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C-8 T able Pa na - 5: Panasonic NCD Data Format NON - MA TRIX section Dat a Item Lines Field Un i ts Scaling Placement ID Line with the G command tagged wit h string “0” and or M command t agged as specified in the follo…

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Table Pana-3: Panasonic .NCD Data Format NON-MATRIX section
Data Item
Lines
Field
Units
Scaling
Circuit
Position X
The several beginning lines with
the M command tagged with string
“901,” “902,” “911,” “912,” “921,”
“922,” “931,”or “932.”
The field that is tagged
with the keyword “X” in
the data line.
Millimeters 1/100
Circuit
Position Y
The several beginning lines with
the M command tagged with string
“901,” “902,” “911,” “912,” “921,”
“922,” “931,”or “932.”
The field that is tagged
with the keyword “Y” in
the data line.
Millimeters 1/100
Circuit
Position
Angle
The several beginning lines with
the M command tagged with string
“901,” “902,” “911,” “912,” “921,”
“922,” “931,”or “932.”
The middle number “x”
that is extracted from
string “9x1” or “9x2”.of
the keyword "M."
Degree **
** To understand the Circuit Position Angle, please see the table below:
Table Pana-4: Panasonic .NCD Data Format NON-MATRIX section Circuit Angle Code Number
M Command
901,902
911,912
921,922
931,932
Circuit Angle Code Number
0
1
2
3
Degree
0
90
180
270
Based on our understanding of the Panasonic data file, the first circuit’s position is with respect to
their machine’s origin. In HLC we do not need this data; therefore, we will set this position to
(0,0). The circuit layout offset X and Y must be manually entered into HLC.
Placement Data
The PLACEMENT data lines for the Panasonic is determined by the “G” and “M” commands of
the data line in the NCD data file.
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Table Pana-5: Panasonic NCD Data Format NON-MATRIX section
Data Item
Lines
Field
Units
Scaling
Placement
ID
Line with the G command tagged with string
“0” and or M command tagged as specified in
the following Table Pana-6.
The field that is tagged
with the keyword “N” in
the data line.
N/A N/A
TAG
Line with the G command tagged with string
“0” and or M command tagged as specified in
the following Table Pana-6.
The field that is tagged
with the keyword “G” in
the data line.
N/A N/A
VALID Line with the G command tagged with string
“0” and or M command tagged as specified in
the following Table Pana-6.
The field that is tagged
with the keyword “M” in
the data line
N/A N/A
INVALID
*1
Line with the G command tagged with string
“0” and or M command tagged as specified in
the following Table Pana-6.
The field that is tagged
with the keyword “M” in
the data line
N/A N/A
Placement
Position X
Line with the G command tagged with string
“0” and or M command tagged as specified in
the following Table Pana-6.
The field that is tagged
with the keyword “X” in
the data line.
mm 1/100
Placement
Position Y
Line with the G command tagged with string
“0” and or M command tagged as specified in
the following Table Pana-6.
The field that is tagged
with the keyword “Y” in
the data line.
mm 1/100
Placement
Angle
Line with the G command tagged with string
“0” and or M command tagged as specified in
the following Table Pana-6.
The field that is tagged
with the keyword “W” in
the data line.
degree *2
Component
Name
Line with the G command tagged with string
“0” and or M command tagged as specified in
the following Table Pana-6.
The field that is tagged
with the keyword “Z” in
the data line.
N/A N/A
Placement
Skip *3
Line with the G command tagged with string
“0” and or M command tagged as specified in
the following Table Pana-6.
The field that is tagged
with the keyword “/” in
the data line.
N/A N/A
*1 This INVALID field is reserved for the extension DLL peculiar to the Panasonic. Therefore, you are
not allowed to translate this field.
*2 If the angle is specified as a code from 1 to 8, please refer to the following Table Pana-6.
*3 Placement Skip = “7” indicates unconditional “Skip”; other value than “7” means “Don’t Skip.”
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Table Pana-6: Panasonic NCD File “W” keyword Angle Code
Angle code
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Degree
0
45
90
135
180
225
270
315
Table Pana-7 below describes the relationship between valid placement M command and
different Panasonic machines and INI files.
Table Pana-7: Valid Placement M Command for Different Panasonic Machine and INI Files
Machine Name
Machine
Number
VALID COMMAND M STRINGS
FOR PLACEMENT
INI FILE NAME
MPA 40 / 80
NM-2528
NM-2529
000
004
MPA4080.INI
MPA
NM-2523
NM-2524
0
4
MPA.INI
MK1C
NM-2562C
NM-2565C
000
004
MK1C.INI
MK2C
NM-2563C
0
100
200
MK2C.INI
MK1
NM-2562
NM-2662B
0
4
MK1.INI
MK2
NM-2563
0
4
100
200
MK2.INI
MKH
NM-2564
0
MKH.INI
MR
NM-2560
0
4
6
MR.INI
MR 20 / 3
NM-2560
4
6
MR20.INI
MQ1
NM-8256C
NM-8257C
0
30
MQ1.INI
MQ2
NM-8251C
0
30
MQ2.INI
HD
NM-2621
4
HD.INI
HD3
NM-2626C
2
HD3.INI
MVI
-
000
001
004
MV1.INI
MVIIA-B
-
000
001
004
MV2AB.INI
Since the User-Defined Format Wizard does not support the new Field Layout “TaggedField”
like the Panasonic data file, the only way to edit the Panasonic INI file is to do it manually.
Follow these steps to edit the INI file: