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2 Introduction and basic terms SIPLA CE Sof tware Guide SR.503.xx 2.2 Overview Issue 12/01 EN 18 A station may exist as part of a l ine or m ay be t he only m achin e in a li ne. 2 Each station has a „station compute r“ …

SIPLACE Software Guide SR.503.xx 2 Introduction and basic terms

Issue 12/01 EN 2.2 Overview

Fig. 2.2 - 2 Diagram showing an overview of a component placement machine (e.g. the S25-HM)

Key to Fig. 2.2 - 2

(1) 6/12-segment, Collect&Place head with component vision module (Gantry 1)

(2) Gantry 1 with PCB vision module

(3) 6/12-segment, Collect&Place head with component vision module (Gantry 2)

(4) Gantry 2 with PCB vision module

(5) Stationary component supply (Location 1)

(6) Stationary component supply (Location 3)

(7) PCB conveyor (dual conveyor option)

2 Introduction and basic terms SIPLACE Software Guide SR.503.xx

2.2 Overview Issue 12/01 EN

A station may exist as part of a line or may be the only machine in a line. 2

Each station has a „station computer“ which is located on the side of the input area behind a ma-

chine base door. This area also accommodates the uninterruptible power supply (UPS). The UPS

is available as an option.

A monitor with touch screen and retractable keyboard with an integrated trackball is mounted on

either side (HS-50 only) of the station (see Figures 2.2 - 1 and 2.2 - 2). 2

NOTE

You can operate the station computer software either via the keyboard and trackball or via the

touch screen. 2

SIPLACE Software Guide SR.503.xx 2 Introduction and basic terms

Issue 12/01 EN 2.2 Overview

2.2.2 Overview of the system components that make up a SIPLACE line

Fig. 2.2 - 3 Diagram showing the network structure of the LAN

Fig. 2.2 - 4 Schematic diagram of the network in a SIPLACE line (example)

The individual stations obtain their placement data from a host computer (Line computer UNIX or

Siplace Pro). The placement data is sent to the individual stations by the job control function of

the host computer. 2