KE2010.Instruction Manual.Ver.2.01,Rev.08 - 第385页
6 − 9 6.1.3.3 Adjustments of Other Parts (1) O dd shape board The board sensor may missdetect t he board if the board is an odd shape boar d such as the board with cutouts. T heref ore, ent er the PW B transport sensor d…

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WARNING
To avoid a risk of injury, do not place your hand in the machine, nor
move your face or head close to the machine during operation of the
HOD.
(6) Entering positions for the use of Board outline reference (Skip this step for the use
of pin reference) (Figure 6.1.3.7)
1) Turn off the machine, and also turn off the air valve.
2) Turn on the stopper ⑪
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with displaying the mechanical setup pop-up menu
on the "Machine setup" menu.
3) Select [Shape clamp position] on the [Setting Group] menu.
4) Set a board on the board transfer rails, then push it against the stopper ⑪
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lightly.
5) Align the cursor with the X window, then press the CAMERA key of the HOD.
The OCC camera moves to the current outline reference position.
6) While observing the CRT screen, align the crosshair cursor with the side of
the board. Then press the Enter key. Only the value of the X coordinate is
input. Note that a board should contact with the PWB guide closely.
7) Align the cursor with the Y window, then press the CAMERA key of the HOD.
The OCC camera returns to the outline reference position.
8) While observing the CRT screen, align the crosshair cursor with the side of
the PWB guide then press the Enter key. Only the value of the Y coordinate
is input.
WARNING
To avoid a risk of injury, do not place your hand in the machine, nor
move your face or head close to the machine.
Figure 6.1.3.7
Board
⑪
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Stopper
Edge reference position
PWB guide

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6.1.3.3 Adjustments of Other Parts
(1) Odd shape board
The board sensor may missdetect the board if the board is an odd shape board
such as the board with cutouts. Therefore, enter the PWB transport sensor
delay time according to the size of the cutouts.
For the odd shape board, the positions of the stopper and board sensor can be
changed.
a. PWB transport sensor delay
1) Select "PWB conveyor" from "Set up group" of the machine setup.
(See Chapter 7 " MACHINE SETUP ".)
2) According to the length of the cutouts, enter the appropriate delay from
the keyboard. As a standard setting, set 60 ms for a cutouts of 30 mm
long.
Figure 6.1.3.8
3) If each PWB sensor does not detect the cutouts part of the board, delay
input is not necessary.
b. Stopper (Figure 6.1.3.1, Figure 6.1.3.9)
The stopper ⑪
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can be moved in Y (plus, back) direction.
Move the stopper for the board which has a cutouts at its front edge.
1) Turn off the power of the machine, and also turn off the air valve.
2) Loosen the M4 hexagonal socket head bolts
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used to fix the stopper
assembly
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, and move the stopper assembly
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along the long hole of
the rail support
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.
3) Tighten the M4 hexagonal socket head bolts
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at an appropriate
position, and fix the stopper assembly
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. In this case, fix the stopper
assembly
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while lightly pushing it in the direction of the arrow.
A: Cutouts length
A
:

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Figure 6.1.3.9
4) The STOP sensor ⑥ ⑲ and the C-OUT sensor ⑦ ⑳ are fixed with the
stopper assembly, and they move together with the stopper.
5) When the stopper assembly
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has been moved, re-enter the position by
referring to "6.1.3.2- (6) Entering positions for the use of Board outline
reference".
WARNING
Before starting to work, turn off the power of the machine to avoid a risk
of injury caused by unpredictable activation of the machine.
c. Board sensor (Figure 6.1.3.10)
The sensing positions of the IN sensor ① and the OUT sensor ② can be
changed by changing the fixed position of the sensor bracket
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.
1) Turn off the power of the machine.
2) Loosen also the M3 hexagonal bolt
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used to fix the sensor bracket B
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, and
move it backward and forward or to the left and right along the long hole.
3) After adjustment is complete, tighten the screws.
4) Check that setting to the board is performed in transportation system of manual
control or that of program edit.
Figure 6.1.3.10
WARNING
Before starting to work, turn off the power of the machine to avoid a risk
of injury caused by unpredictable activation of the machine.
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Pushing
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①
②
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