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4.3.7 Lighting Control Board-to-Board Communication Errors AA BB C DDDDD Detail Code Secondary Error Classification (0) Primary Error Classification (0) Classification (14) of Recognition Functions When an error ID other…

4.3.6 Component Recognition Lighting Lamp Burnout Errors

AA BB C DDDDD

Detail Code

Secondary Error Classification (0)

Primary Error Classification (0)

Classification (13) of Recognition Functions

Table 4B19

Recognition Error ID Recognition Error Contents, Cause, and Remedy

1300000000 The lamp for back lighting has blown in the component recognition lighting unit.

1300000001 The lamp for Front Lighting 1 (Ring 1) has blown in the component recognition lighting

unit.

1300000002 The lamp for Front Lighting 2 (Coax) has blown in the component recognition lighting

unit.

1300000003 The lamp for Front Lighting 3 (Ring 2) has blown in the component recognition lighting

unit.

(Cause 1) The lamp of the component recognition lighting device was burnt out.

(Remedy 1) Replace the lamp with a new one.

After the replacement, perform the teaching operation required for com-

ponent recognition.

4.3 Recognition Error IDs and Remedial Procedures

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4.3.7 Lighting Control Board-to-Board Communication Errors

AA BB C DDDDD

Detail Code

Secondary Error Classification (0)

Primary Error Classification (0)

Classification (14) of Recognition Functions

When an error ID other than the described ones is issued, con-

tact our service personnel for some advice.

Table 4B20

Recognition Error ID Recognition Error Contents, Cause, and Remedy

1400000000 Other Errors in Communication between Lighting Control Boards

1400000001 An error occurred during data transfer between recognition and lighting control boards.

(Cause 1) Self-Diagnostics Error Message

(Remedy 1) Contact our service personnel for details.

4.3 Recognition Error IDs and Remedial Procedures

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Note

5. Troubleshooting related to Component Pick and

Placements

5.1 Classification of Failure Symptoms and Helpful

Hints on Countermeasures against Failure

5.1.1 Classification of Failure Symptoms

The turret movement can be classified into Processes A, B, C, D, and

E as shown below.

Refer to "1. Outline of Actions" in "Section 2" of the instruction manual

(Volume 2: Operation (Supervisor)) for the outline of actions.

Process A : A component is picked up at Station #12 and transferred

to Station #3.

Process B : The component recognition function is implemented on

the component at Station #3.

Process C : The placement angle is corrected at Station #3 and the

subsequent stations and the component is placed on the

P.C.B. at Station #6.

Process D : The component is placed on the P.C.B. along with the

movement of the X/Y table.

Process E : The component-placed P.C.B. is discharged.

Fig. 4B29

Based on these processes, failures can be divided roughly into the fol-

lowing two types.

• Failure before Component Placement

This type of failure occurs mainly in Processes A, B, and C.

• Failure after Component Placement

This type of failure occurs mainly in Processed D and E.

5. Troubleshooting related to Component Pick and Placements

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