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ForteMAXDispensingSystemAddendum Recipe Creation

4.5 Dual Action Dispensing

When creating a dual action recipe, consider an approach that saves cycle time through the reduction of

applicator travel and applicator toggles. It is recommended to dispense all the lines and dots assigned to

one applicator first. Then dispense all the lines or dots associated with the second applicator.

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The following procedure assumes that the layout has been defined, the slide bracket has

been installed in the appropriate position, and a dry valves offsets procedure has been

performed. Refer to Section 3 – Installation and Setup for detailed information.

The following steps are required to create a dual-action dispensing recipe:

• Create the recipe

• Create a pattern

• Add dispensing instructions

• Create a container

• Place the container

For detailed programming information, refer to the Canvas Dispensing Software User Guide.

4.5.1 Creating a Recipe for a Multi-Up Panel

This section outlines the steps required to create a recipe for the multi-up board, layout option 2

(Figure 3-4). Valve 1 will dispense four (4) lines around each cell (red squares). Valve 2 will dispense

nine (9) dots inside each cell (Figure 4-30). The lines will be dispensed first using an IntelliJet followed by

the DV-8000 valve dispensing dots.

Ensure the system is configured for the appropriate valves. Refer to the Canvas Dispensing Software

User Guide if necessary.

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Figure 4-30 Dual-Action Recipe Requirement

To create the recipe:

1. Select the Recipe button to access the Recipe Editor.

2. Place the substrate on the conveyor.

3. Click on the Load button on the toolbar.

> The substrate will be lifted off the conveyor and clamped into place. The substrate

should be evenly clamped and level so that the board does not move when

programming.

ForteMAXDispensingSystemAddendum Recipe Creation

4. Adjust the clamping mechanism as necessary to achieve a level dispensing plane.

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The dispensing sequence MUST be taught with the part raised and clamped as

necessary. Failing to load the substrate in this manner results in the camera

being out of focus.

5. Select Recipe > New from the menu bar.

6. Enter the recipe name and click on OK.

7. When prompted, teach the workpiece origin.

8. Select First Fid Location is Origin (Figure 4-31).

Figure 4-31 Set Workpiece Origin

9. Click on Next.

> You will be prompted to set the fiducial properties and teach fiducials.

> In this example, two fiducials will be used (Figure 4-32).

10. Follow the prompts to define two circle fiducials. Refer to the Canvas Dispensing Software

User Guide if necessary.

11. Click on Done when finished.

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4.5.1.1 Creating the Pattern

In this section, we will create a pattern that will dispense four (4) lines around each cell and nine (9) dots

into each cell.

To create pattern:

1. Select the Workpiece pattern in the Recipe Tree

and click on Create Pattern in the Instruction

Panel (Figure 4-33).

> You will be prompted to enter a pattern name.

2. Enter a pattern name and click on Next.

> In this example the pattern name will be

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3. Click on Next.

> You will be prompted to teach the pattern origin.

4. Select First Fid Location is Origin (Figure 4-35).

Figure 4-35 Set Pattern Origin

5. Click on Next.

> You will be prompted to define the fiducials.

6. Define the pattern fiducials. In this example, it is recommended to use two corner fiducials

(Figure 4-36). Refer to the Canvas Dispensing Software User Guide if necessary.

1,1 1,2 1,3 1.4 1.5 1,6

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Figure 4-36 Pattern Origin and Fiducial Locations

7. Click on Done when finished.

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