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SIPLACE Pro 16.1 (R19-1) / Version Description 05/2019 Edition

– Carrier X (XTH) (X2, X3, X4 on location 2 and 4 only)

– Carrier SX (SX1/SX2 with Twin Head and CPP head only)

– MTC2 (X2, X3, X4 on location 2 and 4, X2 S, X3 S, X4 S on location 2)

– WPC5 / WPC6 (SX1/SX2, X-series S on location 2)

– SIPLACE Wafer Systems (CA-series only)

– Stick feeder with X-adapter

Processing Feeders from ASM Assembly Systems

– MeasuringFeeder X

– SIPLACE Glue Feeder

– Reject conveyor with X-adapter

– Linear Dipping Module X

– Linear Dipping Unit 2 X

– Linear Dipping Unit 2 E (E-series only)

– Label feeder with X-adapter

– Splice sensor X-feeder

Modules from 3

party suppliers

– FFI feeders:

Data IO RoadRunners

– IPTE Multi Stick Feeder:

IPTE MSF 60 AX

IPTE MSF XL80 AX

– SEMO CRF80 tape feeder

SIPLACE Pro 16.1 (R19-1) / Version Description 05/2019 Edition

4 Features of SIPLACE Pro 16.1

4.1 Using Individual Pickup Error Thresholds for Components

The station software issues warning and error messages when pickup errors occur (including vision

errors). These warning and error messages are triggered by threshold values, which, by default,

are identical for all tracks. However, it is now possible to configure these threshold values

individually for components in SIPLACE Pro, overruling the default values from the station

software.

This feature can be activated using the Use individual values checkbox in the Component Editor.

4.2 Hardware Changes

Station Type SIPLACE TX2i W as New Standard Machine

SIPLACE Pro supports the TX2i W as standard machine. The following conveyor wideness settings

are supported:

– Position 231

– Position 268 SMEMA

– Position 281 SMEMA

– Position 301

CPP 20 20xx Nozzle Changer Magazine Type as New Default Magazine

All default nozzle changer magazines CPP 12 20xx are replaced by the CPP 20 20xx. If a new

nozzle changer of this type is created in SIPLACE Pro, the magazine with 20 pockets is set up by

default. This affects the stations X2, X3, X4, X4i, SX4, CA4, CA4V2, X2 S, X3 S, X4 S, X4i S, SX,

SX V2, TX and TX V2 regardless of the used station software version.

Already existing setups are not affected. If the magazine is fixed, the SIPLACE Pro Optimizer does

not change the magazine from 12 pockets to 20 either.

Customers who want to use 12 pockets must reset these pocket types on their own.

Restrictions

– The default setting for magazines is independent from the used station software. Therefore,

even SIRIO stations running with software versions that do not support the new magazine type

are affected by this change.

– SIPLACE Pro does not check if a magazine with 20 pockets is set on a station that is run with a

station software version < 709. In this case, a configuration error occurs on the station.

SIPLACE Pro 16.1 (R19-1) / Version Description 05/2019 Edition

4.3 Customer Specific Nozzles – Storing Additional Nozzle Data

The data field Additional Nozzle Data has been added to SIPLACE Pro.

The data from the Additional Nozzle Data field can be saved to an XML file, which can be exported

and edited in an external text editor. It is also possible to import XML files or delete existing XML

data.

4.4 Hiding Unused Hardware in SIPLACE Pro Desk

There is a new functionality in SIPLACE Pro Desk to hide components from the Tree View. This

way, hardware that is currently not needed or cannot be used with the station type can be hidden in

the view, thus trimming the object list in the Tree View to a clearer structure. If an object has been

hidden, the icon of the folder containing the object in the Tree View changes.

The main changes made in this context are listed in the overview below.

Hide Unused Hardware Dialog

The Customize dialog under Tools – Settings in SIPLACE Pro Desk has been removed. Instead,

the Hide Unused Hardware dialog has been added to support the new functionality. The dialog

can be used to hide or restore objects. It is possible to hide or restore objects individually, by object

type, or all objects at once.

Automatically Hide Sub-Objects

When a station type is hidden, any sub-objects belonging to this station type that cannot be used

by any of the remaining station types can be automatically hidden as well. The same applies when

restoring hidden stations. If a sub-object is already in use, a respective message is shown.

Import / Export Settings for Hidden Hardware

In the Hide Unused Hardware dialog, it is possible to export or import the settings for hidden

hardware.

Managing Hidden Objects in the Tree View

If the Security option in the System Settings is activated, administrator users or users with the

corresponding privilege can hide and restore objects in the Tree View via the context menu.

4.5 SIPLACE Pro Desk Board Editor – Enhancements

To offer more realistic panel designs, the Board Editor has been enhanced to support polygon and

circular panels as well as rectangular panels.

Defining Polygon Panels

When opening a board and selecting a panel, the Panel Properties form contains the Polygon

Panel checkbox that opens the Panel Vertices group when activated. Clicking the Create Shape

button opens the New Polygon Shape dialog, where the Polygon shape can be selected from a

dropdown list.

To reduce the amount of time spent defining polygon panels, the x- and y-data describing a

polygon panel can be imported via the Import Polygon icon in the Panel Vertices group, which

then opens the Import Polygon Panel Points dialog.