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7-60 SM PLUS Administrator’s Guide Memo Depth Z af fects the pickup and placement height. 1: Nozzle 2: Pickup Surface of Part 3: Bottom Surface of Part 4: Placement Surface of Part Caution If Depth Z is set, it is automa…

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7.2.2.6. SETUP Z

Sets the data related to part height.

 <Vision> group

Enabled in the machine MMI. Displays the image of the picked part viewed by the

camera of the machine.

 <Graphic Image> group

Describes the vision parameters related to height using graphic images.

 <Z Properties> group

Sets the parameters related to part height.

 <Thickness (mm)> edit box

Input the part height.

 <Depth Z (mm)> edit box

Input the depth of the groove on top of the part. Unless there is a special purpose,

set the depth to “0”. For a part that cannot be picked up at its top surface, this

parameter must be set.

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SM PLUS Administrator’s Guide

Memo Depth Z affects the pickup and placement height.

1: Nozzle

2: Pickup Surface of Part

3: Bottom Surface of Part

4: Placement Surface of Part

Caution If Depth Z is set, it is automatically reflected on the pickup

height (Pickup Z). Therefore, when Depth Z is set, do not

modify Pickup Z manually in the ‘Tape’ tab dialog box.

In the case of a part whose pickup height must be modified

such as a part supplied by the embossed tape, select

'General' of the Common Data of the part and select the

'Pickup Data' tab to modify the Z value. (Refer to the

<Pickup Data> tab in

“7.1. New Part Registration”

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 <Pin Length> edit box

Inputs the pin length. Input the distance between the part bottom surface

contacting the PCB and the end of the pin.

 <Recognition Height Z (mm)> edit box

Input the height for part recognition. When recognizing the upper side based on

the bottom surface, set the height to a minus (-) value, and when recognizing the

lower side, input the height to a plus (+)value.

 <Get Align Z> button

When this button is clicked, the machine automatically measures the height at

which the part is recognized, and the measured value is entered in the

<Recognition Height Z> edit box.