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6 Product / Package Form User Manual Line Computer UNIX 6.1 Package Form Ed itor Software Version 5 02.xx 10 /2000 Issue 216 I t I I Criteria for components with irregular pin c onfiguration: - rectangular shape - opposi…

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Fig. 6.1.18 Example "Regular Component"

NOTE

For component centering by means of the Vision System, the component is placed on the optical cen-

tering station so that "pin 1" is visible in the left corner at the bottom of the monitor of the Vision System.

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Criteria for components with irregular pin configuration:

- rectangular shape

- opposite pin rows (horizontal or vertical) may be different, i.e. need not be symmetrical.

NOTE

The following criteria apply only to the placement of irregular components on HS-180 stations.

- up to 3 different models (pin forms) in one row are possible.

- in rows with 3 models a maximum of 15 pin groups can be described provided the width of any model

does not exceed the limit of 6mm.

Fig. 6.1.19 Example "Irregular Component"

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Creating a pin group

Procedure:

● Click on Create in the command area of the "Model description" field (see Fig. 6.1.1).

The window for editing the data for the new pin group is opened (see

Fig. 6.1.20).

Fig. 6.1.20 Window "Group Description"

NOTE

Upon the initial opening of the "Group description" window no entries are contained in the "Models"

selection field yet. Only after one or several pin models have been defined (see page 6 - 219) will the

data of the defined pin models be displayed in the selection field when the window is opened.

In the following, the meaning of the individual editing fields for the pin groups is explained (see also

Fig. 6.1.18 and Fig. 6.1.19).

The entries for the offset values "X" and "Y" and the "Pin angle" must contain the correct signs!

selection field

editing fields

"Models"