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SIPLACE GEM SW Version GEM 505.01 HOST Interface Manual ©Siemens AG, all rights reserved page 9 of 236 1 Introduction This document describes the SECS interfac e version 505.xx provided on the SIPLACE. The SEMI Equipment…

SIPLACE GEM SW Version GEM 505.01 HOST Interface Manual

5.6 EQUIPMENT TERMINAL COMMUNICATIONS ............................................................ 151

5.6.1 Host to Equipment, Single Line .................................................................151

5.6.2 Host to Equipment, Multi-Line ...................................................................151

5.6.3 Equipment Sends Text to Host.................................................................. 151

5.7 ERROR MESSAGES.............................................................................................. 152

5.7.1 Unrecognized Device ID............................................................................ 152

5.7.2 Unrecognized Stream................................................................................ 152

5.7.3 Unrecognized Function.............................................................................. 152

5.7.4 Illegal Data Format ....................................................................................152

5.7.5 Data Too Long ...........................................................................................153

5.8 CLOCK................................................................................................................154

5.8.1 Host Sets Date and Time........................................................................... 154

5.8.2 Host Requests Date and Time ..................................................................154

5.8.3 Equipment Requests Date and Time......................................................... 154

5.9 SPOOLING........................................................................................................... 155

5.9.1 Host Enables Spooling of Messages......................................................... 155

5.9.2 Messages Spooled and Transmitted .........................................................156

5.9.3 Host Purges Spool.....................................................................................157

6 VARIABLES............................................................................................................. 158

7 PREDEFINED REPORTS........................................................................................ 186

8 COLLECTION EVENTS ..........................................................................................189

8.1 ERROR MESSAGES AS ERROR EVENTS ................................................................ 189

8.2 DESCRIPTION OF THE EVENT................................................................................ 189

9 ALARMS .................................................................................................................. 228

10 POSSIBLE USES OF THE SIPLACE GEM INTERFACE................................... 230

10.1 PROCESS CONTROL.........................................................................................230

10.2 TRACEABILITY.................................................................................................. 230

10.2.1 Structure of traceability data ...................................................................... 230

10.2.2 Additional Events for Traceability .............................................................. 231

10.3 DETERMINING THE PRODUCTIVE TIMES .............................................................231

SIPLACE GEM SW Version GEM 505.01

HOST Interface Manual

1 Introduction

This document describes the SECS interface version 505.xx provided on the SIPLACE.

The SEMI Equipment Communication Standard (SECS) is published by Semiconductor

Equipment and Materials International (SEMI). It defines a computer to computer

communications interface between a unit of factory Equipment and a Host Computer.

This Equipment complies to the SECS-II standard, all SECS-II message used in GEM are

implemented. The SIPLACE complies to the following versions of standards:

E5-1994 (SECS-II)

SEMI Document #2758, Line 1 Item #1 (The Year 2000 issue)

1.1 Changes from Host Interface Manual V502.01

• Section 3.10 Spooling:

SafeSpoolMode added

• Section 3.11 Remote Command:

Remote Start/Stop added

• Section 6: New Variables:

VID 2512001 TRACE_PCB_DATA

VID 2512002 TRACE_ALL_COMPONENTS

VID 2512003 TRACE_SINGLE_CIRCUIT

VID 2012046 TAPE_INFO

VID 2012047 TABLE_ID

VID 2012048 TOWER_ID

ECID 1002942 MAX_TIME_TO_STOP

ECID 1002943 SAFE_SPOOL_MODE

• Section 7:

New Report: RPTID 46 TraceData, RPTID 47 SpliceDetected

Change: RPTID 27 Variables TAPE_INFO and TABLE_ID added

• Section 8: New Section “Traceability” inserted

CEID 2211039 FM_GEM_SPOOL_FULL,

CEID 2211040 FM_REMOTE_START,

CEID 2211040 FM_REMOTE_STOP

“Traceability”

CEID 2510001 TraceData,

CEID 2510002 SpliceDetected,

CEID 2510003 TraceOn,

CEID 2510004 TraceOff

• Section 6: Variables

SIPLACE GEM SW Version GEM 505.01 HOST Interface Manual

2012037 – 2012040 (PickUpErrorsLocX) Additional to a new Process Program, the PCB

has to reach the processing conveyor, for a data item reset.

1.2 Changes from Host Interface Manual V503.01

A significant change since Gem 503.01 is support for the new SIPLACE HF machine.

This machine is available with a 12-nozzle or 6-nozzle revolver head or with a TwinHead.

All data from the new TwinHead is reported in the same way as the data from the

revolver heads, i.e. from the point of view of the GEM HOST, there is no real difference

between the individual placement heads. Thus, the 12-nozzle revolver head, the 6-nozzle

revolver head and the TwinHead are handled in exactly the same way, the only

difference being that the heads have 12, 6 or 2 segments. Thus, 12, 6 or 2 elements exist

in the data structures. In version 503 of GEM, list elements that were not needed were

empty. In contrast, in version 504, list elements that are not required are omitted.

As a result of this, variable names that contain the abbreviation 'REV' for revolver head

must be renamed. Variable numbers, content and structure, however, remain unchanged.

• Section 6: Name of Variables changed:

VID 1312001 HEIGHTHEAD1

VID 1312002 GANTRYINFO1

VID 1312003 PLACEINFO1

VID 1312004 PICKUPINFO1

VID 1312006 VACUUMDATA1

VID 1312007 SEGMENTINFO 1

VID 1312008 PLACEINFO1SUB1

VID 1412001 HEIGHTHEAD2

VID 1412002 GANTRYINFO2

VID 1412003 PLACEINFO2

VID 1412004 PICKUPINFO2

VID 1412006 VACUUMDATA2

VID 1412007 SEGMENTINFO2

VID 1412008 PLACEINFO2SUB1

VID 2312001 HEIGHTHEAD3

VID 2312002 GANTRYINFO3

VID 2312003 PLACEINFO3

VID 2312004 PICKUPINFO3

VID 2312006 VACUUMDATA3

VID 2312007 SEGMENTINFO3

VID 2312008 PLACEINFO3SUB1

VID 2412001 HEIGHTHEAD4

VID 2412002 GANTRYINFO4