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1. NOZZLE STOCKER DA T A Display 9910-001 7-3 Tg0247-PM-PM *1 NOZZLE ID Set the specified nozzle IDs (nozzle IDs registered in the nozzle type data) in the “NOZZLE ID” data field for each individual nozzle stocker addres…

1. NOZZLE STOCKER DATA Display

At this display, nozzle types (IDs) set for the nozzle stocker section in the

machine can be registered.

The machine performs the nozzle change operation during automatic opera-

tion according to this nozzle stocker data.

The machine checks in which stocker the nozzle specified in the component

library exists and searches its address. According to the results, the machine

performs the nozzle attachment or change operation.

Nozzle Change Operation during Automatic Operation

• The nozzles attached to the heads are returned to their original nozzle stocker

addresses (addresses in which the nozzles were attached).

• When several nozzles (places) of the same type are set in the nozzle stocker

section, the machine starts to search the smallest address first and performs

the operation based on the searched address. After that, the machine pro-

ceeds to the subsequent address (next smallest address) and keeps on this

repeatedly.

• When the nozzles on both Heads #1 and #2 on the X/Y beam must be changed

simultaneously during automatic operation, the machine performs the at-

tachment operation for the new nozzles after the attached nozzles are stored

in the nozzle stocker.

• The machine automatically allocates nozzles to the heads and perform the

nozzle change operation during automatic operation. (Internal Control)

When the [PLACEMENT HEAD NOZZLE DATA] key is pressed at the “DATA

EDIT” display, the following display appears on the screen.

Fig. 7.1

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1. NOZZLE STOCKER DATA Display

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1. NOZZLE STOCKER DATA Display

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*1 NOZZLE ID

Set the specified nozzle IDs (nozzle IDs registered in the nozzle type data)

in the “NOZZLE ID” data field for each individual nozzle stocker addresses.

Press the [NOZZLE ID INITIALIZE] key to initialize the address where no

nozzle is set. The data field is left blank.

*2 DIRECTION (Degrees): Reserved Data

In principle, “0°” must be set in the data field.

This is the reserved data for special nozzles which are used to place special

components.

*3 C

Control commands can be set.

“-” : This command handles the steps as those used for component place-

ment.

“S”: This command invalidates the steps.

This command prohibits the use of the nozzle in the stocker address where

the nozzle ID is already set.

When “S” (bypass designation) is set, the control process is handled in the

same way as the blank setting.

Color Coding for *1, *2, and *3

Green : The nozzle is used in the current pattern program.

Yellow : The nozzle is used in a pattern program other than the current

one.

White : The nozzle is not used in the pattern program registered in the

machine.

Gray : The nozzle is not registered in the component library data.

Red : The nozzle is not registered in the nozzle type data and the com-

ponent library data.

*4 [NOZZLE ID INITIALIZE] Key

When this key is pressed, the nozzle ID (nozzle stocker data) at the cursor

position is initialized.

When the [NOZZLE ID INITIALIZE] key is selected and the [SET] key is

pressed, the nozzle ID is initialized (cleared). The selected [NOZZLE ID

INITIALIZE] key turns red.

Note: When the nozzle related to the nozzle ID set at the cursor position is

attached to the pick-up head, the nozzle ID cannot be initialized

with the [NOZZLE ID INITIALIZE] key.

Bring the nozzle back to the stocker through manual operation and

initialize the nozzle ID with the [NOZZLE ID INITIALIZE] key.

*5 [STEP INSERT] Key

When this key is pressed, one line is added to the step (nozzle stocker data)

at the cursor position.

The subsequent nozzle IDs (IDs below the cursor position) are shifted down

by one line.

*6 [STEP DELETE] Key

When this key is pressed, one line of nozzle ID (nozzle stocker data) at the

cursor position is deleted.

The subsequent nozzle IDs (IDs below the cursor position) are shifted up

by one line.

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*7 [A1 ( X)] to [B2 ( X)] Keys

These keys are used to select a nozzle stocker.

*8 These represent nozzle stockers.

The line cursor turns blue when it is located at the nozzle stocker whose

data is being edited.

*9 [NOZZLE ID LIST (XXX/100)] Key

When the [NOZZLE ID LIST (XXX/100)] key is pressed, the display (Fig.

7.2) appears on the screen, showing the list of the registered nozzle IDs.

Fig. 7.2

• When the [SEARCH NOZZLE] key is pressed, the “SERACH NOZZLE”

display appears on the screen.

When the desired nozzle ID is entered and searched, the line cursor

moves to the found one.

Refer to “4. SEARCH NOZZLE Display of Section 8” for details.

• When the [DATA DISPLAY] key is pressed, the display (Fig. 7.3) ap-

pears on the screen, enabling the checking of the parameters set for the

specified nozzle ID.

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