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3.6 Part Editing (ESR0708h) The part editor is used to specify part information. There are 3 types of part information: Part Number, Part Type, Packaging. Part information can be saved to a file in part units. Operation …

■ Panel ID List Screen

A list of panel IDs which are registered in the data being edited displays at this screen.

[Example]

• Editing panel ID display

The panel ID, code type, and name are displayed.

Press the button where editing is desired in order to edit that panel ID at the mark

editor screen.

• [Cancel] button

Closes this screen.

• [Previous page] / [Next Page] buttons

Press to switch display screens. If all the mark data is contained on a single screen,

these buttons do not display.

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No.

0 Auto

Code type

Panel ID

Code type name

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3.6 Part Editing

(ESR0708h)

The part editor is used to specify part information. There are 3 types of part information:

Part Number, Part Type, Packaging. Part information can be saved to a file in part units.

Operation Button Explanations

PDisplays a list of part numbers used by the production program

which is currently opened in the editor.

After a confirmation message, the part number, part type, and

packaging data in the production program currently being edited are

saved to the program.

Note: Even though this data is saved to the program being edited, it is not

written to the production program file. The data is only saved to the

currently loaded program. The data must therefore be saved to a file

at the “save production program” screen.

After a confirmation message, the part number is saved to the library.

Loads a part number which is saved in the library.

Clears the specified data.

Press to edit a part type data.

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Press to edit a packaging data.

Setting Item Explanations

Part Number

Specifies the part number (max. of 30 characters).

Note: The following characters may not be used in file names: ( : \ / ; * ? “ < > | ) Also, characters

(˜ .) may not be used at the beginning of the file names.

Direction

This setting changes the direction of a part in part data relative to the part supply

direction. If the supply direction of a part changes after part data is created, specify the

degree of counterclockwise rotation the part must be rotated. (The default setting when

part data is created is 0 degrees.)

Specify “1” for +90 degree rotation from direction 0.

Specify “2” for +180 degree rotation from direction 0.

Specify “3” for +270 degree rotation from direction 0.

Polarity Setting

This setting specifies (from a drop-down list) whether a created production program is to

be a standardized program (supports polarity function) or not. A standardized program

need not be changed even if the part supply direction is changed. The “conventional

program” method requires a program change when the part supply direction is changed.

Refer to the following explanation of “Polarity Function” for more detail.

0: Not use “Conventional program” method (Presently not supported)

1: Yes “Standardized program” method (with polarity)

2: No “Standardized program” method (without polarity)

(Presently not supported)

Polarity Function

For F4G and FUJICAM

XP machines support only production programs created by the standardized program

method (polarity method). Both the “Polarity Yes” and “Polarity No” settings are both

processed as “Polarity Yes”.

Standardized Program Method

Parts which are mounted at the same angle as the angle specified when the part data was

created, have a placement angle of 0-degrees. Therefore, even if the part supply

direction is different (when direction is different; when part supply direction is

different), the part can always be placed at the same angle.

Program Data Check

An error occurs at data checks when a loaded program has “No” specified at the panel

data’s “Program Polarity” item, or “Not Use” specified at the part data’s “Polarity

Setting” item.

Program Polarity

Yes

Not Use

All

Polarity setting of "Not Use" is not supported.

Program polarity setting of "No" is not supported.

Polarity Setting Error Display

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