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Tasks on the Machine Operating the JEDEC Tray Feeder in the Station Software 5.3.4 JE DEC Tray Feeder Settings 112 JEDEC Tray Feeder (JTF-ML) 5.3.4 5 . 3 . 4 J E D E C T r a y F e e d e r S e t t in g s JEDEC Tray Feeder…

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5.3.3 Selecting the JEDEC Tray Feeder at the Location Operating the JEDEC Tray Feeder in the Station Software

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SIPLACE X-Series S:

Loc 1 selected at location 1

(example of SIPLACE SX1/2)

1. Current setup (currently set-up feeders)

2. Expected setup (setup expected by SIPLACE Pro)

3. SIPLACE JTF-S, SIPLACE JTF-M feeders on

SIPLACE SX1/2

4. Change button for switching to the Track information

sub menu.

► Press the change button to display the Track informa-

tion submenu.

Location 2 = tracks 27 to 40

(example of SIPLACE X4 S)

Location 3 = tracks 1 to 15

(example of SIPLACE X4 S)

Track 11 selected

(example of SIPLACE SX2 V2)

1. SIPLACE JTF-S, SIPLACE JTF-M for SIPLACE SX1/

2. Abbreviation for the SIPLACE JTF feeder (visualiza-

tion)

3. The settings menu is not active until the relevant track

has been selected (highlighted in blue color)

4. Change button to switch back to the current setup

view

Tasks on the Machine

Operating the JEDEC Tray Feeder in the Station Software 5.3.4 JEDEC Tray Feeder Settings

112 JEDEC Tray Feeder (JTF-ML)

5.3.4

5.3.4 JEDEC Tray Feeder Settings

JEDEC Tray Feeder Settings

Track 11 highlighted

(example of SIPLACE SX2 V2)

► Select the JEDEC tray feeder for the relevant track

(1).

⇨ The feeder is highlighted in blue color and the Set-

tings menu (2) is enabled for this feeder.

JEDEC tray feeder settings

(example of SIPLACE SX2 V2)

This view is displayed by selecting the Settings button in

the Single Feeder menu:

1. The selected tray (tray 5 in this example) is framed

and displayed as Level 5.

2. Tray occupancy of the JEDEC tray feeder

If the component is set up, the tray will be displayed

in green.

3. Selection buttons for trays (selection via cursor is

possible as well)

4. Position 1 (Tray at Position 1)

5. Picture of the selected tray (tray 5) visualizing the cur-

rent occupancy.

In this example, this first row has already been picked

up. (Gray = occupied, white = empty)

6. Direction of supply

7. Information on the component that is currently in the

feeding position.

8. Feeder on location (arrow keys for selecting the feed-

er)

Tasks on the Machine

5.3.5 JEDEC Tray Feeder Settings – Functions Operating the JEDEC Tray Feeder in the Station Software

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5.3.5

5.3.5 JEDEC Tray Feeder Settings – Functions

JEDEC Tray Feeder Settings – Functions

(1) Operating functions of the trays

(3) Filling level functions for the selected tray

JEDEC tray feeder Settings - Functions

(example of SIPLACE SX2 V2)

The Settings menu provides a rough distinction of the

functions.

1. Operating functions of the trays (see below)

2. Carrier window

3. Filling level functions for the selected tray (see below)

4. Change button to switch to the level view of the JE-

DEC tray feeder

5. Tray position correction

Button

Move to Refill posi-

tion

▪ The tray is moved from the transfer position back into the tray carrier.

▪ If necessary, the "Stop production" function must be performed.

▪ The tray is moved to the refill position and the carrier can be removed from

the JEDEC tray feeder.

Provide Level ▪ Selection of the level / tray in the carrier window (directly by using the cursor

or the arrow keys).

▪ The tray is then displayed in a frame.

▪ The tray is moved into the pickup / transfer position (tray at position 1).

▪ If you select a different tray in the carrier window, this tray is automatically

moved into the pickup / transfer position (tray at position 1).

Confirm Exchange

of Cassette

▪ All trays in the carrier are set to full and the exchange is confirmed.

Exchange of Tray

Carrier

▪ Only the selected tray in the carrier window is set to full and the exchange is

confirmed.

Button

Activate ▪ Currently without information or function.

Set Full ▪ Sets the selected tray to full (every component in the tray is displayed in gray

color).

Set Empty ▪ Sets the selected tray to empty (every component in the tray is displayed in

white color)

Change Filling Level ▪ Opens a virtual tray. You can directly select the last occupied pocket of the

tray that contains a component.

▪ An arrow represents the numbering direction that also corresponds to the

pickup direction.

▪ The transfer position is always at the top.

▪ In the following example, pocket 134 is selected as the pocket that contains

the last component. Pockets 135 to 160 shall be empty.

▪ Please note that the selected pocket is difficult to recognize.