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(2) "Nozzle Offset Low Mag." T ab • Sheet Layout When the "Nozzle Offset Low Mag." tab is pressed in the "Nozzle" tab sheet, the following tab sheet appears. Fig. 3E31 "Nozzle Offset Lo…
*2 Nozzle #1 X [mm], Nozzle #1 Y [mm], Nozzle #2 X [mm], Nozzle
#2 Y [mm], Nozzle #3 X [mm], Nozzle #3 Y [mm], Nozzle #4 X
[mm], Nozzle #4 Y [mm], Nozzle #5 X [mm], Nozzle #5 Y [mm]
Each text box shows an offset value of nozzle position based on the
center of the component recognition camera (Camera #1 High Mag-
nification) at component recognition of each nozzle.
(a) These offset values are automatically calculated through
teaching operation.
(b) When a nozzle is located at the place shown below,
plus values are allocated for both X and Y.
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3.2 "Device Offset" Tab
(2) "Nozzle Offset Low Mag." Tab
• Sheet Layout
When the "Nozzle Offset Low Mag." tab is pressed in the "Nozzle" tab
sheet, the following tab sheet appears.
Fig. 3E31 "Nozzle Offset Low Mag." Tab Sheet
• Sheet Composition
*1 Head
The head Nos. are displayed.
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*1
*2
3.2 "Device Offset" Tab
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*2 Nozzle #1 X [mm], Nozzle #1 Y [mm], Nozzle #2 X [mm],
Nozzle #2 Y [mm], Nozzle #3 X [mm], Nozzle #3 Y [mm],
Nozzle #4 X [mm], Nozzle #4 Y [mm], Nozzle #5 X [mm],
Nozzle #5 Y [mm]
Each text box shows an offset value of nozzle position based on the
center of the component recognition camera (Camera #2 Low Mag-
nification) at component recognition of each nozzle.
(a) These offset values are automatically calculated through
teaching operation.
(b) All nozzle positions are recognized by Camera #1 (high
magnification) while the teaching operation is imple-
mented.
At this time, nozzle position high magnification offset
values are calculated.
The low magnification offset values (these parameters)
are calculated through conversion using the offset val-
ues between Camera #1 and Camera #2 (low magnifi-
cation).
Nozzles are not recognized directly by the low magnifi-
cation camera.
(c) Signs (+ and -) are defined in the same way as the
nozzle position high magnification offset.
3.2 "Device Offset" Tab