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ForteMAXDispensingSystemAddendum Recipe Creation © 2023 Nordson Corporation 45 5. Select Applicator 2 and the dot type (Figure 4-42). > In this example, we are not using weight control dots. Figure 4-42 Dot Instru…

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7. Click on Done when finished.

8. The line instruction will appear in the recipe tree (Figure 4-39).

> The Properties Panel on the right of the screen will display the line properties when the

line is selected in the Recipe Tree. Note that the line weight, selected applicator, line

type, and dispense strategy is displayed in the Properties Panel (Figure 4-40).

Figur

To add the dots:

1. Select Dot from the Instruction Panel.

> The Dot Instruction Wizard opens (Figure 4-41).

2. Jog the camera crosshairs to the first dot location and click Add.

3. Repeat Step 2 for the remaining dots.

4. When all dots have been added, click on Next.

> You will be prompted to set the dot properties.

Figure 4-41 Dot Instruction Wizard – Add Dots

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5. Select Applicator 2 and the dot type (Figure 4-42).

> In this example, we are not using weight control dots.

Figure 4-42 Dot Instruction Wizard – Set Dot Properties

6. Select Done when finished.

NOTE

Adding pass blocks eliminate the repetitive switching between Valve 1 and Valve 2

dispensing. All IntelliJet dispensing (lines) will dispense on Pass 1. All DV-8000 (dots)

dispensing will dispense on Pass 2.

To add pass blocks:

1. Select the pattern name in the Recipe Tree and click on Pass Block.

> A Pass Block 1 instruction will be added to the recipe (Figure 4-43).

> When an instruction is added, the instruction is inserted below the selected item.

2. Select the line instruction in the Recipe Tree and click on Pass Block.

> A Pass Block 2 instruction will be added to the recipe.

Figure 4-43 Recipe Tree – Pass Blocks

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4.5.1.3 Creating the Container

After the dispensing instructions have been defined, create a container to define the number of columns

and rows in the array. The container feature must be used for dual-action dispensing.

NOTE

In this example, the container origin will be the same as the pattern origin. Move to the

pattern origin before you create the container.

To create a container:

1. Select Create Container from the Instruction Panel.

> The Container Wizard opens.

> You will be prompted to set container dimensions (Figure 4-44).

> For the sample workpiece shown in Figure 3-4, you need to create a 2 x 6 container

and place it four (4) times. This is necessary because the distance between each set of

boxes is not the same.

Figure 4-44 Set Container Dimensions

2. Enter the container name, number of columns and rows, and the pattern name.

3. Click on Next.

> You will be prompted to teach the container origin (Figure 4-45).

> The container origin will be the same as the pattern origin.

4. If you have already moved to the pattern origin, click on Teach Location.

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

2,1 2,2 2,3 2.4 2.5 2,6

Figure 4-45 Pattern Origin, Pattern Fiducial 1, and Container Origin

Pattern Fiducial 1

and Container