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5 3. Panelized PCB first chip se tting 14 4. fidu cia l Set tin g 3. Procedur e for makin g a progra mming file Note: The basic procedure of making a programming file for ma nual programming or direct PCB file is simila …

Operation Flow Chart

Note

Check the working environment whether it

is safe or not

The machine will start a 1-2 mins self-

inspection after boot-up. It enters the

operation page once finished. Need to wait

1-2 minutes after turn on the machine,

mounting head will move diagonally and

then enter into operation page

Please refer to the following pages about

detailed programming tutorial

After making a programming file, there

may exist several unpredictable problems,

such as rotation issues of components, so

a production testing is necessary for

solving issues.

Start to pick and place

Power off software

Power off after the software being turned

off, which decrease the damage to the

software

Keep the machine clean and nozzles need

to be washed regularly

Keep daily maintenance of nozzle assures

high utility.

3. Panelized PCB first

chip setting

4. fiducial Setting

Procedure for making a programming file

Note: The basic procedure of making a programming file for manual programming or direct PCB file is similar,

but there are two different parts: chip list and fiducial setting. Please find the detailed operation steps of the

differences on relative page.

Edit on the Operation Interface

4.1

Edit on the Interface

The entire operation of the NeoDen4 is controlled by a single application that runs automatically after

the operating system boots. Despite the enormous flexibility of the machine, only 7 basic screens are

needed to set up feeders, calibrate the vision system and program pick-and-place operations. This

section contains a brief description of the various commands and parameters in the screens. Section

contains a recommended workflow to set up, program and operate the machine.

This screen is the heart of the programming interface. It has two tabs: “PCB Information”

and “Feeder Settings.” In the following sections, this manual will describe each of the

functions on the two pages. Finally, it will recommend some basic procedures for

programming the machine to manufacture finished boards.

4.2

PCB Information

Figure 4.1

Function: Used to confirm the feeding place, first edit item in manual program, see the Figure 4.1.

4.2.1 PCB Feed Settings.

Figure 4.2

This section determines the manner in which the PCBs will be sent to the machine for pick and

place operations. On machines with the rail system installed, the “Mag fixture”, “Rail Single”, and

“Rail Multi” are available. On machines without the rail system, always select “Mag Fixture”. See

the Figure 4.2.

Mag Fixture: This option assumes that the user will place the board in a location determined by