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Operation 3-12 AutoSite User Manual 10. Posit ion th e pin dri ver hea d agains t the b otto m of the handler . Usin g the guide pins on the clamp ring, align the pin driver head with the handler. Tighten the two thu mbs…

Operation

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9. As shown in Figure 3-7, slide the clamp ring onto the pin driver head,

securing the new programming module in place.

7500 only: Install the module for the AutoSite.

CAUTION: To ensure good contact between the module and the spring

pins on the pin driver head, you may have to push down

slightly on the programming module while sliding the clamp

ring over the board. Apply downward pressure on the board,

not the programming module’s socket. Pressing down on the

socket could damage the pins or contacts.

You will feel and hear a “click” from the clamp ring when the

programming module is properly secured to the pin driver head.

Note: Before continuing with the next step, we suggest that you change the

chuck on the handler. See the “Removing and Installing Chucks” section

of the handler manual for more information.

Figure 3-7

Securing a Programming Module

to the Pin Driver Head

1361-2

PROGRAMMING

MODULE CLAMP RING

ADJUSTMENT

SCREW

Operation

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10. Position the pin driver head against the bottom of the handler. Using

the guide pins on the clamp ring, align the pin driver head with the

handler. Tighten the two thumbscrews to secure the pin driver head

to the handler.

Note: When properly connected to the handler, the clamp ring will be flush

against the handler.

7500 only: Replace the second pin driver head.

CAUTION: When the pin driver head is fully in position under the main

plate, make sure that no wires or air lines are pinched by the

head.

11. Readjust the height of the control unit (3000 and 7000 only).

You are finished changing the programming module.

Figure 3-8

Securing the Pin Driver Head to the Handler

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GUIDE PIN

(1 of 2)

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Inserting the DIP or PLCC Base

This section explains how to insert the DIP and PLCC Bases into

AutoSite.

About the Base

Similar to a programming module, the DIP Base and PLCC Base serve as

the interface between a device and AutoSite. The DIP and PLCC Bases are

designed to help isolate programming problems and hardware problems.

For more information, see the section “Isolating Programming

Problems.”

Inserting a Base

Follow the procedure below to insert a Base into AutoSite.

Note: You can install and remove a Base with the power on as long as you are

not performing a device operation.

1. Make sure the handler is idle.

2. Clear all devices from the handler.

3. If the pin driver head is attached to a handler, remove the pin driver

head from the handler. See the handler manual for more information.

4. If a programming module is installed in the pin driver head, remove

the programming module from the pin driver head. Set the

programming module aside. See the handler manual for more

information.

CAUTION: Do not touch the pins that are exposed when you remove the

programming module.

5. Slide the compression handle onto the pin driver head. The

compression handle is shown in Figure 1-1.