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1-139 System Messages of the MMI and Solutions $aa0e Size of the component is to o small. [Problem] The size of the component is too small for the camera to recognize. [Solution] Check the smallest component size tha…

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$aa09 Center of the component is offset too much.
$aa0a Center of the component is offset too much.
[Problem]
The component is too much offset from the center of nozzle when picking up the
component.
The fly camera shook when mounting the component.
[Solution]
Check if the components are correctly picked up.
Check the pickup position of the corresponding component through the SMVision
window in the Feeder of the “PCB Edit” menu, and verify if the feeder is correctly
installed in the slot.
If the problem continues to occur even while the components are normally picked up,
check if the camera is shaked.
And, perform the camera calibration by selecting the ‘Calib’ submenu of the ‘Sys.
Setup’ menu and clicking the <Head & Camera Calibration> button.
please refer to “12.3.10 Head & Camera Calibration” in the “Administrator’s Guide”
section.
$aa0b Angle of the component is off the reference angle.
[Problem]
Angle of the component rotated too much when picking up the component.
[Solution]
Readjust the pickup position of the error occurred component in “Feeder” of the “PCB
Edit” menu, or reduce the component pickup speed in the “Common Data”.
$aa0c Internal function Error(MelfFindOut).
[Problem]
An error occurred during component recognition.
[Solution]
Turn off power to the machine in the usual way. Wait 5 seconds, turn back on and
reboot the system.
$aa0d Internal function Error(MelfAreaSort).
[Problem]
An error occurred during component recognition.
[Solution]
Turn off power to the machine in the usual way. Wait 5 seconds, turn back on and
reboot the system..

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$aa0e Size of the component is too small.
[Problem]
The size of the component is too small for the camera to recognize.
[Solution]
Check the smallest component size that can be recognized in the present camera, and
recognize the corresponding component using a camera with less FOV. (in the case of
the camera with the 16FOV, reduce it to the mega 16FOV)
$aa0f Height of the component lead was recognized less.
[Problem]
The component was not picked up correctly.
Incorrect input of ‘Body Y’ of the component.
Incorrect input of ‘Body Y’ of the component.
The nozzle is contaminated with foreign matter.
[Solution]
Check if the component was correctly set up.
Select the error occurred component in “Part” of the “PCB Edit” menu, and check if
the ‘Body Y’ at ‘Profile Editor’ has been correctly input.
Select the error occurred component in “Part” of the “PCB Edit” menu, and enter 30%
as the tolerance L in the ‘Profile Editor’.
Remove foreign matter from the nozzle, if any.
Please refer to the [Solution] in $a635.
$aa10 Height of the component lead was recognized higher.
[Problem]
The component was not picked up correctly.
Incorrect input of ‘Body Y’ of the component.
The tolerance L of the component was set up too low.
The tolerance L of the component was set up too low.
[Solution]
Check if the component was correctly picked up.
Select the error occurred component in “Part” of the “PCB Edit” menu, and check if
the ‘Body Y’ at ‘Profile Editor’ has been correctly input.
Select the error occurred component in “Part” of the “PCB Edit” menu, and enter 30%
as the tolerance H in the ‘Profile Editor’.
Remove foreign matter from the nozzle, if any.

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Please refer to the [Solution] in $a635.
$aa11 Area of the component is too small.
[Problem]
The information on the component lead was inputted too small.
The tolerance L of the component was set up too small.
Lighting is too dark to see the lead.
[Solution]
Check if lead information of the component was correctly inputted.
Select the error occurred component in “Part” of the “PCB Edit” menu, and enter 30%
as the tolerance L in the ‘Profile Editor’.
Click the <Light Control> button in the “Profile Editor” after selecting the error
occurred component in “Part” of “PCB Edit” menu, and increase the illumination level
for the component by approximately one step.
Please refer to the [Solution] in $a610.
$aa12 Area of the component is too large.
[Problem]
The information on the component lead is inputted too large.
The tolerance L of the component is set up too large.
[Solution]
The tolerance L of the component is set up too large.
Select the error occurred component in “Part” of the “PCB Edit” menu, and enter 30%
as the tolerance H in the ‘Profile Editor’.
Please refer to the [Solution] in $a610.
$aa14 Center of the component is too much offset.
[Problem]
The component is offset too much from the nozzle center when picking up the
component.
The fly camera shook when performing actual component mounting.
[Solution]
Perform [Solution] in $aa0a.
$aa16 Error occurred during calculation of angle of the component.
[Problem]
The nozzle is contaminated with foreign matter