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Introduct ion ■ Snapshot of the PS Machine 1—2 Data I/O • 981-0424-002 back Snapshot of the PS Machine Figure 1-1: F eatures of the PS Machine. (PS588 sho wn.) Many so ftware options such as the Automotive Performance Pa…

PS Series Owner’s Manual 1—1

Chapter

1Introduction

This chapter covers PS Machine description and components,

software, safety and room considerations.

The PS288, PS388 and PS588 Automated Programming Sys-

tems (PS System) are versatile production programmers that

handle and program devices in traditional and fine-pitched

packages. These include

BGA, FPGA, µBGA, QFP, TQFP, CSP,

TSOP, SSOP, SON, WSON, S OIC, and other tech-

nologies supporting memory and microcontroller devices.

Note: This manual applies to the PS288, PS388 and the PS588,

unless otherwise noted, and will be referred to as the PS System or

PS Machine.

The PS System refers to the machine, accessories, the software and,

more generally, the interactions of all these parts. The PS Machine is

used to mean the physical machine, not the software. For example,

you might connect an air supply hose to the PS Machine, but adjust

the actuation air pressure of the PS System.

The modular design of the PS Machine creates flexibility, allowing

you to optimize to the level of production required by your facility.

definition of terms:

Introduction ■ Snapshot of the PS Machine

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Snapshot of the PS Machine

Figure 1-1: Features of the PS Machine. (PS588 shown.)

Many software

options such as the

Automotive

Performance Pak

Support for

label or laser

marking

Modular design

for a wide range

of applications

Adjustable feet for

leveling and

wheels for relocat-

ing ease

Touch screen monitor

displays real-time pro-

cesses and online Help

Light tower makes

machine status avail-

able from a distance

Good visibility of the work-

space and easy access.

Flexible options for input &

output: • static tray (shown),

• automatic tray feeder,

•tube, •tape

Uses FlashCORE program-

mer modules offering the

latest industry technology

Keyboard in a drawer

Supports Tape

Feeder tape input

Optical Vision

System for

precise device

placement

■ Snapshot of the PS Machine ◘ Comparison of the PS288, PS388 and PS588

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Comparison of the PS288, PS388 and

PS588

The table below compares features among the different models of

PS Machine.

Setting the Language

Several other languages are available for the User Interface. To

change the language, edit the WinAH400.ini file as follows:

1. Find “Language Settings” section.

2. Remove the semicolon from the line for desired language.

3. Add a semicolon to the line that initially didn’t have one.

Figure 1-2: Sample from the WinAH400.ini file. The language in this

sample is set to English.

4. Restart AH500 Software for the changes to take effect.

Feature PS288 PS388 PS588

Maximum number

of Programmers

44 12

Type(s) of Program-

mer

FlashCORE II FlashCORE III FlashCORE II, FlashCORE III

and

OPTIMA (Universal)

programmers

Socket Actuation by ribs on the PNP

head

by ribs on the PNP

head

Integrated into the program-

mer on FlashCORE pro-

grammers, and

performed by ribs on the

PNP head for OPTIMA pro-

grammers

Size 90 cm by 80 cm 90 cm by 80 cm 140 cm by 81 cm

Weight 364 kg 364 kg 600 kg

;-------- Language Settings------------------------

;Default language is English 1000

;LangId=0 german

LangId=1000 english

;LangID=2000french

;LangID=3000spanish

;LangID=4000danish