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Chapter 3
FUNCTIONS
Functions
This chapter describes each function that can be chosen from the main menu as
follows.
∗ Pressing an icon displays each menu screen.
How to see the menu configuration
Chapter 4 PRODUCTION
The following are described in this chapter.
3-2 Production Settings
3-3 Production Information
3-4 Machine Adjustment
3-5 Machine Settings
Refer to the maintenance manual.
Chapter 6 FILE OPERATION
Chapter 7 DATA MODIFICATION
Data modify
Reference
Outline of function
Menu configuration
PCB data
Describes checking and modifying board data.
7-2
Board recognition data
Describes checking and modifying board recognition data.
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3-1 Menu Configuration
3-1-1 Operator Mode
Operator
Production
Describes starting automatic production.
Chapter 4PRODUCTION
Describes resetting production information.
3-3-4Reset
Describes checking the nozzle arrange-
ment of head.
3-2-1Nozzle Settings
Describes checking board transport motion.
3-2-4Board Transport
Describes checking feeder arrangement.
3-2-5Feeder Arrangement
Describes changing board supports.
3-2-6Changing Support Pins
Describes displaying the information
during running.
3-3-1Run Information
Describes calculating the consumption
of chips to the count of production
boards and setting the timing to cut tape.
3-2-3
Calculating Chip Consumption
/ Setting Tape Cut Timing
Displays the chip pick-up information
during production.
3-3-3Pick-up Information
Describes displaying the factors that made
the machine stop during production.
3-3-2Stop Information
Performance
info
Product
config
Describes setting the mobile table for the
exchange mode.
3-2-2Selecting Table Mode
Describes setting each motion.
3-2-7Motion Setup
Describes cutting off the vacuum to the
nozzles.
3-2-8Vacuum OFF