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Station Software 7xx to 714.0 (R20-2) / Feature Description 11/2020 Edition 76 Figure 7- 11 : Unknown placement state – Component suc cessfully placed Figure 7- 12 : Unknown placement state – Cancel board

Station Software 7xx to 714.0 (R20-2) / Feature Description 11/2020 Edition

7.18 Automated Workflow after "Unknown placement status"

The Unknown placement status occurs when the placement machine recognizes or assumes

that components have been dipped in the solder paste or swept away. Up to now, the operator had

to act himself and navigate to a dialog box to create an image of the placement position and take

one of the following decisions:

– Repair is possible.

– Component has been successfully placed.

– Processing of the board must be canceled.

As of this station software version, a (multiple) image is automatically created of the placement

position. The inverse and abstract component shape is shown over the placement position. A

detailed error message is displayed and in this view the operator can take one of the above-

mentioned decisions (please refer to the following figures).

Figure 7-10: Unknown placement state – Repair possible

Station Software 7xx to 714.0 (R20-2) / Feature Description 11/2020 Edition

Figure 7-11: Unknown placement state – Component successfully placed

Figure 7-12: Unknown placement state – Cancel board

Station Software 7xx to 714.0 (R20-2) / Feature Description 11/2020 Edition

If the board is canceled the operator can decide from where the board shall be removed (output

section or last station in the line):

Figure 7-13: Unknown placement state – Remove board

7.19 Defragmenting Original Setup When Using SIPLACE Random

Setup

When using the SIPLACE Random Setup function, the original setup gradually gets fragmented

and is spread on the tracks, i.e. more and more feeders are no longer available on the tracks on

which they should be according to the downloaded setup.

As of this station software version, assistance is available on the GUI to bring back the feeders

onto the correct tracks.

Whenever the operator exits the Random Setup mode via the Clear Random Setup button in the

dual table view under Setup – Locations, feeders which are not located on the original tracks are

highlighted in orange color. If a highlighted feeder is selected in the Current graphic via the orange

arrow buttons, the corresponding feeder gets selected in the Expected graphic as well.

Now the operator must remove the first highlighted feeder. In the Expected graphic the feeder is

then marked as missing (red color). The red feeder shows the correct track for the removed feeder

onto which the operator shall put the feeder back. After that, the red highlighting disappears, and

the operator can continue with the next feeder highlighted in orange color.