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JaNets In structio n Manual 7. Program Editor 7- 55 Component check detailed information setting screen W hen you sel ect “ Component D ata ” fro m the tree v iew , and t hen “ Check ,” the follow ing screen appears. Tom…

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Placement conditions screen (JM-100 Series)
Figure 7.4-75 Placement conditions (JM-100 Series) screen
Table 7.4-40 Placement condition (JM-100 Series) screen items
Item
Description
Picking Stroke
Specifies how much to push the end of the nozzle to place a component on a board.
Vacuum Control
Specifies whether to make an adjustment of vacuum time to pick up a component.
To make an adjustment, enter the adjusting time in the unit of ms.
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Component check detailed information setting screen
When you select “Component Data” from the tree view, and then “Check,” the following screen
appears.
Tombstone Detection
Figure 7.4-76 “Tombstone Detection” screen
Table 7.4-41 Check items displayed on the “Tombstone Detection” screen
Item
Description
Check
Yes/No/If possible
Specify whether to run a tombstone error check or not by selecting the corresponding radio
button.
The “If possible” radio button is selected by default.
Accept.
Height
You can enter a value in this field when you select the “If possible” radio button of the
“Check” menu item. Enter the height as the judgment value.
The input range varies depending on the component type.
Pick Position Check
Figure 7.4-77 “Pick Position Check” screen
Table 7.4-42 Check items displayed on the “Pick Position Check” screen
Item Description
Check
Yes/No/
Specify whether to run a pick position check or not by selecting the corresponding radio button.
The “No” radio button is selected by default.
Pick Position
Check
Accept.
You can enter a value in this field when you select the “Yes” radio button of the “Check” menu
item. Enter the height as the judgment value.
The default value and the input range respectively vary depending on the component size and the
component supply angle.
Coplanarity Check
Figure 7.4-78 “Coplanarity Check” screen
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Table 7.4-43 Check items displayed on the “Coplanarity Check” screen
Item
Description
Check
Yes/No/
When you select a lead component as the component type, the “Coplanarity” radio button is
activated. Specify whether to run a lead float check or not by the corresponding radio button.
The “No” radio button is selected by default
Coplanarity Check
Accept.
You can enter a value in this field when you select the “Yes” radio button of the “Check” menu
item. Enter the height as the judgment value.
Input range: 0.01 to 1.00 mm (Default value: 0.20)
Coplanarity Check
Electrode Width,
Length
You can enter these fields when you select the “Yes” radio button of the menu item “Check.”
Enter the width and length of the electrode.
Input range: 0.00 to 3.00 mm (Default value: 0.00)
Coplanarity Check
E. Gloss
You can enter this field when you select the
“Yes” radio button of the menu item “Check.”
Select the electrode gloss information from the combo box.
Select “Normal,” “Gloss” or “No Gloss.” “Normal” is selected by default.
Coplanarity Check
E. Brightness
Threshold
You can enter this field when you select the “Yes” radio button of the menu item “Check.”
Enter a threshold value of the brightness of the electrode. The input range is from 5 to 20.
Default value
Ball component: 50
Component other than a ball component
“Normal” is selected as the “E. Gloss”: 40 “Gloss” is selected as the “E. Gloss”: 80
“No Gloss” is selected as the “E. Gloss”: 15
Coplanarity Check
Laser Strength
Select the laser strength from the combo box when you select the “Yes” radio button of the
menu item “Check.”
Input range: 0 to 7 (Default value: 7)
Coplanarity Check
Measurement
Height Offset
You can enter this field when you select the “Yes” radio button of the menu item “Check.”
Enter the measurement height offset.
Input range: - 4.00 to 4.00 mm (Default value: 0.00)
Coplanarity Check
Scanning Offset
You can enter this field when you select the “Yes” radio button of the menu item “Check.” Enter
the scanning position offset.
Input range: 0.00 to 3.00 mm (Default value: 0.00)
Coplanarity Check
AGC Adjustment
Select an AGC correction value from the combo box when you select the “Yes” radio button of
the menu item “Check.”
Input range: 0 to 5 (Default value: 3)
Coplanarity Check
Measuring Mode
You can select this menu item when you select the “Yes” radio button of the menu item
“Check.”
Select the measurement mode among “Auto,” “Standard Measurement Mode” and “High Defi-
nition Measurement Mode” from the combo box.
“Auto” is selected by default.
Coplanarity Check
Exposure Time
You can enter this field when you select the “Yes” radio button of the menu item “Check.” Enter
the exposure time of the camera inside the coplanarity sensor.
Input range: 1 – 1000 (Default value: 100)
Coplanarity Check
Lead Offset
Bottom, Right, Top
and Left
You can enter these fields when you select the “Yes” radio button of the menu item “Check.”
Enter the offsets from the edge of the outer of a component to the tip of the lead (bottom, right,
top and left).
The “Lead Offset” items you can enter vary depending on the component type.
Input range: 0.00 to 50.00 mm (Default value: 0.00)
Coplanarity Check
Check Angle
Set the component angle to be applied when the system runs a check.
Input range: 0 – 359 (Default value: 0)
Coplanarity Check
Alternative Check
Angle
Select the angle among: “90-deg., 180-deg., 270-deg.,” “180-deg.” and “None.” The default
angle is “90-deg., 180-deg., 270-deg.”