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JaNets In structio n Manual 7. Program Editor 7- 139 7.6.6 Descriptions of the “ Tools ” menu com mands Merge Production Progr am This comma nd loads the speci fied produ ction pr ogram int o the syst em to paste it. T a…

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Importing data from the database

The [Import] command displays the list of the registered data from the database, and then imports

data. You can import the following data: Component data, Pick data and Mark data. How to import

each type of data is described below.

(1) Component data

From the “Placement Data” screen: this command assigns a name to a component not set

yet, and imports its Component data.

* You cannot import Component data to Placement

data to which Component data is assigned already.

From the “Component Data” screen: this command replaces the selected Component data

with that registered in the database.

Figure 7.6-34 “Component Database List” screen

* When the system imports information from the component database, it does not replace setting

of the “Component Skip” made on the “Placement Conditions General Setting.”

* When the system imports information from the component database, the “Search through

Component Database” screen appears. It displays the data matched with the search require-

ments on the list. (This operation is applicable only when the Data Manager is available.)

Tree view

Select Comp Type: Displays the data on all component types registered in the database.

OK: Replaces the component data information with that regis-

tered in the database.

Refresh: Updates the displayed information to the latest one.

Search: Displays the screen for searching a component.

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7.6.6 Descriptions of the “Tools” menu commands

Merge Production Program

This command loads the specified production program into the system to paste it.

Table 7.6.4 PWB configuration after the [Merge Production Program] command is executed

Reference data Paste source data

PWB configuration after the [Merge

Production Program] command is executed

Single-plane

Matrix circuit

Single-plane

Non-matrix circuit

Single-plane

Matrix circuit

Single-plane

Matrix circuit

Single-plane

Non-matrix circuit

Single-plane

Non-matrix circuit

Single-plane

Matrix circuit

Single-plane

Non-matrix circuit

Single-plane

Reference data: a production program loaded with the Program Editor

Paste source data: a production program loaded with the [Merge Production Program] com-

mand

Example: When two or more different circuits are to be placed on a board, a production program is

created as one for a single-place PWB.

①

Starting up the [Merge Production Program] command

Figure 7.6-35 Menu for selecting the [Merge Production Program] command

* Unless PWB data of the reference production program is created completely, this menu is

disabled.

② Selecting the paste source production program

Select a production program on the “Open” dialog box that is displayed with the operation at

Step 1.

③ Checking the execution

The dialog box for confirming the merge operation appears on the screen. When you select

the <Yes> button on this dialog box, the system starts merging these two production pro-

grams.

④ Completion message

After the two production programs are merged successfully, the message for notifying you of

completion of the [Merge Production Program] command appears on the screen. When you

select the <OK> button, the system closes this message.

Reference production

program A

Paste source production

program B

Single-plane PWB (A + B)

Execution of the [Merge

Production Program]

command

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⑤ About each checking function

The system checks data before executing the process for merging production programs.

* In the following cases, you cannot execute the [Merge Production Program] command.

- PWB data of a paste source production program has not been created completely (check

of completion of PWB data).

- The settings of the “Multi Circuit References” of both a reference production program and a

paste source production program are “Use” (check of the reference circuit configuration).

- The maximum number of component placement positions exceeds 30,000 (check of the

maximum number of component placement positions).

- The maximum number of circuits exceeds 500 (check of the maximum number of area fi-

ducial marks).

If a component name is duplicated, the system displays the inquiry message on the screen.

Yes: The system uses the component name specified in the source Component data without

using that specified in the destination Component data.

No: The system aborts merging operation of production programs, and outputs the dupli-

cated component name as text.

⑥

Checking the displayed log list

The system displays the inquiry message: whether the log list is to be displayed or not.

- Log list file

The system outputs the log list file to the destination folder in which the paste source file is

loaded.

File name: PrgCopyLog.txt

Figure 7.6-36 Log file

If the board reference side or the board transport direction of a reference production program

is different from that of a paste source production program, the system displays the message

indicating that the board reference side or the board transport direction is not the same as

each other.

If a user template is used as a BOC mark, but it is not to be used after two production pro-

grams are merged, the system displays the message indicating that the user template will be

deleted.

Log file output items:

Assigned numbers, index numbers of the

destination component list and the duplicated component names

of the destination program are displayed here.

“C” of [Idx] indicates Component data.