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JaNets In structio n Manual 7. Program Editor 7- 22 A rea Fiduci al Mark W hen you sel ect “ Ed it ” or “ Browse ” in a “ Ma rk ” cell on the “ Plac ement Dat a ” screen, the “ Area Fiducial M ark ” sett ing scre en appe…

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Placement ID and component name can be copied and pasted with the Ctrl+C key and the Ctrl+V

key.

Regarding the placement ID, placement coordinates X/Y, angle, and component name, the data

created with another text editor or Excel can be copied with the Ctrl + C key, and then pasted with

the Ctrl + V key.

Figure 7.4-26 Copy and paste operation on the Placement data list screen

(If a comma is included in the placement ID, it cannot be pasted correctly. Convert it to another

character and then perform pasting.)

However, when the cell of placement ID and component name is editing, placement ID and com-

ponent name cannot be copied and pasted with the Ctrl+C key and the Ctrl+V key.

Figure 7.4-27 You cannot perform the Ctrl + V operation while editing a “Placement ID.”

Moreover, when the cell of placement ID and component name has a cursor, the "copy" and “paste”

of an edit menu cannot be performed. (The copy and paste of an edit menu is performed to a line

of placement data.)

* In the EPU mode, “Placement/application”, “Machine specification”, “Application skip”,

“Application test” and “Application machine specification” are not displayed.

In the line mode, “Placement head specification” is not displayed.

* Placement layer

A placement layer (displayed in the “Layer” column) is set in “the priority order of placement,”

and you can enter a value in the range of 1 to 10,000 when you use an RX-7 series.

When the placement data is uploaded changing the input range from 8 to 10,000 on the side of

an RX-7 series after being downloaded with the JaNets, the Program Editor considers the

placement data incomplete. (The layer is supposed to be blank.)

In order to re-optimize the placement data, set up again in the range of the layer 1 to 7.

The data row entered with Excel can

be copied at a time.

Copied data is pasted to the “Placement ID”

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Area Fiducial Mark

When you select “Edit” or “Browse” in a “Mark” cell on the “Placement Data” screen, the “Area

Fiducial Mark” setting screen appears.

Figure 7.4-28 “Area Fiducial Mark” screen

Mark ID can be copied and pasted with the Ctrl+C key and the Ctrl+V key.

However, when the cell of mark ID is editing, the mark ID cannot be copied and pasted with the

Ctrl+C key and the Ctrl+V key.

[When a JX-350 and RS-1 are used]

If you finish creating one piece of mark data when you select “LED” as the “Mark Type,” the system

determines that Placement data has been completed.

OK: Goes back to the “Placement Data” screen, and saves the

input data. “NO” is displayed in the “Mark” cell.

Select: Goes back to the “Placement Data” screen, and displays

the selected mark ID in the “Mark” cell.

The mark ID is displayed in the

format “Mxxxx”

(up to eight characters).

The format “Sxxxx” (up to eight

characters): when Mark Type

is ”Solder” or “Solder (PWB)”.

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Area Bad Mark

When you select “Edit” or “Browse” in an “Area Bad Mark” cell on the “Placement Data” screen,

the “Area Bad Mark” setting screen appears. You can set up to 10,000 bad marks for each com-

ponent placement positions. See

Section “7.4.2.2 Area Fiducial Mark” for how to set data.

R10

C10

R10

C10

R10

C10

R10

C10

R10

C10

R10

C10

R10

C10

R10

C10

R10

C10

R10

C10

Circuit

Figure 7.4-29 Image for setting an area bad mark

Figure 7.4-30 “Area Bad Mark” screen

Mark ID can be copied and pasted with the Ctrl+C key and the Ctrl+V key.

However, when the cell of mark ID is editing, the mark ID cannot be copied and pasted with the

Ctrl+C key and the Ctrl+V key.

Bad mark ID

BM001

Bad marks exist on a board.

When the bad mark ID “BM001” is assigned

to a component placement position “U1”

When the bad mark ID “BM001” is assigned to

component placement positions “U1” and “R10”

OK: Goes back to the “Placement Data” screen, and saves the input data. “NO”

appears in the “Mark” cell.

Select: Goes back to the “Placement Data” screen, and the selected mark ID is

displayed in the “Mark” cell.

<Operations of buttons when you select “Browse”>: The <OK> button is disabled.

Delete: Deletes bad mark data, changes all “Area Bad Mark” settings of Placement

data that use the selected bad mark ID to “NO” and goes back to the “Placement

Data” screen.

Reference: Sets the reference position of coordinates. When

you click the right button of a mouse, you can select one of the

followings: “Reference Circuit,” and “Circuit Origin.”

Sets bad mark information for

an RX-7 series.

See Section 7.4.1.3.1 “RX-7

series bad mark information”

for the detailed settings.