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1.13 Resuming operation from the stopped point
If resuming to mount a board that has been reset due to an error occurrence in the middle of production or
mounting the components on a particular block or at a particular mounting point, use this “Halfway Continue
(Resuming operation from the stopped point)” function. Note that this function can be used just for the first
board after the operation is resumed, with routine mounting operation beginning from the next board.
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Press the [Halfway Continue] button.
Pressing the [Halfway Continue] button on the “Setup” screen calls up the “Save abort information”
screen.
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Read out the aborted information that has been saved.
After confirming the “Save Date/Time” and other details on the “Save abort information” screen, press
the [OK] button to open the “CONFIRMATION OF BOARD FIX” screen and then open the “Halfway
Continue” screen.
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NOTE
• When system error occurred and machine stopped due to power outage, the error message "Check the inside of
machine" may appear n addition to “CONFIRMATION OF BOARD FIX” screen. In this case, follow the message and
check machine inside.
• When boards are being produced using both lanes of YSM20WR dual-lane, select the lane from the "Lane Select"
drop-down list in the "Halfway Continue" dialog box, and then resume operation.
Halfway Continue
[Setup] screen -"Halfway Continue" screen
“Save abort information” screen
Check the aborted time
and details.
[Halfway Continue] button
“Halfway Continue” screen
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Check and edit the state of mounting.
Check the state of component mounting of the aborted information. For instance, if the machine has
stopped due to an error after a head picked up a component, the mounting information column
indicates “Unknown”.
After selecting the mounting points to be checked, press the [Trace] button to move the head unit
(camera) to the actual mounting position. While checking each of the mounting points on the board
with the camera, pressing the [Mount] check button changes the setting of the selected mounting
status.
After changing the "Unknown” positions to “Done” or “Undone”, press the [OK] button to exit the screen.
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Pressing the [OK] button while an “Unknown” mounting point still remains, an error message appears. The “Halfway
Continue” screen cannot be closed.
Editing on “Halfway Continue” screen
"Halfway Continue" screen
[Mount] check button
[Trace] button
Mounted status
Done Undone Unknown
Background: Yellow
Select “Offset No.”
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When using the block offset function for a multi-board, for instance, selecting the “Offset No.” enables to edit the
state of components mounting per block. However, the editing on the “Halfway Continue” screen is available only
when mounting the first board.
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Resume the automatic operation.
Press the [START] button on the operation panel to resume the automatic operation. The machine starts
mounting the components at the mounting points set to “Undone” of the first board after resumption.
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“Block Skip” function
The “Halfway Continue” function is available for operation to mount components only at specified mounting
points by setting the mounting status. This function is therefore not only useful in the event of an error but also
when going through trial/test mounting. This machine provides the “Block Skip” function that is similar to the
“Halfway Continue” operation. The “Block Skip” function enables to designate whether to mount components
or skip mounting per block.
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The block skip function can only be used for board data that the block distribution (with Note Data) was performed.
See Surface Mounter (SMT) Programming Manual for information on block distribution.
TIP
For using board data created by other machine of an earlier version (earlier than V3.11STDR1.00), it is necessary to
redo the block distribution on this machine. Note, however, that this function is not available for board data if it has
512 or more block offsets before the block distribution.
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Press the [Block Skip] button.
Press the [Block Skip] button on the “Setup” screen to open the “Block Skip setting” screen.
Block Skip function
[Setup] screen - "Block Skip setting dialog”
"Block Skip setting dialog”
[Block Skip] button
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Pressing the [Block Skip] button holds it pressed. (To invalidate the status, press the [Block Skip] button again.) Note
that when the machine has read out the board data of different name identification or when powering off the
machine, the block skip function becomes invalid. The [Block Skip] button automatically returns to off status. With the
[Block Skip] button turned off, no block skip takes place.