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6 Reference Run 6.1.6 Repeating Measurement of Values During Placement 6.2 P&P R eference Run Student Guide SIPLACE D-Series (FSE) 105 6.1.6 6 . 1 . 6 R e p e a t in g M e a s u r e m e n t o f V a lu e s D u r in g …

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6.1 Reference Run (D/Di-Series) 6.1.5 Height Reference Run

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6.1.5

6.1.5 Height Reference Run

Height Reference Run

6.1.5.1

6.1.5.1 Head Height Check and Nozzle Length Measurement

Head Height Check and Nozzle Length Measurement

This part of the reference run is performed in sequence at the gantries of the relevant processing area,

as the X/Y height measurement position needs to be the same for both gantries.

Sequence:

► The gantry axes move the placement head over the height measurement position on the fixed con-

veyor side.

► The Z-axis moves segment 1 down, as far as the end stopper.

► The Z.axis "height position" is read out of the Z-axis position counter.

► The Z-axis is moved up again, to the 0 position.

► This process is repeated for all the segments of the relevant placement head and then for the 2nd

gantry.

► A nozzle length error is issued if the values deviate by more than+/- 0.4 mm from the nozzle 1 meas-

urement. The nozzle causing this error must then be replaced before starting placement operations.

6.1.5.2

6.1.5.2 Nozzle Length Measurement in the Component Sensor

Nozzle Length Measurement in the Component Sensor

If the component sensor option is installed and configured on the C&P12 placement head, the MC will

issue a CAN bus command for nozzle length measurement to be performed in the component sensor,

provided the nozzle to be set up is long enough (for nozzles longer than 12 mm, appropriately longer

than a 915 nozzle).

► The shadow cast by the component sensor IR laser beam is measured during star rotation.

► The programming system prescribes the nominal parameters for dynamics, length and vacuum

checks, for the nozzle type concerned.

► The measurement is saved as the reference length for the empty nozzle.

Empty nozzles are then compared to this reference value, before the component to be checked is

taken up. A "nozzle length error in component sensor" is issued if the value deviates by +0.15/

-0.1 mm.

The whole reference run is now finished. If no error messages have been issued, the station is now ready

for placement operations. The message "Waiting for PCB in input conveyor" will be shown.

NOTICE

All measurement values are accepted for special nozzles in the X9X series.

Nozzle length reference values for component recogni

tion in the component sensor option

Legend

1. IR receiver on C&P12 head back part

2. Nozzle

3. IR transmitter on C&P12 head front part

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6.1.6 Repeating Measurement of Values During Placement 6.2 P&P Reference Run

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6.1.6

6.1.6 Repeating Measurement of Values During Placement

Repeating Measurement of Values During Placement

The following reference value measurements are achieved by remeasuring the reference values after

350 components have been placed per segment, at the end of PCB placement.

► Vacuum "open" and "closed" measurements

► Nozzle Scanning

► Reference nozzle length in component sensor option for C&P12 head

6.2

6.2 P&P Reference Run

P&P Reference Run

6.2.1

6.2.1 Reference run at Z axis

Reference run at Z axis

Reference run Z axis

Legend

1. Incremental scale mounted on moveable part of the Z

Axis

2. Fixed Incremental encoder

3. Zero puls on the incrementale scale (only one for Z

axis)

▪ Z Axis search for the commutation point of the linear

motors (in a special mode because of the danger of a

movement downwards). (A 3 phase motor continues

to run at the correct time and in the correct sequence,

when the current is switched from 1 phase to the next

one.)

▪ Then the Z Axis move upwards to the Zero pulse and

load the zero point correction.

▪ The zero point correction, max. and min. travel range,

are determined when you calibrate the head height.

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6.2.2

6.2.2 Reference run at D- axis

Reference run at D- axis

6.2.3

6.2.3 Vacuum check

Vacuum check

▪ After the CAN bus processor for the vacuum/air blast distributor has booted, the vacuum/air blast

distributor is initialized. This means that vacuum/air blast generator is adjusted to ensure that neither

vacuum or air blast is generated at the nozzle.

▪ The Gantry axes move the Twin-head to the reject position.

▪ Over the reject box the Vacuum-, air blast generator switch to air blast to reject components and

check the air blast.

▪ The vacuum/air blast generator now switches over to vacuum and the open vacuum at both seg-

ments (X and D3 machine, D1/D1i: one Twin segment) is measured*.

▪ After measurement, the pressure is adjusted back to 0 bar.

▪ The vacuum reference run has now been completed for the Twin head.

* The closed vacuum value for the Twin segments relates to the calibration value which was determined

in SITEST.

Reference run D-axis

Legend

1. Incremental glass scale D-axis

2. Incremental encoder

3. Zero pulse on the incremental glass scale

Then the D-axis (turning axis) executes the reference

run.

The D-axis runs to the zero pulse of the D- axis encoder.

The zero point correction value will be loaded. The D-axis

moves to the reference position, in accordance with the

prefix shown before the value.

Reference run completed! This is followed by the gantry

reference run (see Section Gantry).