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Part 2 D etaile d Descript ion of E ach Functi on Chapter 8 Machine Set up 8- 15 If USB mem ory has not y et been incorporated i nto the USB port or if the US B memory used i s defective and c annot be called up, by defa…

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 Saving nozzle data

When nozzle data has been edited and exit OK is touched, the data save confirmation

screen does not appear during the exit from machine setup, but the edited data is

automatically saved.

 Deleting nozzle data

When you select a nozzle number displayed in the nozzle number list, and press the [Del]

key, the following confirmation message appears on the screen to allow you to delete the

registered nozzle data. You cannot select two or more nozzles at the same time. In

addition, you cannot delete data on the nozzles because they are the initial nozzles.

Read Nzl. data (read nozzle data)

This command adds and registers the information on the customized nozzle to the system.

Select this command if you use any customized nozzle.

Normally, information on an additional nozzle is provided by a floppy disk.

The file format of the additional nozzle information is “NZL***.ini”, that is an “ini” file, where ***

indicates the nozzle number.

Follow the procedure below to register the new nozzle information in the machine via USB

memory or network.

When you select “Read nozzle data”, the “Open nozzle data file” screen appears.

Select the desired file and press the <Open> button. At this point, you have finished registering

new nozzle information.

If you press the <Cancel> button, any data is not registered.

You can check the nozzle numbers you added on the Registered Nozzle No. List.

If the specified nozzle information already exists, the following “Question” screen appears on the

screen. When you select the <Yes> button, the corresponding nozzle data is updated.

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If USB memory has not yet been incorporated into the USB port or if the USB memory used is

defective and cannot be called up, by default, the additional nozzle data folder reference screen

appears.

The data file of existing additional nozzles is housed here.

Nozzle setup

When you select the [Nozzle setup] command, the following screen appears.

(1) Purpose of use

The setting item “Nozzle height” is to be used to make fine adjustments of the height for

measuring a component with laser.

The setting item “Vacuum” is to be used to judge if there is a nozzle or a component. Note

that the system uses laser to check to see if there is a nozzle or a component, and so values

set here are used as supplementary information only.

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(2) Setting items

No.

Items

Description

ATC No

ATC No.: 1 to 45

Nozzle No

Nozzle No. to be assigned to ATC

Nozzle Type

Nozzle type to be assigned to ATC (automatic acquisition only)

Vacuum

Vacuum value with a nozzle (automatic acquisition only)

Nozzle height

Length offset for the reference nozzle (automatic acquisition only)

6 Reflection

OK: Low reflection nozzle, NG: High reflection nozzle or

measurement not executed

7 Load cell

OK: A load cell is checked normally., NG: An error is detected

with a load cell check or a load cell check has not been run yet.

(3) How to set a nozzle

The reference head on which a nozzle is mounted measures the height of the nozzle tip

(measured value is to be entered into the “Noz. height” field) and nozzle width (to be entered

into the “Noz. No.) with laser. In addition, the reference head obtains the vacuum value

also.

1) Nozzle No

Set the number of a nozzle to be assigned to the ATC number displayed on the left.

a) The “ATC No” is a number assigned to the ATC, and enter the number indicating a

nozzle to be assigned to this ATC number.

b) The nozzle number on which the focus is located can be set. Validate the entered

characters with the [ENTER] key or the [Field Movement] key. You can enter a

nozzle number within the range shown in the table below.

No. Setting item Range

1 Nozzle No 7100 to 8999 or no assignment (no entry)

Eliminate input numerals from cells with the [DEL] key or with the [BACK SPACE] key,

then validate with the [ENTER] key or the [Field Movement] key. The nozzle assignment

is canceled and everything displayed for the assigned ATC is eliminated.

Example: In this case, a nozzle number is set in the “ATC” whose number is “3.”

2) Nozzle Type

The type of a nozzle to be attached to the ATC number displayed on the left of the

screen is displayed here.

No.

Setting item

Description

Normal

Normal nozzle

2 T-type Cleaner type nozzle

Gripper

Gripper nozzle