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3.2.2.3 Defining Support Pin Type
Fig.23: Defining support pin type
NOTICE
Supported support pins
The current version only supports support pins of type Support Pin 101.
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3.2.2.4 Displaying Underside in 2D
Fig.24: Support pins 2D view top side
Fig.25: Support pins 2D view underside
The positions of the components and the support pins are visible in this view. By clicking on the
button (1) you switch the view of the board sides (top side / underside respectively).
► Check the positions of the single support pins. For this, also switch the view from top side to
underside and vice versa to detect potential conflicts.
► If you want to change the position of a support pin, click on the support pin and drag it to the
desired position.
NOTICE
Activating Drag & Drop
If Drag & Drop does not work for the support pins, activate the Drag & Drop for Support
Pins option in the Tools – Settings – Options menu.
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3.2.2.5 Automatical Collision Check
Potential pin collisions with components, conveyor rails or other support pins can be checked in the
Pin Support tab of the Board Editor.
The following values / parts are used for the collision checks:
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for components:
Support pin tolerance
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for long board:
Stopper offsets (adjustable in the tool bar)
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for conveyor rails:
Support pin base
Processing orientation (adjustable in the tool bar)
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for other support pins:
Base
Fig.26: Automatical collision check
► Click on the Check button (1).
The parameters used for the simulated processing orientation and for the stopper offset (2) are dis-
played (adjustable in the tool bar).
After the check, a collision status (3) is displayed for each support pin:
(+) if no collision was detected
(-) if at least one collision exists. A detailed description is displayed in the message window.
► Click on the Messages … button (4) to display explanatory information to all collision events.
The collision check checks the selected board and all boards with the checkmark "Use" in the dia-
log (see 3.2.4 "Linking Multiple Boards To Each Other" [}89]).
Changes are not valid until the board has been closed and reopened.