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Station S oftware 71 0.0 (R16 - 2) / Version Descript ion 12/2016 Edition 22 5 Hardw are Specif ication s 5.1 Supporte d Feeder T y pe s The f ollowing feeder s are suppor ted b y the 710.0 stat ion softwar e version: – …

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4.8 Simplified Tray Teaching for Standard Trays
Compatible mode: Complete
A simplified tray teaching has been implemented for standard trays. In the Simplified Tray-Editor
dialog, a graphic displays the positions of all components within the tray. The operator can enter
the number of rows and columns of the tray as well as the height of the component seating and
teach the positions of the first and the last pocket.
NOTICE
Simplified tray teaching cannot be used if asymmetrical trays are setup next to other
trays on the same tray carrier.
4.9 Improved Foil Torn Handling
Compatible mode: Complete
A button to start the foil disposal motor of a dedicated feeder has been added to the detailed error
dialog for error 40005 Cover foil broken: component: %1.
The operator has to click the button to try to re-tension the foil.
If the foil tensioning is successful, the detailed error is closed.
If the time out is reached and the failure is not yet solved, the operator has to inspect the feeder
and solve the problem manually.
4.10 Teaching Pickup Location – Nozzle Tip Displayed
During teaching the pickup location at the station, the nozzle tip is now displayed as an overlay in
the component shape drawing. At download, SIPLACE Line Control sends additional information
about the nozzle tip to stations with station software >= 710 for each nozzle setup on the station.
The operator can change the pickup point at the station and upload the changes into the SIPLACE
Pro database.
Corresponding to the definitions and names in SIPLACE Pro, the following terms have been
introduced in the station software:
– Pickup offset
– Pickup point
In previous station software versions, the pickup offset was called "pickup position".
Definition: The center of the component body relative to the center of the component pocket.
The pickup point is now teachable at the station.
Definition: The center of the position at which the nozzle touches the component, relative to the
center of the component body.
The pickup location is displayed in a graphic. There are two overlays: the component shape
corresponds to the pickup offset, the nozzle tip corresponds to the pickup point.
The nozzle tip can be selected either in the graphic or by selecting the corresponding mode in the
drop-down menu.
The operator can move the graphic objects by "drag & drop" to change the values and use the
small wheels next to the graphic for fine-tuning adjustment.
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5 Hardware Specifications
5.1 Supported Feeder Types
The following feeders are supported by the 710.0 station software version:
– 4 mm – 104 mm X-feeder
– 2x8 mm X-feeder
– 16 mm XN-feeder
– Surftape AX (8 mm, 12 mm, 16 mm)
– LED feeder TE
LED feeder HS
– SIPLACE Glue Feeder
– SIPLACE JTF-S (X-series S and SX1/SX2 V2 only)
– SIPLACE JTF-M (X-series S, X4i S micron and SX1/SX2 V2 only)
– SIPLACE JTF-ML (TX-series only)
– SIPLACE BulkFeeder X
– Arbitrary Carrier X
– Conveyor Carrier X
– Carrier X (XTH) (X2, X3, X4 on location 2 and 4 only)
– Carrier SX (SX1/SX2 with Twin Head and CPP head only)
– FFI feeders:
HanSan LED feeder
Top Engineering LED feeder
Data IO RoadRunners
– IPTE Multi Stick Feeder:
IPTE Multistick 60 AX
IPTE Multistick XL80 AX
– Stick feeder with X-adapter
– Label feeder with X-adapter
– Reject conveyor with X-adapter
– Dip module for X-tables (LDU_X)
– MTC2 (X2, X3, X4 on location 2 and 4, X2 S, X3 S, X4 S on location 2)
– WPC5/WPC6 (SX1/SX2, X-series S on location 2)
– SIPLACE Wafer Systems (CA-series only)
– Splice sensor X-feeder
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5.2 Camera Systems and Component Ranges
Detailed information on the used camera systems and component ranges for the placement heads
can be found in the respective machine specifications and/or User Manuals of the placement
machines.