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4. Part Data Settings QD004-18 114 NXT Programming Manual For backlight leaded parts (no t supported by the NXT) NXTVPP023 Lead length direction and edge status 2 Opposing sides, 1 side only 2 Perpendicular sides, 3 or 4…
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For frontlight bumped (ball leaded) or columned parts
NXTVPP022E
Vision Type for a bumped part is selected
What is the lead shape?
What is the body color?
P_pattern:
2
Bump or Pad
Column (CCGA)
P_pattern:
1
White
Black
P_pattern:
2
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For backlight leaded parts (not supported by the NXT)
NXTVPP023
Lead length direction
and edge status
2 Opposing sides,
1 side only
2 Perpendicular sides,
3 or 4 sides
P_pattern:
3
Leads extend
out of
the body
P_pattern:
5
Leads extend
into the body
Vision Type for a leaded part is selected.
Element
positioning
P_pattern:
13
P_pattern:
11
P_pattern:
15
Lead length direction
and edge status
Leads extend
out of
the body
Leads extend
into the body
Lead detection is unstable,
or both ends of the leads
are attached to the body.
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4.6 Vision Type Details
4.6.1 Part reference point
The part reference point is defined as the point on the part that is aligned with the placing
coordinates on the panel when the part is placed.
Body center
The center is taken from the outer-most points of the body; top, bottom, left, and right.
(The leads have no affect on the placing coordinates.)
Part center
The part center is defined as follows.
1. Part center of non-leaded parts
The part center is taken from the outer-most points; top, bottom, left, and right.
2. Part center of parts with leads (ball grids)
The part center is calculated from the coordinates of the lead ends or from the center
coordinates of the ball grid taken from the outer-most points; top, bottom, left, and right.
The point of intersection of the center line from the outer-most points top to bottom and
the center line from the outer-most points left to right yields the part center. However, if
there are leads or a ball grid on only one side, a theoretical part center is defined based
on the part data.
The following combinations are possible based on the lead positions.
Part
Placing coordinates (X, Y)
Panel
Reference point
Match