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User Manual Line Computer UNIX 17 Practical Tips on Using the LC UNIX Software Version 502.xx 10/2000 Issue 17.3 Description of Components and PCBs 543 I t I I To create the first pin group (pins 5 and 7) at the top and …
17 Practical Tips on Using the LC UNIX User Manual Line Computer UNIX
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Entering handling
data
Package form description for package form 1503
Creating pin group
Accepting pin model
Creating pin group
Defining pin model
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User Manual Line Computer UNIX 17 Practical Tips on Using the LC UNIX
Software Version 502.xx 10/2000 Issue 17.3 Description of Components and PCBs
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To create the first pin group (pins 5 and 7) at the top and to adopt the pin model from the pin group at
the bottom, proceed as follows:
75. Click on the Create button.
The Group data window is opened.
76. Overwrite the default values in the editing fields with the pin group data for package form 1503 (see dis-
plays in On-Line Help) and confirm by pressing the Enter key, here: see chart:
Every time the Enter key is pressed, the display of the pin group (gray areas) is updated.
77. In the selection field Model selection click on the model data of the lower pin group created.
78. Click on the OK button.
The Group data window is closed. The Model data for the upper pin group are adopted. The package
form is now displayed with the pins on the bottom side and the two pins on the top side.
To create the second pin group at the top (pin 6), proceed as follows:
79. Click on the Create button.
The Group data window is opened.
80. Overwrite the default values in the editing fields with the Pin group data for package form 1503 (see dis-
plays in On-Line Help) and confirm the entry by pressing the Enter key, here: see chart:
Every time the Enter key is pressed the display of the pin group (gray areas) is updated.
81. Click on the OK button.
The Group data window is closed.
To define the pin model for the second pin group at the top, proceed as follows:
82. Select one of the two pin groups by clicking on it.
83. Click on the Pin/Ball button.
The Pin model data window is opened.
84. Enter the pin model data, here: see chart:
In this example, the automatically calculated values of the other editing fields can be adopted.
The pin model is displayed graphically and updated after every entry.
85. Click on the OK button.
The Pin model data window is closed. The pins of the package forms are now completely defined. The
display corresponds to the package form on the data sheet.
To define the handling data for package form 1503, proceed as follows:
86. Activate the Handling data button.
The screen for entering the handling data is displayed.
87. Activate the Nozzle button in the command area.
88. Click on the Create button.
The Nozzle type selection window containing a list of the nozzle types is opened.
89. Click on a nozzle, here: 615.
The selection window closes, the nozzle is transferred to the view area.
90. Select all other nozzle required accordingly, here: 618.
91. Activate the Sensor type button.
92. Click on the Create button.
The Sensor type selection window containing a list of the sensor types is opened.
93. Click on the sensor type, here: 9 .
The selection window closes, the sensor type is transferred to the view area.
No. of pins Spacing Pin angle
X (BG
Off
) Y (BG
Off
)
1 1 90 0 2.625
Pin length BL Pin width b1
1.75 1.87
No. of pins Spacing e1 Pin angle
X (BG
Off
) Y (BG
Off
)
2 3.81 90 0 2.625
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FILE
Save
FILE
Save
FILE
Quit
Allocating a package
form to a feeder
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Saving package form
to feeder allocation
Package form description for pack. form 1503
continued on page 17-34
Saving package form
data