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Chapter 14 Intelligent Feeder 14-18 ■ Backing up the ID Database Action: ① From the taskbar, select File > Backup ID Database. ② The following dialog box will appear, so enter the name of the file to be saved and the …

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14-3-3 ID Database

The ID database shows the link information between feeder ID barcodes and component

barcodes.

This section explains the functions of the ID database.

■Creating a Feeder Barcode Print File

Action:

① Select the feeder(s) whose barcode is to be printed. To select two or more feeders

collectively, drag the mouse while holding down the left button of the mouse.

② After a feeder record(s) is selected, click <Print File> button. The following dialog box will

appear, so enter the name of the file to be saved and the directory in which the file is to be

saved, and then click <Save>.

→The default file name is “feeder.prb”.

③ When the file is saved successfully, a message informing you will appear, so click <OK>

button.

REFERENCE: For feeder barcode printing, refer to “Printing Barcodes”.

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■Backing up the ID Database

Action:

① From the taskbar, select File > Backup ID Database.

② The following dialog box will appear, so enter the name of the file to be saved and the

directory in which the file is to be saved, and then click <Save>.

→The default backup file name is “backup_id_database.idb”.

③ A message “Do you want to backup?” appears, so click <Yes>.

④ When the file is backed up successfully, a message informing you will appear, so click

<OK> button.

Note: It is recommended that the ID database be backed up frequently.

When backing up the ID database, the component table must also be backed up at the same

time to ensure consistency.

■Restoring the ID Database

Action:

① From the taskbar, select File > Restore ID Database.

② A dialog box appears, so select the file that was backed up (see “Backing up the ID

Database”), and click <Open>.

③ A message “Do you want to restore?” will appear, so click <Yes>.

④ When the file is restored successfully, a message informing you will appear, so click

<OK> button.

Note: When restoring the ID database, the component table must also be restored at the same time to

ensure consistency.

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■Backing up a Component Table

Action:

① From the taskbar, select File > Backup Comp. Table.

② The following dialog box will appear, so enter the name of the file to be saved and the

directory in which the file is to be saved, and then click <Save>.

→The default backup file name is “backup_comp_table.tb”.

③ A message “Do you want to backup?” appears, so click <Yes>.

④ When the file is backed up successfully, a message informing you will appear, so click

<OK> button.

Note: It is recommended that the component tables be backed up frequently.

When backing up component tables, the ID database must also be backed up at the same time

to ensure consistency.

■Restoring a Component Table

Action:

① From the taskbar, select File > Restore Comp. Table.

② A dialog box appears, so select the file that was backed up (see “Backing up a Component

Table”), and click <Open>.

③ A message “Do you want to restore?” will appear, so click <Yes>.

④ When the file is restored successfully, a message informing you will appear, so click

<OK> button.

Note: When restoring a component table, the ID database must also be restored at the same time to

ensure consistency.