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5.11 The user interface

The SWS GUI is the user interface for the SIPLACE Wafer System (SWS). After starting the SI-

PLACE Wafer System, the SWS GUI main view will automatically open.

Fig. 5.11 - 1 Main view of SWS GUI

Legend

(1) Help system

(2) Function toolbar

(3) Task and display section

For more information about the SWS GUI, refer to the context-sensitive Online Help.

 Click on the Help System (1) icon to open the context-sensitive Online Help function.

 Use the list of contents, index and the search function to view the contents of the Online Help.

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6 Options

For the relevant configurations and other options, refer to the individual specifications.

6.1 Nozzle changer

Depending on the configuration of the placement heads on the SIPLACE CA4 V2, there may be

a nozzle changer attached to the SWS when it is used. The main difference between the nozzle

changers at an SWS and those at locations without SWS lies in the usage of a different reject bin

(03070917-01). The nozzle changers for the SWS are structured alike, the only difference is the

mirror-inversed position of the reject bins at the left-hand locations (1 and 3) and the right-hand

locations (2 and 4). Two rows of nozzle changers can be fitted to the SWS.

6.1.1 Position of nozzle changers - example

Fig. 6.1 - 1 Nozzle changer on the SWS - example

(1) Nozzle changer configuration (example)

(2) Component reject bin

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PLEASE NOTE

Stop if magazines missing

The safety cutoff of the SIPLACE CA4 V2 triggers if magazines are missing or incorrectly

fitted. The SWS emergency STOP is triggered.

 Use all magazine places.