IT Feeder Manual-45Series(English V2.0)Ver5 - 第16页
Samsung Intelligent Feeder System 1.3. MMI Add-On Functions in IT Feeder System 1.3.1. T oolbar The CP45F(V) MMI S/W for IFS provides T oolbar buttons for IFS m anipulation as shown in [Figure 1-3] for the convenience of…

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Table 1-1. Setting variables in FIS’s environment setting dialog
Item Description
Machine Code Unique machine code
Feeder
Scanner
Serial Port Serial port for communicating with feeder
scanner hardware
Service Name The service name for accessing the database
User ID The user ID for accessing the database
Database
Server
Password The password for accessing the database
Component
Library
Path and the file name of Mark3 part library
Barcode Use Whether the front and rear barcode readers are
installed or not
Local Feeder
Programming
Barcode Scanner
Serial
Port
Baud
Rate
Byte Size
Parity
Stop Bits
Setting for the communication device to
interface with barcode reader
[F] Setting front feeder base type Feeder base
Type
[R] Setting rear feeder base type
Change
Password
Set the password for modifying the environment
variables
1.2.2. Installation path and file structure
The installation paths can be changed by the user. (The following is based on the
assumption that the Mark3 path is C:\Mark3)
Program location
C:\Mark3\Bin\Mark3.exe
C:\Mark3\Bin\FdInfoSrv45.exe
C:\Mark\Bin\McDataSync.exe
Component Library location
C:\Mark3\PartDB\UPD.mdb

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1.3. MMI Add-On Functions in IT Feeder System
1.3.1. Toolbar
The CP45F(V) MMI S/W for IFS provides Toolbar buttons for IFS manipulation as
shown in [Figure 1-3] for the convenience of use. The functions of these buttons are as
follows.
FIS Toolbar Menu
Figure 1-3. Mark3 MMI Toolbar
Feeder Error Status
Displays the Feeder error status. The red icon flashes when there is a feeder error.
When the feeder error status is clicked regardless of the error status, the Feeder Error
Dialog box is displayed.
There are two types of Feeder errors; mismatch error and empty error. The error message
is displayed without differentiating which error it is. All errors are based on the PCB
program currently downloaded in the equipment.
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The mismatch error is the case where there is a mismatch between the feeder type and
part name in the downloaded PCB program and the actual feeder type and part name
installed in the equipment.
‘Empty Error’ means that the feeder is not properly mounted in the machine although the
use of a feeder is registered in the PCB program. In such instance the machine does not
operate.
Part Shortage Warning Status
The green icon flashes when the part count of a feeder in use drops below the set part
count. Like the feeder error, when this status is clicked regardless of the current
warning status, the Part Shortage warning dialog box is displayed.
Manual Barcode Entry
If barcodes can not be read due to damaged barcodes or malfunction of the barcode
reader, click this button to display the manual barcode input dialog box. Click with
the mouse or use numeric keys to enter barcodes.
View FIS main window
Starts the FIS main window that shows feeder information in the PCB program and
actual feeder information.
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1.3.2. Automatic Feeder Creation in PCB Edit
If the IFS is used there is a <Create> button that creates the feeder in the “Feeders” dialog
box of the CP45F(V) MMI. When the ‘Create’ button is pressed, the information on the
feeder being installed on the feeder base is automatically registered in the ‘PCB’ file in
operation. In this case, the feeder information already registered in the ‘PCB” file is
deleted.
Figure 1-4. Feeder creation in PCB Edit
1.3.3. Part Library Synchronization with IFS Database
The parts registered in the equipment are automatically registered in the IFS database.
Therefore, take precautions for the parts that have identical names but have different data.
All equipment that uses IFS (CP40, CP45, …) and off-line systems (Feeder Station, Part
Station) share a common IFS database as well as part names. Therefore, to benefit from
using IFS, it is necessary to control part names systematically.
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When a component is registered under a new name (New Part) or duplicated
(Duplicate) in the ‘Parts’ dialog box as in [Figure1-5], the newly created part is added in
the Part Library automatically. And the added part is automatically registered if it does
not exist in the IFS database already.