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5 − 31 5.4.3 Menu commands The menu comm ands that can be called on t he Placement data edit ing screen ar e shown below . T able 5.4.3.1 Menu commands display ed on the Placement data screen. 1/File 2/Edit 3/C hng 4/Dsp…

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(8) Layer

The default setting is “Layer 2”.

Layer is used to designate the order of component placement. Normally, a chip

mounter may place a QFP chip on a board prior to a chip component even

though you want to place a chip component under a large QFP. To place

components one over another in the desired order, designate the layers. When

multiple layers are designated for the placement data, optimization is started

independently from the lower layer (small number) to the higher one. For the

example here, designate the chip component which is to be placed under the

QFP to layer 3 so that the chip component is surely placed under the QFP.

To change the setting, open the dialog box with the Edit key (F2) and make an

alternative choice.

Figure 5.4.2.5 Layer pop-up menu

Note: After you change the layer setting, select the [9/Nozzle sort] command

on the [2/Edit] menu. Otherwise, the component placement order will

not be changed.

See (9) “Nozzle sort” described under Section 5.4.3 for the details of this

command.

(9) Mark 1X, Mark 1Y, Mark2X, Mark2Y (Mark positions)

Using the formula bar, enter the mark position.

For a single-plane PWB, enter the coordinates viewed from the home position of

a PWB. For any other type of PWBs, enter the coordinates viewed form the

home position of a circuit.

Unless you set “YES” to the “Mark” column, your entering data of “Mark1X”,

“Mark1Y”, “Mark2X” and “Mark2Y” are not loaded to the machine. You can

teach these coordinates also.

See Section 6.2 “Teaching Coordinates” for details.

(10) Mark1T1, Mark2T1

These columns show whether the mark recognition parameter is already

obtained or not.

Move the cursor to these fields, and press the <Camera> key of the HOD to

teach the mark recognition parameter.

When the machine finishes teaching the parameter, the machine displays “OK”

on the screen. Otherwise, the machine does not display anything.

See Section 6.3 “Teaching Recognition” for details.

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5.4.3 Menu commands

The menu commands that can be called on the Placement data editing screen are

shown below.

Table 5.4.3.1 Menu commands displayed on the Placement data screen.

1/File

2/Edit 3/Chng 4/Dspl 5/Cnvr 6/Meas. 9/Exit

1/Open...

2/Save

3/New...

4/Save as...

9/Exit

○

1/Copy 2/Delete

3/Move

4/Insert

5/Duplicate

6/Jump

7/Find

8/Vision copy

9/Nozzle sort

A/Component name

B/Pick point recalc

C/Mark database

△

○

1/PWB data

2/Placement data

3/Component data

4/Pickup data

5/Vision data

6/Data compl. state

△

○

1/Component form

2/Component list

3/Pick input

4/Feeder order

5/ Vision List

6/ Vision Form

1/PWB load

2/PWB eject

3/BOC align

○

1/Single

measurement

× 9/Exit ○

○: Available △: Available dependent on conditions ×: Unavailable

(1) File menu

You can select all of the commands displayed on the “File” menu. See Section

5.1 “File Operation Procedure” for details.

(2) Edit menu

A screen as shown in Figure 5.4.3.1 appears when [2/ Edit] is selected.

Figure 5.4.3.1 [2/ Edit] commands

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1) Copy

This command copies a line of Placement data. You can also specify the

block of lines to be copied. When you press the ESC key, the machine

cancels the copy operation.

– Copy start line

Move the cursor to the first line of the range to be copied, and select the

[1/Copy] command on the menu or press the F3 key. The machine

enters Copy range selection mode. The line on which the cursor is

located is regarded as the copy start line. Press the cursor moving keys,

Page Up key or Page Down key to highlight the range to be copied, and

press the Enter key to confirm this selected (highlighted) range.

Figure 5.4.3.2 Marking copy block screen

– Specifying the copy destination

Figure 5.4.3.3 shows a screen on which the copy destination is specified.

Figure 5.4.3.3 Specifying the copy destination

The line on which

cursor was located

before the

command was

selected.

Copy source block

Destination: The

block is inserted

above this line.