KE2010.Instruction Manual.Ver.2.01,Rev.08 - 第579页
7 − 42 7.2.2.12. 2 Support T able W hen y ou click t he “Support T able” t ab, the “Suppor t T able” setting dialog box appears as shown in Figure 7.2.2. 12.2. Figure 7.2. 2.12.2 “Support T able” setting dialog box (1) S…
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(2) How to set
① Select of delay time
Use the radio button to change the method for setting the sensor delay
time.
− STD: Sets the delay time common to all sensors.
− Option: Sets the delay time of each sensor.
② Units of delay
− Use the radio button to select the unit for setting delay time.
− When you select “time”, the value you entered as the delay time is
handled in the unit of ms.
− When you select “length”, the value you entered as the delay time is
handled as the “delay distance” in the unit of mm.
Note: When you change the setting of this “Units of delay” item, the setting
of the item 3 “sensor delay time” is cleared.
③ sensor delay time
− Set the sensor delay time in each input field as follows:
a. When you select “STD” in the “Select of delay time” column, set the
time for validating that all sensor are set to OFF.
b. When you select “Option” in the “Select of delay time” column, set the
continuous time for validating that each sensor is set to OFF.
c. In the “STOP sensor off as Re-clamp” field, set the continuous OFF
time to be passed until the system detects the OFF status of the
STOP sensor when a board is clamped again.
− Enter a value in the range shown below when you select “STD” or
“Option” (default: 0):
a. “time” is selected as “Units of delay”
0 to 2500 ms (when MSP is set to 400 mm/s)
0 to 3300 ms (when MSP is set to 300 mm/s)
b. “length” is selected as “Units of delay”
0 to 1000.00 mm
− Set a value in the range shown below to the “STOP sensor off as
Re-clamp” field:
a. “time” is selected as “Units of delay”
0 to 5000 ms
b. “length” is selected as “Units of delay”
0 to 200.00 mm
④ Ready In delay time
− 0 to 300 (default: 0)
− The unit is fixed to second.
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7.2.2.12.2 Support Table
When you click the “Support Table” tab, the “Support Table” setting dialog box
appears as shown in Figure 7.2.2.12.2.
Figure 7.2.2.12.2 “Support Table” setting dialog box
(1) Setting items
No. Item Description
1 Default back height Sets the PWB position lower limit on the support table.
2 Down Acceleration Sets the acceleration of the support table.
3 Support Table Overstroke Sets how much the support table should be pushed in.
(2) How to set
① Default back height
− Specify the value in the range from 5 to 40.
The unit is fixed to mm.
② Down Acceleration
− With using the radio button, set one of three steps; Low, Middle, and
High (default: High).
③ Support Table Overstroke
− Specify the value in the range from 0.00 to 5.00.
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7.2.2.13 Vacuum table
When you select [Vacuum table] from the [Setting Group] menu, the “Vacuum table”
dialog box appears as shown in Figure 7.2.2.13.1.
Figure 7.2.2.13.1 “Vacuum table” dialog box
(1) Setting items
No. Item Description
1 Delay time of vacuum ON Sets the time of period since the STOP sensor is activated until
vacuum is turned on when a board is clamped.
2 Delay time of table UP Sets the time of period since vacuum is turned on until the support
plate starts moving up when a board is clamped.
3 Delay time for production Sets the time of period required to detect the ON status of the vacuum
sensor when a board is clamped.
4 Time of blow ON Sets the time of period while the blow function is set to ON when the
clamped board is released.
5 Delay time of table DOWN Sets the time of period since the system detects the vacuum sensor
OFF status until the support plate starts moving down when the
clamped board is released.
(2) How to set
− Enter a value directly form a keyboard.
− The input range is from 0 to 1000.
− The unit is fixed to “ms”.
− The defaults of all the items are “0 ms”.
− When the “Vacuum table” is set to “disable” on the “Option Device enable”
tab, these menu items are dimmed.