Specification SIPLACE X-Series S 规格说明书 - 第42页

42 SIPLACE Vision Barcode types Technical data 1D barcode s QR codes Code typ es Code 39 Code 93 Code 128 EAN-8 (AddOn 2, AddOn 5), E AN-13 (AddOn 2, AddOn 5) Interleaved 2 of 5 (station so ftware version 709.1 or higher…

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SIPLACE Vision
Barcode types
Technical data
The PCB camera can read a
Data matrix code, a 1D bar-
code or a QR code. The
data can be used for trace-
ability purposes.
The barcode can be on the
board itself or on a compo-
nent. In addition, it is also
possible to attach a barcode
label to a board or a compo-
nent and to then read this
barcode label with the PCB
camera, directly after place-
ment. The focal height must
be taken into account during
reading, if there is a barcode
or barcode label on the top of
a component.
General information for all barcode types
Data matrix codes
Ambiguity No read errors are issued if multiple valid barcode symbols are found in a
particular region of interest (ROI). In this case, there is no clear rule, defin-
ing which of these valid barcode symbols would be read.
Ambiguity can be avoided by:
Using a suitable ROI size
ASCII null characters Barcode information should not contain any ASCII null characters (ASCII
NULL), as the 0 byte in the software is interpreted as an final (end) char-
acter.
Code type Only data matrix ECC 200 is supported.
No. rows/columns All combinations of rows/columns as defined in the standard will be
accepted, including rectangular symbols and large symbols with multiple
data areas.
Minimum dot size 5 pixels.
Symbol angle All symbol angles will be accepted.
Inverse symbols Inverse symbols (light modules on a dark background) will be accepted.
Mirrored symbols Mirrored symbols will be accepted.
Ratio of column width to row
height
1/2
(column width) / (row height) 2
Region of Interest (ROI) The area in which the barcode is searched for (ROI) should not exceed the
following values:
Width of ROI
6 * width of barcode symbol
Height of ROI 6 * Height of barcode symbol
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SIPLACE Vision
Barcode types
Technical data
1D barcodes
QR codes
Code types Code 39
Code 93
Code 128
EAN-8 (AddOn 2, AddOn 5), EAN-13 (AddOn 2, AddOn 5)
Interleaved 2 of 5 (station software version 709.1 or higher required)
Minimum width of bar 5 pixels.
If the quality of the mark is sufficient, the width can be reduced down to 3
pixels.
Minimum height of symbol 5% of length of whole symbol.
Symbol angle All symbol angles will be accepted.
Inverse symbols Light bars on a dark background will be accepted.
(Station software version 708.0 or higher required)
Mirrored symbols Mirrored symbols will be accepted.
(this corresponds to a rotation of 180 degrees for 1D codes)
Region of Interest (ROI) The area on the board, in which the barcode is searched for (ROI), should
not exceed the following values:
ROI (direction of reading)
3 * symbol width
ROI (vertical to direction of reading) 10 * symbol width
Code type QR code in accordance with ISO/IEC 18004 model 2.
Station software version 711.0 or higher required
No. rows/columns All versions still defined in the standard (i.e. number of rows/columns) are
accepted.
Minimum dot size 5 pixels.
Symbol angle All symbol angles will be accepted.
Inverse symbols Inverse symbols (light modules on a dark background) will be accepted.
Mirrored symbols Mirrored symbols will be accepted.
Ratio of column width to row
height
1/2
(column width) / (row height) 2
Region of Interest (ROI) The area in which the barcode is searched for (ROI) should not exceed the
following values:
Width of ROI
6 * width of barcode symbol
Height of ROI 6 * Height of barcode symbol
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OSC package
The licensed OSC package
contains functions for simpli-
fied placement of odd
shaped components (OSC),
such as connectors or sock-
ets.
The license is activated via
SIPLACE PRO.
For detailed information,
refer to the OSC package
user guide, item number
[00198374-xx].
The following functions are
contained in the OSC pack-
age:
OSC measurement options
Customized odd shaped
component
This enables the user to
describe any abstract pat-
tern on a component e.g.
connection leads of a tri-
angular shape. This pat-
tern can then be easily
created and edited at the
station, using the wizard
function.
Stereo measurement
Stereo measurement
means that two images
are taken of each compo-
nent, from different direc-
tions, using a stationary
camera. These images
are overlapped to show
connectors, pins etc. in 3D
to support easy and pre-
cise evaluation of struc-
tures which, due to color,
shading or background
structures, are difficult to
recognize in conventional
2D measurement.
Special position evalua-
tion
This function supports
separate definition of posi-
tion-determining features
(x,y, angle) independent
of the features for good-
bad recognition.
Placement of snap-in com-
ponents
This function monitors
whether snap-in components
engage in the board prop-
erly, during automatic place-
ment.
Pin in paste height check
This option extends the
"snap-in" function for CPP
and Twin heads.
Automatic calculation of
optimum acceleration
This function enables the
user to automatically calcu-
late the optimum accelera-
tion of individual axes for a
component at the station.
The acceleration values
found can then be checked in
an additional test run and
sent back to the program-
ming system if successful.
Placement of very high
components
In special application cases
the software can place a very
high component with auto-
matic collision prevention.
Additional force levels for
TH and CPP head
•30 N for TH
15 N for CPP
15.5 mm high components with CPP restrictions
The maximum height of 15.5 mm can only be reached if the
PCB warpage upwards is 0 mm (setting in SIPLACE Pro).
NO SIPLACE TwinStar permitted anywhere in the line.
If there are two SIPLACE MultiStars (CPP) in the same
placement area, only one CPP can place components up to
15.5 mm.