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3.4 Job Settings for Advanced Functions

3.4.1 Setting auto backup pins

This is used with the optional automatic backup pin function on the NXT. It is necessary to

have Fuji Flexa V1.5.1 or higher and NXT control software V3.11 or higher in order to use

this function. In addition, if the NXT does not have this option, then any settings made

regarding this are ignored by the machine.

Cautions when using auto backup pins

• When dual lane production is being performed and a panel exists in only one

lane (either lane 1 or lane 2), the backup pin cannot be positioned or returned

at the lane without a panel. It is necessary to remove panels from both lanes

before positioning or returning backup pins.

• When the job is changed from paired module production to single module

production, backup pins which have been positioned in areas that are

accessible only during paired module production cannot be returned to the

stocker. Therefore, it is necessary to return the pins to the stocker or to change

the backup plates before changing the job. Also, backup pins are automatically

returned to the stocker when the automatic job changeover function is being

used.

• When the panel position correction function is being used, do not position

backup pins at the panel edge detection area when creating the job.

• When using felt paper, do not position backup pins on the felt paper when

creating the job.

• The display in the Fuji Flexa indicates the possible interference area for tall

parts. Refer to the diagram below.

3.0 mm

6.0 mm

Backup

Base

Possible interference areas

10 mm

Interference

01PRG-0062E

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Procedure

1. Select the [Top] or [Bottom] tab from the job information bar depending on the side of

the panel the machine to be edited is located.

2. Double-click the name of the line to display the machines in that line.

3. Double-click the name of the machine for which to set the auto backup pins.

4. Double-click [Configuration] under the machines name and a window displays in the

data area.

5. There are several tabs at the bottom of the [Machine Configuration] pane. Select the

[Process Options] tab and the process options for the machine display.

6. Select “Yes” from the drop-down list from the [Use Auto Backup Pin] setting in the

[Backup Plate] group.

Note: If a special backup plate is required, enter the name of the required backup plate in the

[Backup Plate Name] field on this page.

7. Double-click [Backup Pin] in the [Top]/[Bottom] tab in the job information bar.

8. Select [Display] from the [Format] menu and click the [Backup Pin] tab.

9. Set the desired colors for the top and bottom parts in order to distinquish between them

better in the view and click [OK].

10.Position the pointer in the position in the view that a backup pin is to be set and right-

click.

11.Select [Add Part] from the displayed shortcut menu. The [Add Part] dialog box is

displayed with the X and Y position data specified as the location that the mouse was

right-clicked.

12.Select the level for the backup pin from the [Backup Pin Class] drop-down list. Refer to

the table below for details.

13.If you want to change the default reference name used, click in the [Reference] text box

and specify the new reference name. It is possible to use the default name, as long as

it is not used anywhere else in the job as a reference designator.

Note: It is possible to change other settings in this dialog box if necessary.

14.Click [OK] to register the information in the dialog box.

Setting Description

Global When this is selected, the backup pin is placed at the

specified position in all modules. This is the default setting.

Local When this is selected, the backup pin is placed at the

specified position only in the module placing a specified

part. When this setting is selected, the related part

reference number must be specified in the [Edit Part Info]

dialog box for that backup pin.

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15.If the [Level] setting for the backup pin is “Local”, then select that row by clicking the gray

box to the left of the row. Right-click and select [Edit Part Info]. Click to button to the

right of the [Ref. list] display and select the reference designator for the part that the

backup pin is to be linked with from the displayed list. Click [OK] and then [OK] in the

[Edit Part Info] dialog box. The backup pin is then linked to the specified part and will be

set in the module that places that part.

Note: It is possible to select multiple parts in the displayed list.

16.Repeat steps 10 to 15 until all of the desired backup pins have been specified for that

side of the panel.

17.Repeat these procedures to make backup pin settings for the other side of the board.