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3-3 3 Printing guide Dialog box for move table to setup position 64306-N3-00 4. When the DOOR LOCK lamp turns off, open the cover and set the backup jigs on the matrix plate. c …
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2. Data and condition setting
2.1 Material and setup information
Material and setup information
[Lane] button
64300-N3-00
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Enter board size data.
Enter accurate size data (X, Y, height) of the board to be printed.
X : Sets the main stopper position.
Y : Sets the conveyor width.
Height : Sets the backup height.
2
Enter mask information.
1. Select a size of the mask to be used.
2. Select a mask standard position (standard position during the mask processing) (center or front
position).
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lane selected by the board data.
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Select a squeegee type.
Select a type and size of the squeegee to be used. Each squeegee type has the features described
below.
Urethane squeeze : If the squeegee pressure level is too high, the squeegee is deformed, causing the
solder to be scraped away too much.
Metal squeeze : This metal squeegee is not deformed by the squeegee pressure. pressure and is less
affected by the squeegee pressure.
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Set the backup jigs.
1. Press the [SW. Prod. Position] button and select the setup item.
2. When rearranging the backup pins, select “Transfer Check Position”. The conveyor will move to the
setup position and the conveyor width will be automatically adjusted to match the board size.
3. When changing the whole matrix plate, select “Backup Setup”. The conveyor will move to the setup
position and the conveyor will be adjusted to the maximum width, allowing you to remove the matrix
plate.
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When removing the matrix plate, check for safety and then lift it straight up while holding firmly with both hands.
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Dialog box for move table to setup position
64306-N3-00
4. When the DOOR LOCK lamp turns off, open the cover and set the backup jigs on the matrix plate.
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immediately in case of emergency.
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Close the cover and press the [READY] button.
6
Press the [Convey In] button to load a board into the machine.
Follow the instructions that appear on the screen to load a board into the machine. The board is
automatically clamped in the print position.
7
Check the board clamp status.
1. Press the [SW Prod. Position] button and select “Transfer Check Position”.
2. When the DOOR LOCK lamp turns off, open the cover and touch the board to check for warpage
and backlash.
8
Change the edge clamp pressure level.
If any trouble is found in the board clamp stated in Step 7, change the edge clamp pressure level.
Generally, if the edge clamp pressure level is too strong to the board, the board may be warped.
Conversely, if the edge clamp pressure level is too weak, this may cause the board to rattle.
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Set the mask.
With the mask kept in contact with the set position, turn on the CLAMP switch to clamp the mask. For
more details about the set position, see section 7.1, “Mask size and stopper pin position”, in chapter 4,
or open the cover of the machine and see the label attached to the left side on the clamp table.
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Close the cover and press the [READY] button.
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Set fiducial mark information.
1. Select either the [Board & Mask Common] or [Board & Mask Individual] designation for the datum
position, position coordinates, and mark type of each fiducial mark.
2. Select the board and mask datum positions, and enter origin offset amounts from the datum
positions.
3. Enter mark Nos. used to recognize the correct fiducial mark positions on the board and mask.
4. Press the [Mark] button to create mark information.
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When the mark information has already been created, press the [Teach] button to check that the fiducial mark
positions are correct.
To check the fiducial mark positions, select [Board 1] or [Board 2] for the board fiducial mark or [Mask 1] or [Mask 2] for
the mask fiducial mark, and then press the [Teach] button.
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2.2 Alignment offset setting
Alignment offsets
[Visual Matching] button
[Lane] button
64301-N3-00
Press the [Visual Matching] button to open the Alignment Offset screen. Determine each offset value
while carefully checking the screen.
Since the graphic alignment is used for this alignment offset setting, set values in the [Mask Offset
X(mm)], [Mask Offset Y(mm)], and [Mask Offset R(DEG)] fields you can check on the screen.
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For more details about how to correctly use the graphic alignment, see "8. Graphic alignmentl" in Chapter 5.