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AHB01ESPP • • • • • Data Correction Operation Procedure (1 ) When the teaching operation starts, a window opens and shows an image of the com- ponent to determine if the size of the component is proper or not for a teach…

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As for the other lead groups, perform the similar operations and
press the [End] button after the registration is completed.
The window in Step (17) opens.
(17) A window opens, indicating
that the teaching operation is
completed.
Check that the correct data
is specified and perform a
visual confirmation by laying
the graphic over the cap-
tured image of the compo-
nent. At the same time, use
the [Table Disp] button to
verify the data. Refer to
"5.2.8 Helpful Hints for Pa-
rameter Verification" for de-
tails.
To correct the data, use the [Edit] or the [Table Disp] button for the
correction.
To perform the teaching operation again, press the [Teach] button.
Refer to "5.2.9 Helpful Hints for Correction & Teaching" for details.
To confirm whether or not recognition operations are possible with
the created data, press the [Recog.Test] button.
The "Comp Recog (Manual)" sheet opens.
When the component cannot be recognized, correct the data and
perform a recognition test again.
When the [Return] button is pressed in the "Comp Recog
(Manual)" sheet, the "Recognition" window opens automati-
cally.
When the recognition test is completed normally or the param-
eters are created or modified, the created parameters are saved,
exiting from the recognition test session.
The "Comp Library" tab sheet opens.
Fig. 2F104-3
Note
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• Data Correction
Operation Procedure
(1) When the teaching operation
starts, a window opens and
shows an image of the com-
ponent to determine if the
size of the component is
proper or not for a teaching
operation with the minimum
view function.
When the machine is not
equipped with the minimum
view function (option), this
window does not open. In
this case, the window in
Step (2) opens.
Confirm that the whole image of the component is inside the light
blue frame.
When the [Yes] button is pressed, "MIN VIEW" is selected and the
window in Step (3) opens.
When the [No] button is pressed, the window in Step (2) opens.
(2) A window opens and shows
an image of the component
to determine if the size of
the component is proper or
not for a teaching operation
with the minimum view func-
tion.
When the thickness (t + Ut)
of the component exceeds
"5 mm", this window does
not open. Instead, the win-
dow in Step (3) opens.
Confirm that the whole image of the component is inside the light
blue frame.
When the [Yes] button is pressed, "MIN VIEW" is selected and the
window in Step (3) opens.
When the [No] button is pressed, the window in Step (2) opens.
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(3) Confirm that the image of
the component is inside the
view.
When part of the image is
out of the view, press the
[No] button.
The divided images are cap-
tured.
When a function other than
the large view one is used,
this window does not open.
In this case, the window in
Step (5) opens.
Confirm that the whole image of the component is inside the light
blue frame.
When the [Yes] button is selected, the window in Step (5) opens.
When the [No] button is selected, the divided images are captured
and the window in Step (4) opens.
(4) Specify the rough size and
location of the component
such that the whole image
of the component can stay
inside the yellow frame.
Use an adjuster for the po-
sitional adjustment. Refer to
"5.2.10" for the detailed infor-
mation on the adjuster.
When the yellow frame must
be adjusted, leave slight
margins beside the frame
(the frame not in close prox-
imity to the outline of the
component). To Step (5).
(5) Check that the correct data
is specified and perform a
visual confirmation by laying
the graphic over the cap-
tured image of the compo-
nent.
To correct the data, use the
[Edit] or the [Table Disp] but-
ton for the correction.
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