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4 – 92 ⑪ MTS Mark Recog . ( Recognition) If you set the “Pick r ef erence position mar k” t o “Y es” when an MTS is used, the system recognizes a component pick-up r efer ence position mark when a tray on which the speci…

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Component
Specify where to discard a component.
- Trash box: available for all types of components.
- Tray restore: available for components whose packing style is a tray.
- Trash conveyor: available for components which can be centered with the VCS.
- Protect: available for all types of components.
If you set “Mecha” in the “Shuttle” cell of the “MTC/MTS/DTS” column on the
Expansion page when an MTC is used, do not set “Tray restore” here.
Trial
Use the radio whether or not the component is actually placed for trial.
Release check
This item is available only for a laser centering component, and functions to
check to see with laser if a component remains in the nozzle after the machine
places it on a board. With the corresponding radio button, specify whether to
check to see if a component is released.
Auto correct Pick
This item is for a laser centering tape component, and functions to correct a
pick-up position error based on the result of the laser recognition operation.
With the corresponding radio button, specify whether to correct a pick-up
position.
MTC Auto Teaching
When you set this item to “Yes”, the system automatically measures the center of
a component at each regulated point and the spot light indicates the center of a
component. During PWB production, the system automatically performs this
operation when production starts and when a tray is pulled for the first time after
the number of components is changed.
Component Skip
When you set this item to “Yes”, the specified type of components is skipped and
is not placed on a board. A placement data record specifying a skipped
component is not used for placing components on a board during production, but
is not added to the “Unplaced list”.
When component information is loaded from the database, data specifying a
skipped component is not loaded to the system.
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MTS Mark Recog. (Recognition)
If you set the “Pick reference position mark” to “Yes” when an MTS is used, the
system recognizes a component pick-up reference position mark when a tray on
which the specified component is located is pulled out, and corrects the actual
coordinates for picking up or returning a component.
Component layer
When the same layer is specified as that in Placement data, set the priority
unique to each component.
Set the layers from 0 to 7 on the pop-up menu shown below.
Nozzle data
Only when you can enter the nozzle number for specifying a nozzle in the
“Centering” field (that is, the corresponding check box is checked), you can enter
this menu item.
The associated initial values of the nozzle data are set every time you enter the
nozzle number.
Grip Position
Enter the offset from the center of a component to the center of the
pushed-up surface of the arm located on the gripper nozzle fixed side into
the “Y” field together with a minus sign. Do not enter any figure except “0”
into the “X” field.
Horizontal Clearance
Enter the clearance between the pushed-up surface of the arm located on
the gripper nozzle and a component together with a minus sign.
Nozzle Direction at Picking
Specify the nozzle direction to be set when it picks up a component that is
supplied at 0 degrees. Enter a figure among 0, 90, 180 and 270.
Height Adjustment
Enter a value for correcting the component pick-up height (used together
with the push-up stroke).
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4.7.6 Tack control section (Expansion page)
Since the default values are always set at the items on the Expansion page, normally
you do not have to change them. Only if you want to change the default setting,
open this Expansion window. Note that some items may be reset to their default
values if you change items on the Basic, Centering or Component packaging window
after you change the setting of items on the Expansion page.
(1) Laser centering
XY
Set in the combo box the accelerations of the X and Y axes to move the
component to the placement position after it is picked.
Pick Z down
You can select any of the same choices as those displayed in the "XY"
combo box.
This selection is useful to adjust the vertical stress imposed on a component
or adjust shock given to a board.