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6 − 158 6.7.3.6 SO T direction continuous i nspection 6.7.3.6. 1 SOT direction conti nuous inspecti on dialog box W hen y ou select the [ Tool] com mand f rom t he menu bar, t he [Check] command o the “T ool” menu, and t…
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− Component of inspection
Data on a component selected to be checked appears here.
− Pickup position
Data on the component pick-up position appears here. You can change the
pick-up position to that of the previous alternate component or the next
alternate component also.
①
<Feed> button
When you click this button, the system knocks a feeder once to feed a
component (not available with a 32-mm paper tape).
②
“Update pick data with new coordinates”
Check this check box if you want to store the result of teaching operation
by the HOD device onto Pick data. Otherwise, the specified coordinates
are applied to the current pick-up position only.
− Result of SOT direction inspection
After checking a component, the recognized component direction is displayed
as the check result, OK or NG. If the system failed to recognize the image of
a component, a check error is displayed here.
− Shortcut keys
On the SOT independent inspection screen, the following shortcut keys are
available.
Table 6.7.3.5.1 Shortcut keys
Keyboard Operation panel HOD key Action
F10 ENTER Executes an independent inspection.
F4 Knocks a feeder.
F5 PREVIOUS Previous alternate component
F6 NEXT Next alternate component
ESC CANCEL Returns to the previous screen.
6.7.3.5.4 “Under the SOT direction independent inspection…” dialog box
When you click the <Insp.> button on the dialog box shown in Figure 6.7.3.5.4, the
following dialog box appears on the screen.
Figure 6.7.3.5.4 “Under the SOT direction independent inspection…” dialog box
− Component of inspection
Displays the data on a component that the system is checking and the system
current operation here.
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6.7.3.6 SOT direction continuous inspection
6.7.3.6.1 SOT direction continuous inspection dialog box
When you select the [Tool] command from the menu bar, the [Check] command o
the “Tool” menu, and the [SOT direction continuous inspection] command on the
Production menu, the following dialog box appears on the screen.
Figure 6.7.3.6.1 SOT direction continuous inspection dialog box
− SOT inspection type
Specify whether to inspect only components that satisfy a certain requirement
among components whose data is stored in Component data.
①
All components
The system inspects all components whose data is stored in Component
data.
②
Range specification
Check this radio button if you want to check the components whose
numbers are specified by you. When you check this radio button, you
can specify the following items:
− Start compo. No.
Check this check box if you are to specify the number of the first
component to be checked. After checking this check box, enter the
first component number in the edit box.
− End compo. No.
Check this check box if you are to specify the number of the last
component to be checked. After checking this check box, enter the
last component number in the edit box.
− Only placement compo.
Check this check box to check components that are actually to be
placed and whose data is stored in Placement data only.
− <Inspection> button
Starts an SOT direction inspection continuously.
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− <Exit (ESC)> button
Returns to the previous screen displayed before you invoke this dialog
box.
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Shortcut keys
On this SOT direction continuous inspection result dialog box, the
following shortcut keys are available.
Table 6.7.3.6.1 Shortcut keys
Keyboard Operation
panel
HOD key Action
SRART Starts continuous SOT inspection.
ESC Returns to the previous screen.
6.7.3.6.2 Dialog box for returning a checked component
Immediately after starting the continuous inspection, the system displays the dialog
box that asks you how to handle a checked component.
Figure 6.7.3.6.2 “Question” dialog box that asks you how to return a checked
component
①
Throw away every time
The system discards a component according to the setting of “Compo Reject
to” on the Component data screen.
②
Return every time
The system returns a component to its original position.
③
Inquires every time
The system displays a dialog box that asks you how to handle a component
every time it finishes checking.