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2.1.10 Statistical Information The statistical information function is used to obtain information about nozzle and slot errors. The procedure for specifying statistical information settings is given below. Procedure 1. A…

2.1.9 Tape Cutter

The procedure for specifying tape cutter settings is explained below.

Procedure

1. At the [Main] screen, select [Maintenance A] - [Operation Settings] to display the

[Operation Settings] screen.

2. Press the [Next Page] button to display the [Tape Cutter] screen.

3. Click on the area next to the “Tape Cutter” item, then make the “Use/Not Used”

selection.

4. At the “Cut Timing Setting” area, specify the cutter operation conditions. If cutter

operation is to occur when the scheduled panel production quantity is reached,

select “Production Quantity”, then specify the count value. (The setting range is 0

~ 99999. If a setting of “0” is specified, tape cutter operation will not occur.) If

cutter operation is to occur when a specified tape length is reached, select “Tape

Length”, then specify the desired length value. Cutter operation occurs when any

tape reaches this length, even if production is in progress.

Ex. If the tape length is set to 100 mm, and the tape lengths of feeders A, B, and

C on Stage1 are 100, 80, and 60 mm, then the tape cutter will cut, because

the 100 mm of tape on feeder A meets the setting. After the tape is cut, the

tape length counters are all reset to 0 mm.

[+]: Each time this key is pressed, the value increases by 50. If pressed when the

value is 1000, the value becomes 0.

[ - ]: Each time this key is pressed, the value decreases by 50. If pressed when the

value is 0, the value becomes 1000.

If a “0” value is specified, cutter operation will not occur. (Units: mm)

5. Click on the area next to the “Number of cuts” area to specify the tape cutter

operation count at which a message displays, notifying the operator to empty the

waste tape box. (Setting range is 0 ~ 99999. If “0” is specified, the message does

not display.)

6. Select the machine status action which is to occur when the tape cutter operation

count reaches the setting value.

Warning: Waste tape box warning displays, and machine operation continues.

Stop: Waste tape box warning displays, machine operation stops.

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2.1.10 Statistical Information

The statistical information function is used to obtain information about nozzle and slot

errors. The procedure for specifying statistical information settings is given below.

Procedure

1. At the [Main] screen, select [Maintenance A] - [Operation Settings] to display the

[Operation Settings] screen.

2. Press the [Next Page] button to display the [M/C Stat Info] screen.

3. In the textbox next to the “PickNo” item, specify the minimum pickup count at

which an error check is to occur. An error check will occur when a given slot or

nozzle reaches this pickup operation count. The setting range is 0 ~ 10000. When

set as “0”, the minimum pickup count for a caution check will be [1 / caution

conditions error rate] x [100], and the minimum pickup count for a stop check will

be [1 / stop conditions error rate] x [100].

4. In the textboxes beside the caution conditions error rate item, specify the nozzle

and slot error rates at which cautions are to occur. The setting range is 0.00 ~ Stop

conditions error rate. When the stop conditions error rate is 0.00, a setting of up to

100.00 can be specified. When set as “0.00”, there are no caution displays.

5. In the textboxes beside the stop conditions “number of cautions” item, specify the

number of cautions at which the machine is to be stopped. The machine stops

when the number of nozzle cautions reaches the setting value specified at the

Nozzle textbox. The setting range is 0 ~ Total number of nozzles. When set as

“0”, there are no caution count checks. The machine also stops when the number

of slot cautions reaches the setting value at the Slot textbox. The setting range is 0

~ Number of slots. When set as “0”, there are no caution count checks.

6. In the textboxes beside the stop conditions “number of cautions” item, specify the

nozzle and slot error rates at which the machine is to be stopped. The setting

range is 0.00 and “number of caution conditions ~ 100.00. When set as “0.00”,

there are no count checks.

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2.1.11 Local Verify (Optional)

This is a part set position check function (optional) which prevents the wrong parts from

being set in the machine slots. The setting procedure for this function is given below. (A

setup procedure is required in order to use this local verify function.)

Procedure

1. At the [Main] screen, select [Maintenance A] - [Operation Settings] to display the

[Operation Settings] screen.

2. Press the [Next Page] button to display the [Parts Verify] screen.

3. In the textbox next to the “Parts Verify” item, specify whether or not the verify

function is to be used. If “Executed” is selected, continue with the settings

described below.

4. Select whether or not a slot verify operation is to occur under one of the displayed

conditions.

Different slot than in previous device comment: Only slots which are different

from those used by the previous

production program are checked.

All slots: All slots are checked.

5. When a portion of a barcode reading is to be ignored, that portion can be skipped

by using a 1-digit ASCII Code.

Ignore comment enclosed by this code:

The portion surrounded between this ASCII code is ignored.

Ex. If a slash “/” is specified in the field for “Ignore comment enclosed by this

code,” then “12345/6789/0123” will be read as “0123450123”. However, if

only one symbol is used (not a pair), then the numbers after the symbol will

be ignored. Thus, “12345/6789/0123/456” will be read as “123450123”.

Ignore subsequent comments:

All comment which follow the ASCII code are ignored.

[Ex] if a “/” is used as the ASCII code, a “12345/6789/0123” comment will be

interpreted as “12345”.

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