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Copyright © ViT rox All Rights Reserved . General Setting (Action on Failure Options) Note: When the maximum errors allowed is set to 5 and the defect calls are 19, it is already exceed the maximum errors allowed. The bo…

General Setting (Action on Failure Options)

Figure 30: Action on failure options

Force Operator To Look At All Errors

This feature is designed to force operator

to look at all errors on a board before they

can release the board after inspection. If

the number of errors found is greater than

the value specified for maximum errors

allowed, the operator will not be forced to

view all the errors.

Note: This feature is applicable when "No action on

failure for operator" is set to Off. This feature is not

compatible with false fail monitoring.

Figure 31: Example Setting (Maximum error allowed set to 5)

When the maximum errors allowed is set

to 5 and the defect calls are 19, it

exceeds the maximum errors allowed.

The board can be unloaded and it

skipped "force operator to look at all

errors".

Note: Please refer to the next slide to see example of Force Operator To Look At All Errors at Operator Mode

General Setting (Action on Failure Options)

Note: When the maximum errors allowed is set to 5 and the defect calls are 19, it is already exceed the maximum errors allowed. The board can

be unload and the system forces operator to skip force operator to look at all errors. A bypass button not appear.

Figure 32: Exceed the maximum errors allowed

General Setting (Action on Failure Options)

When the maximum errors allowed is set to 50 and the defect calls are 19, it is yet to exceed the maximum errors allowed. The

board cannot be unload and the system forces operator to view all defect calls. A bypass button can be used to skip a

particular component.

Figure 33: Force Operator To Look at all defect calls