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The Process State Diagram illustrates in detail the processing at the SIPLACE.
In some state transitions there will be an intermediate state (A, B, C) for a short time (see
charpter intermediate states).
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1 Unknown Power-Up Machine
Initialization
At power-up, the Equipment
defaults to the 0DFKLQH
LQLWLDOL]DWLRQ state.
2 Machine
Initialization
Machine is
ready
Processing All data is available to
produce a board. All
peripheral equipment like
the Vision system is
initialized and the machine
has finished the reference
runs correctly. In this state
the machine will start its
work, when a PCB is put on
the input conveyor
3 Processing new Data from
the Host
Machine
Initialization
New production data is sent
while the machine is
processing a board. The
board will be finished and
the machine will go to the
0DFKLQHLQLWLDOL]DWLRQ state
4 Machine
Initialization
a) Fatal Error
during machine
initialization
b) Stop-Button
on GUI
Single
Function
When a fatal error occurs
during machine initialization
it will automatically switch to
VLQJOHIXQFWLRQ mode.
In the case that the
operator presses the Stop-
Button on the GUI, the
machine will first end the
board in the center
conveyor (if there is one)
and will then enter the
VLQJOHIXQFWLRQ mode.
5 Single
Function
Start-Button on
GUI
Machine
Initialization
When the machine is in
single function mode, the
operator press the Start-
button and the Prestate
was machine Initialization
the machine will return to
the 0DFKLQHLQLWLDOL]DWLRQ
state.
6 Processing a) Fatal Error
during machine
initialization
b) Stop-Button
on GUI
Single
Function
When a fatal error occurs
during processing the
machine will automatically
switch to VLQJOHIXQFWLRQ
mode.
In the case that the
operator press the Stop-
Button on the GUI, the
machine will first end the
board in the center
conveyor (if there is one)
and will then enter the
VLQJOHIXQFWLRQ mode.
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7 Single
Function
Start-Button on
GUI
Processing When the machine is in
single function mode, the
operator press the Start-
button and the Prestate
was Processing the
machine will return to the
3URFHVVLQJ state.
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In this state, the peripheral equipment is initialized and the reference run is executed.
Machine is waiting for a processing program or is preparing a new processing program for
production.
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In this state, the SIPLACE is producing a board or is waiting for a board to produce.
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In this state, the Operator can teach fiducials, react on run-time-errors like empty feeders.
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In case of 3 State Transitions, an intermediate state will occur for briefly. This intermediate
state is required for internal reasons and is also reported:
State Transition 2 consists of
Init2Process Í Process2Init Í Init2Process (see A in the diagram)
State Transition 3 consists of
Process2Init Í Init2Process Í Process2Init (see B in the diagram)
State Transition 6 consists of
Process2Init Í Init2SingleFunction (see C in the diagram)
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The following table lists the variables (SV's, EC's, or DVVALS) which are relevant to the
Equipment processing states. For a more complete description of these variables, see
"Chapter 6 Variables".
Variable Name VID
PREVIOUSPROCESSSTATE 1002012
PROCESSSTATE 1002011
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The following lists the collection events (CEIDs) which are relevant to the Process State.
For a more complete description of these events, see "Appendix B -- Collection Events" or
the description in this chapter.