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2.6 Placement Data

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[Setting the Beam Mediation]

For beam mediation, set “1*” or “2*” in the text field of the V data (tens

digit) for P-0000 step.

The beam mediation function makes the beam remain as it is until another

beam occupies the placement area, when the placement area is empty after

the component recognition is completed.

0*: Beam Mediation not performed

1*: Beam Mediation always performed

2*: Beam Mediation performed, except in the case of exceptional pro

cessing such as recovery action.

Ref.: In the case that there is any remarkable difference between each of

the placement points obtained by Beam A and Beam B, the setting

of “1*” will allow a shorter PCB finishing time.

X1 (mm) and Y1 (mm)

Set the coordinates of the first fiducial mark for the P.E.C. image recogni-

tion function.

Set the mark data # of the first fiducial mark for the P.E.C. image recogni-

tion function.

• The mark data # registered at the “P.E.C. MARK DATA EDIT” display

(Operation Data) can be selected and set as F1 parameters.

X2 (mm) and Y2 (mm)

Set the coordinates of the second fiducial mark for the P.E.C. image recog-

nition function.

Set the mark data # of the second fiducial mark for the P.E.C. image recog-

nition function.

• The mark data # registered at the “P.E.C. MARK DATA EDIT” display

(Operation Data) can be selected and set as F2 parameters.

Set a control command.

Ref.: The same control commands as used in placement data (P) can be

set.

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3. Example of Pattern Program Creation

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3. Example of Pattern Program Creation

3.1 Example 1

Example 1 shows how to create the pattern program when the components are

placed under the following deployment pattern.

Fig. 2B114

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Tape Feeder

Fig. 2B115 Example of Component Arrangement

3.1 Example 1

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