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11 Station extensions / hardware User Manual HS -50 11.5 PCB data transfer Software Version SR.501.xx 12/99 Issue U S 396 t I I t Å Cli ck on the ’Mac hine opti ons’ butto n in th e basi c view. The ’Machi ne opt ions’ w…
User Manual HS-50 11 Station extensions / hardware
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11.5 PCB data transfer
11.5.1 Functional description
The ’Machine options’ menu contains a ’PCB data transfer’ option. The aim of this function is to
increase the placement system’s performance on the line. To do this, an entire PCB is measured
at the
first
placement station and the associated fiducial, single circuit, ink spot, etc. data is deter-
mined, saved and sent to the next station. At subsequent stations, the data is then determined for
two fiducial positions only. These two fiducial positions are then used to correct the position for the
PCB to be processed at each station. It is thus not necessary to measure the entire PCB again,
together with its single circuits, ink spots etc. 11
11.5.2 Activating the ’PCB data transfer’ option
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Fig. 11.5 - 1 Machine option: PCB data transfer
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Å Click on the ’Machine options’ button in the basic view.
The ’Machine options’ window opens.
Å In the ’Options’ box, check the ’PCB data transfer’ option for the station concerned.
Å Click on the ’OK’ button. The ’PCB data transfer’ option is now active.
PLEASE NOTE: The ’PCB data transfer’ option can only be used in conjunction with a PCB bar-
code reader. 11
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User Manual HS-50 12 Station Extensions - Software
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12 Station Extensions - Software
12.1 Remote Support
12.1.1 General Comments
The "Remote Support" (Remote Service) option enables service personnel in Munich, Singapore
and Norcross to access system data on the line computer, station computer, machine controller
or a GEM computer, if there is one, on the customer’s SIPLACE line or SIPLACE station.
This allows the service engineers to localize and correct software and data problems in the cus-
tomer’s systems online. This feature also makes for better problem-oriented planning of any ser-
vice visits to the customer, thereby keeping servicing time to a minimum. 12
12.1.2 Safety Information
DANGER
If movements of machine components are initiated at a customer’s machine via the "Remote
Support", a trained line engineer must be present at the machine. In addition, this line engineer
must be able to communicate by telephone with the engineer who is performing the "Remote
Support".
When performing these operations; it is essential to observe the general safety information pre-
sented in Chapter 2 of this User’s Manual. 12
12.1.2.1 Data Security
The machine or system can only be accessed when this is specifically desired by the customer
and when he allows this to be done via the requisite communications PC (Router). 12
The service engineer will be working in a lockable room in the service center. Only authorized per-
sons will have access to this room. 12