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V- 58 Programming Manual Part V Inspection Data 5.3.2 Do Inspection for Not Placed Only inspect missing component for arbitrarily selected components. If there is no component, the result will be OK. This is used when in…

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Part V Inspection Data

5.3.1 Skip Inspection

Skips arbitrarily selected components. The function is useful if components are missing as PCB

version differs. Display the skip inspection component as the green dotted line.

NOTE

In case that use BF-RP1 (optional system), inspection result of skip inspection component

is not sent to BF-RP1.

Step1: Select Skip inspection component from the Normal Inspection list-box.

NOTE

Select components by pressing to select a number of components.

Step2: Press >>>> to move components to the Skip Inspection list-box. The components in the

Skip Inspection list-box will not be inspected.

NOTE

Select components from the Skip Inspection list-box and press <<<< to release

the Skip Inspection setting.

Figure 5-7 Skip Inspection Setting

Figure 5-8 Skip Inspection Component (Green Dotted Line)

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5.3.2 Do Inspection for Not Placed

Only inspect missing component for arbitrarily selected components. If there is no component, the

result will be OK. This is used when inspecting whether components which do not have to be mounted

on certain versions of PCB are mounted or not.

Display the Do Inspection for Not Placed component as the yellow dotted line.

NOTE

If BF-RP1 (optional system) is used, NG will be reported to BF-RP1 as the inspection

result when detecting components are mounted through the Do Inspection for Not

Placed inspection (NG type: Not Placed).

Step1: Select Missing from the Missing Window drop-down list.

Step2: Select a component to apply Do Inspection for Not Placed from the Normal Inspection

list-box.

NOTE

Select components by pressing to select a number of components.

Step3: Press >>>> to move components to the Do Inspection for Not Placed list-box.

NOTE

Select components from the Do Inspection for Not Placed list-box and press <<<<

to release the Do Inspection for Not Placed setting.

Figure 5-9 Do Inspection for Not Placed Setting

Figure 5-10 Do Inspection for Not Placed Component (Yellow Dotted Line)

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5.3.3 Exchange Macro

Apply arbitrarily macro to arbitrarily selected components. Because libraries can be made for each

macro, multiple libraries can be applied to the same component.

Step1: Select a component whose macro should be changed from the Normal Inspection list-box.

NOTE

Select components by pressing to select a number of components.

Step2: Press > > > > to move components to the Exchange Macro list-box.

NOTE

Select components from the Exchange Macro list-box and press < < < < to release

the Exchange Macro setting.

Figure 5-11 Exchange Macro Setting

Step3: Select a macro from the Exchange Macro list-box and press Edit Macro.

Step4: The dialog shown in Figure 5-12 appears. Select a macro from the Candidate Macro list-

box and press OK.

Figure 5-12 Exchange Macro Setting