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6- 10 Configuration a nd C haracte rization 6.9 Fi xture Confi gurati on Fixtu re re fers to the loca ti on inside the work area used as a consistent and repeatab le point for position ing and queuing the p roduct to be …
Configuration and Characterization 6-9
6.8 Fan Width Configuration
If your system is equipped with the optional Laser Fan Width Control feature, you will need to perform a
Fan Width Setup. Fan Width Control is available only for the Select Coat Tool. For more information,
contact your Asymtek representative.
To perform a fan width setup:
NOTE Before performing a fan with setup, you must perform a tool configuration and
characterization. Refer to 6.7 Tool Configuration and 6.14 Characterization for detailed
instructions.
1. Select
Configure > Fan Width Setup from the ECXP Edit Screen.
The Fan Width Control Dialog Box (Figure 6-9) opens.
Figure 6-9 ECXP Fan Width Setup Dialog Box
2. Enter the appropriate information and click OK. Refer to the ECXP User Guide, LFWC
Owner's Manual, or Online Help for assistance.
NOTE As part of the Fan Width Setup procedure, you will need to perform a FWC Sensor
Setup. For additional information, refer to the manual for your Laser Fan Width Control
System or contact your Asymtek representative.
6-10 Configuration and Characterization
6.9 Fixture Configuration
Fixture refers to the location inside the work area used as a consistent and repeatable point for positioning
and queuing the product to be coated. It consists of both position (XYZ) coordinates and a corner
constraint (Front Left, Front Right, Back Left, or Back Right). On conveyorized systems, the fixture is
typically the combination of a clamp and a stop. On non-conveyorized systems, it is usually a manual
fixture.
6.9.1 Fixture Constraint Location
ECXP uses the fixture constraint coordinates and the length and width of the board or carrier to determine
the Main Pattern Edit Frame coordinates. The fixture constraint location is the corner of the product that
is always in the same location when the product is in the fixture (the repeatable corner). ECXP calculates
the position of the front-left corner of the product from the repeatable corner, using the product's length
and width.
Conveyorized systems will always use a front corner as the constraint location, because the fixed rail is
located at the front of the workcell. For example, if the conveyor movement is from left to right, and the
fixed rail is the front rail, then the constraint location is
Front Right. If the conveyor movement is right to
left, then the constraint location is
Front Left.
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2. Repeatable Corner
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Constraint is Front Left Constraint is Front Right
Constraint is Back Left Constraint is Back Right
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2. Repeatable Corner
Figure 6-10 Fixture Constraint Location
Configuration and Characterization 6-11
To configure a fixture:
NOTE Before configuring the fixture, you must configure the Tool Offsets. Refer to 6.7 Tool
Configuration for detailed instructions.
1. To configure a fixture, click on
Configure > Fixtures from the ECXP Edit Screen.
The Fixture Configuration dialog box shown in Figure 6-11 opens.
Figure 6-11 ECXP Fixture Configuration
2. Click on the tab for the fixture you are configuring.
There will be a separate tab for each fixture configured in ECXP.
3. Teach each coordinate separately as described below. See Figure 6-12 for coordinate
locations.
NOTE The coating applicator must be installed on the robot to teach the X and Y-
coordinates.
a. To teach the X-coordinate, move the coating applicator until the point is directly over
the leading edge of the board (X-coordinate on the Top View) and click on the
Teach X button.
b. To teach the Y-coordinate, move the coating applicator until the point is directly over
the front edge of the board (Y-coordinate on the Top View) and click on the
Teach Y
button.