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■ Select the concerning module-number via the [Module]-menu
SCREEN 3-22
■ Select [Enable] or [Disable] in the “Module” part and/or
■ Select the [Feeder number] and [Enable] or [Disable] in the “Select feeder” part
SCREEN 3-23
■ Select [Quit] or press <Esc> followed by [Exit] in the [Module]-menu to return to
the Main screen
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Mount Program
CHAPTER 4 Mount Program
4.1 Introduction
An Action Spec gives information on:
■ General aspects of the Action Spec, e.g.:
• Name, creation date, syntax of the Action Spec
• For which FCM Multiflex on which production-line it is intended
■ Product aspects, e.g.:
• Name of the product, and the family to which it belongs.
• Board dimensions
• How many boards can be used, and the individual distance between each
board on the transport beam
■ Transport activities, e.g.:
• Transport Beam movement
■ BVM activities, e.g.:
• Measuring Fiducials
• Measuring Badmarks
■ Placement Module activities (i.e. LAS or WVM), e.g.
• Picking up components from a feeder by means of a PPU
• Mounting components on the board
This chapter describes the syntax of these action specs by means of an example
Action Spec.
On the following pages, the action spec example is shown on the left page, while
the syntax is explained on the right page. The right page only explains those parts
of the action spec which are displayed in bold on the left page.
NOTE: In the example, the Placement Module activities for LAS and WVM are not
discussed seperately since the syntax is almost identical. Because WVM has
some additional records, which are not used for LAS, an example of a WVM
is used for illustration.
4.1.1 Special symbols
Square brackets ( [ and ] ) denote optional choices.
Curly brackets ( { and } ) that surround a set of symbols, indicate that the part of
the rule between the brackets may be repeated. If the “{“ is preceded by a number,
and the “}” followed by a number, the number of repetitions is restricted (e.g., :
1: {“,” circuit_nr}:127 means that “,” circuit_nr may be repeated 1 to 127 times).
A construction like “A” | “B” | “C” is a selection. Only one of the possibilities
separated by vertical bars must be chosen.