system asks you how to handle a component every time the system finishes measuring it.

④ <Continuous MEAS.> button

This button starts continuous measurement of components.

⑤ <Exit> button

This button switches the screen back to the previous screen.

2) Screen displayed during continuous measurement

(“Continuous component measurement is being executed” screen)

The dialog box like the one shown below appears during continuous measurement, and it

shows that the processing being executed is updated sequentially.

a) Progress situation

The progress bar indicates the current progress situation.

To forcibly abort the current continuous measurement operation, press the <STOP> switch.

The following dialog box appears on the screen. Select whether to abort the measurement

operation or not.

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3) Result of the continuous measurement

When continuous measurement of components finishes, the following result screen

appears.

① <OK> button

This button validates the measurement result, and then stores the values obtained with the

measurement into the Component data. Then, the system measures the next component.

② <Cancel> button

This button cancels the measurement result, and then stops continuous measurement.

The system displays the previous screen for setting the continuous measurement conditions

again.

③ <MEAS.> button

This button measures a component being measured in Single Measurement mode.

④ If a measurement error occurs

If a measurement error occurs for any reason, the following dialog box appears on the

screen. When you click the <Yes> button, the system enters Single Measurement mode.

When you select "No", the next component is measured.