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4 – 38 4.5 PWB Data 4.5.1 Basic setting Aft er the Prog ram Editing ut ility start s up or when you select [Create new] on the File menu, a prog ram name becomes “ UNTIT LED”, and t he PW B data basic setup screen as sho…

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4.4 Data

This command menu provides the commands which allows you to move to the Editing

screen for each type of data: PWB data, Placement data, Component data, and

Pick data, and those for displaying each type of data completion status, and those for

checking to see if each data record is completed correctly by comparing to the

configuration set on the Setup screen.

4.5 PWB data

4.6 Placement data

4.7 Component data

4.8 Pick data

The commands above display the corresponding type of data and switch the input

screen for each type of data.

See the Section on each type of data for details.

Other method for switching the data input screen

In addition to the method described above, you can switch between each type of data

input screens as described below.

① Press the F6 key while holding the CTRL key or press the TAB key while holding

the CTRL key to move to the next data window. Press the F6 key while

holding the SHIFT and CTRL keys or press the TAB key while holding the SHIFT

and CTRL keys to move to the previous data window.

② Click each data title button displayed on the bottom of the screen.

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4.5 PWB Data

4.5.1 Basic setting

After the Program Editing utility starts up or when you select [Create new] on the File

menu, a program name becomes “UNTITLED”, and the PWB data basic setup screen

as shown in the figure below appears initially.

Use the "PWB ID" edit box to set the PWB ID, and use the corresponding radio button

to set the positioning method, PWB configuration, BOC type and bad mark type.

To set each item, move the cursor over the desired item with a track ball, then click

the button of the desired setting with the left button.

Description of each menu item

(1) PWB ID

Up to 32 alphanumeric characters and symbols can be entered. However, note

that only numbers or only symbols cannot be entered. They shall be combined

with alphabetic characters. When reading the production program, the PWB ID

is displayed as well as the file name of the production program, so enter an ID

which is easy to understand.

(2) Positioning method

1) Hole reference

The PWB has positioning holes, and the reference pins are inserted in the

holes to hold the PWB.

2) Shape reference

After the PWB touches the stopper, the edges of the PWB are fixed

mechanically to hold the PWB.

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(3) PWB configuration

1) Single PWB

The PWB which has only one circuit pattern.

Figure of the single pattern

2) Multiple PWB matrix

The PWB which has multiple circuit patterns aligned in depth and width and

with a same angle and space.

Figure of the Matrix multiple patterns

3) Multiple PWB non-matrix

The PWB which has multiple circuit patterns but with a different angle and

space among them.

Figure of the Non-matrix multiple patterns

Note that circuits are automatically assigned in the multiple PWB non-matrix

pattern if you change the PWB configuration from the multiple PWB matrix

pattern to the multiple PWB non-matrix pattern after setting the dimensions for

the multiple PWB matrix pattern. If you change the PWB configuration from the

multiple PWB matrix or multiple PWB non-matrix pattern to the single PWB

pattern, a PWB is configured as one circuit, and the confirmation message

appears on the screen.

Component