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Vision 2007 4.10 User Manua l Rev 01 5 - 1 Chapter 5 .TST file edition 5.1 .TST file transformation and polarity 5.1.1 . TST file rotation Once the .t st file has been create d, y ou can ma ke your te st file r otate , i…

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Case 5: the component is not defined in the zone file or the zone file is empty. The zone

edition window is displayed. Adjust the light settings.

Click on OK to validate your settings, the zones file

is updated with the new Jedec name and its re-

quired light adjustments. An information message

will appear confirming the re-attachement of the

components.

Second step if needed

Propagate these settings to the other components of the same Jedec.

1. Go to the pulldown menu Edit\Board\Create Joker zones to open a dialog box that

displays the content of the zone.dsc file. It then show the list of all jedec which have

already been configured with a joker zone.

2. Check the corresponding check boxes for the jedec you want to add joker zones.

Zones creation

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Chapter 5

.TST file edition

5.1 .TST file transformation and polarity

5.1.1 . TST file rotation

Once the .tst file has been created, you can make your test file rotate, in Edit menu go to Trans-

formation, choose Rotation sub menu and select 90°, 180° or 270°. The test file will be rotated

and all zones will be re-created.

5.1.2 Automatic Rotation of programs for Vi-1K with camera at 90°

This option allows to rotate automatically test file on Vi-1K with a camera at 90° to insure the

compatibility between offline and online programs.

It is mainly used when a test file is modified on offline machine (Vi-1K with a camera at 90°) and

used for panel inspection on online machine. After this rotation, zones are not recreated and

lighting levels are kept.

This option is available from the defaultValue.ini file by activating the key Temporarily rotation

angle (deg) = 270 in the [Test File] section.

If you have different settings, you have the

opposite message.

.TST file rotation without modification of zones position

To avoid zones re-creation, the user can activate the option rotation of zone before the test

file rotation.

It is mainly used to exchange test files between a Vi-1K with a camera at 90° and a Vi-3K with

a camera at 0°.

After this rotation, the test file can not be executed on the machine type where

the rotation takes place.

.TST file before rotation

.TST file after rotation by 90°

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5.1.3 Mirror transformation

In Transformation menu, you can choose also mirror to rotate the .tst file with an horizontal or

vertical axis.

5.1.4 Change orientation

From the menu Edit / Transformation / Change orientation, the user can define the conveyor

flow direction used (Right Left or Left Right).

5.1.5 Global offset

This functionality allows applying a defined offset value on fiducials only, on components, text

and trace objects, or on all of them.

This offset can be applied to the whole panel or to one particular board.

The Global offset window is available from menu Edit /

Transformation / Global offset.

5.1.6 Polarity display

To see the components polarity mark on the repair station, configure them in the .tst file. 2 types

of polarity marks can be imported:

in a corner or on one side of the component

Indicate the position of the polarity for each Part Number, in a text file and import it in the .tst file.

To import a .tst file, create a text file, with any name but with

the extension .pol, that contains:

A The comment lines begin by ; (only for .pol files)

B Part_Number

C Its polarity location

Open your .tst file and in the menu Test file go to Import sub menu and select Polarity file. You

will see the polarity marks on the components. If you select no file, you will lose the previous po-

larity marks. If your .pol file has syntactic errors, a .log file will be created containing the error

message.

On a right to left machine: the reference is the bottom left hand corner of the board.

On a left to right machine: the reference is the bottom right hand corner of the board.

To indicate the polarity location, use: N for North, S for South, E for East, W for West.

Using 1 letter will generate a linear polarity and a combination of 2 letters will generate

a circular polarity in a corner.

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