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User manual SIPLACE X-series Tasks on the machine From software version SR.70x.xx 01/ 2011 EN edition The user interface 311 5.5.6 Application-oriented operation through the use of color marking On the user interface, sy…

Tasks on the machine User manual SIPLACE X-series

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The following view opens:

Fig. 5.5 - 4 User interface in the "Nozzle changer" view (with reference to the SIPLACE X4I)

(1) Vertical "Nozzle changer" toolbar

(2) "Nozzle changer" processing area

(3) "Up one level" button for returning to the previous view (in this case the "Feeders, components

and nozzles" view, see previous picture)

(4) Button for switching directly to another gantry

(5) Button for changing directly to the "head configuration"

5.5.5 Settings

The "Settings" view allows you to change various user settings, software options and machine op-

tions.

 Click "Settings" on the toolbar.

An additional toolbar appears on the right-hand side. The following table briefly describes the sym-

bols and settings.

Symbol Settings Description

Machine

settings

For Advanced production, Machine service or SIPLACE service

only.

For setting the control mode and options (e.g. run options).

Shut down machine.

Switch to operating system.

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5.5.6 Application-oriented operation through the use of color marking

On the user interface, symbols, buttons and views can be highlighted in color. The various colors

used immediately show when, for example, intervention by the operator is required or when a

warning has been issued.

The following color markings are used in the station software:

User

settings

Setting the operator level (see Section 5.3.3, page 300).

Setting the language. You can choose between "Deutsch" and

"English" as standard. There is also a language CD available for

installing additional languages.

Other options can be set at the "Advanced production" operator

level or above.

Machine options You cannot change any options at the "Basic production" operator

level.

Configure machine options.

Software options For Machine service or SIPLACE service only.

Here you can activate various test functions.

Overview of the

connected exter-

nal systems

Displays all connected external systems (e.g. OIS, SetupCenter).

Displays the connection status and the memory in use. Also used

to clear the connected systems.

Symbol Settings Description

Color Status Meaning

Red Alarm Operator intervention is needed.

In the "Feeders, components and nozzles" view only.

Orange Warning There is a note for the operator.

Immediate operator intervention is not needed, however.

In the "Feeders, components and nozzles" view only.

Green Busy The symbol or button has control of the machine and the status

is OK.

Only available in the "Basic production", "Feeders, compo-

nents and nozzles", "Board", "Check sensors and functions"

and "Service" views.

Green flashing Waiting for board Replaces "Busy" status if the machine is ready in basic pro-

duction mode, but is not actually producing because there is

no board present.

Insert a PCB.

In the "Basic production" view only.

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5.6 Alarm information and online help

If alarms occur while work is in progress on the placement machine, the alarm message is dis-

played in red in the status field on the user interface. The Alarm information symbol is active.

The red highlighted button on the toolbar signals that operator intervention is required.

Fig. 5.6 - 1 "Basic production" view with alarm message (with reference to the SIPLACE X4I)

(1) Alarm number

(2) Alarm message: brief information about the alarm

(3) "Details" symbol: for calling up detailed information (e.g. source of the error, time at which it

occurred)

(4) "Acknowledge alarm" symbol: for clearing the alarm display

(5) "Alarm information" symbol: for calling up help about the current alarm