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J aN et s Instr ucti on M anua l 10 . Feed er S et D at a ba se 10 - 11 Addin g feeder se t dat a 10.3.8 Y ou c an ad d f eeder s et data t o a c reate d f eeder g r oup. T o add f ee der set data, p er form one of the f…
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Deleting a feeder group 10.3.7
This section describes how to delete a controlled feeder group from the database.
There are two methods for deleting a feeder group.
1. Select a group to be deleted from the “User-defined” feeder list (you can select two or
more groups).
Figure 10.3-10 Selecting a feeder group
Select the [Edit] command from the menu bar, and then the [Delete] command on the “Edit”
menu. The confirmation message for the delete operation appears on the screen.
Figure 10.3-11 Confirmation message for deleting a feeder group
2. Select a group to be deleted from the “User-defined” feeder list (you can select two or
more feeder groups).
Press the “Delete” button ( ) of the toolbar. The confirmation message for the delete op-
eration appears on the screen.
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Adding feeder set data 10.3.8
You can add feeder set data to a created feeder group.
To add feeder set data, perform one of the following two operations.
1. Select the [Edit] command from the menu bar, and then the [Add] command on the “Edit”
menu. The screen for adding feeder set data appears.
Set and add feeder set data on the displayed screen for adding feeder set data.
Figure 10.3-12 Screen for adding feeder set data
*1 This number also includes the number of feeder set data records already registered.
*2 Unless you select the <Complete> button, no data is registered in the database.
2. Press the “Add” button ( ) of the toolbar.
Since the screen for adding feeder set data appears, set the feeder set data to add it.
Component Name (N): Displays a name of a component to be set in the feeder set
data. The component name you selected on the screen for selecting a component is
displayed here, and you cannot edit it directly.
Select Component (S): Displays the screen for selecting a component.
Angle (G): Enter a component pick-up angle.
Bank (B): Select the component supply position from the bank information set to the
feeder group to be created.
Feeder Type: Select a feeder type that can be set to the feeder position.
Feeder Position: Enter the pick position number to set the feeder.
Lane (L): Enter the lane number of the component pick-up position.
No of data records: The number of feeder set data records added to the feeder group
is displayed here. (*1)
Add (A): Adds the feeder set data you have set to the feeder group. (*2)
Complete: Registers the feeder group, and closes this screen.
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Copying feeder set data 10.3.9
You can copy feeder set data to another group.
Select data to be copied, and then select the [Edit] command from the menu bar, and then the
[Copy] command from the “Edit” menu. The screen for selecting the copy destination group
appears.
When you press the “Copy” button ( ) of the tool bar instead, the screen for selecting the
copy destination group also appears.
10.3.9.1 Selecting a copy destination group
Select a group to which feeder set data is copied.
Since no permanent group can be changed, it is not displayed on the list.
Figure 10.3-13 Screen for selecting a copy destination group
10.3.9.2 Setting the component pick-up position of the copied data
Set the component pick-up position to the group to which data is copied.
Figure 10.3-14 Screen for setting the component pick-up position to the copied data
“Existing Group” column: Displays the list of the
existing feeder groups. Select an existing group to
which data is added from this list.
Next: Validates your setting, and goes to the screen
for setting the component pick-up position.
Angle (G): Enter a component pick-up angle.
Bank (B): Select the component supply posi-
tion from the bank information set to the
feeder group. Banks you can select vary
depending on the data to be copied.
Feeder Type: Select a feeder type that can be
set to the specified feeder position. Feeder
types that can be set vary depending on the
data to be copied.
Feeder Position: Enter the hole position of
the component pick-up position. The input
range varies depending on the data to be
copied and the group to which data is cop-
ied.
Lane (L): Enter the lane number of the com-
ponent pick-up position. The input range
varies depending on the data to be copied.