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About This Manual

This Operation Manual is designed as a comprehensive reference for mounter operation. It

describes the mounter’s operation features and its use.

Note: The MMI

windows shown in this manual may slightly differ from yours depending on

your specific machine configuration or your machine revision level.

Features

z This manual is organized based on functional categorization. For each categorized

operation feature, detailed explanation and associated tips are provided.

z Special terms are footnoted for aid of understanding.

z Index at the end of the manual makes topic finding quick and easy.

Typographical Conventions

This manual uses various typographical conventions as listed below:

Menu: Sequential menu selection to access a particular menu is shown in descending

order, with “>” separating each menu:

Example: Edit>Program>File>BoardData

Action: Shows steps to perform a certain task.

Window: Describes items appearing in an MMI window. A very long item name may be

abbreviated with trailing “...”.

Example: Shows an example.

Note: Describes associated tips that call for attention.

[ ]: Tab titles and sub-titles in an MMI window are enclosed in these brackets.

< >: Buttons in an MMI window are enclosed in these brackets.

“ ”: User entries to an MMI window are enclosed in double quotations.

: Control switches on the mounter panels are enclosed in a box.

z An especially important point is highlighted as shown in the below typography:

Component image data is created based on its packaging state. Therefore, view

division direction, horizontal or vertical (except four-view process), must be

selected based on the component packaging direction.

z Dangerous operations are noted in the following two levels:

Warning:

Failing to comply with the action suggested in a “Warning” will lead to a fatal injury or death.

(A “fatal injury” means an injury, scald, electric shock, or bone fracture, leading to a persisting

aftereffect, also means one requiring a long-term hospital treatment as an inpatient or

outpatient.) An example of a warning statement follows:

When performing teach entry in which driving axes are allowed to move,

do not stick head, hands, or other parts of the body inside the mounter.

Serious injury can result. Also make sure non-operators are a safe

distance from the machine.

MMI: Man-machine interface. Hardware and associated software that govern the connection between a man

and a machine and help them exchange data reliably. In this manual, it exclusively refers to the dedicated

application software to control the iMS series mounter.

Warning

Caution:

Failing to comply with the action suggested in a “Caution” will lead to a serious injury or a

machine damage. (A “serious injury” means an injury, scald, or electric shock, not requiring a

long-term hospital treatment as an inpatient or outpatient.) An example of a caution statement

follows:

Before starting teach entry, make sure no foreign obstacles are left in the

mounter or tray feeder. Otherwise, costly machine damage can occur.

Note: The MMI window shown in this manual may slightly differ from the MMI window of your

mounter depending on the installation condition of optional devices.

Caution

Safety Guidelines

To prevent injury or machine damage in use of the mounter, follow the safety guidelines stated

below:

General

Operation and maintenance of the mounter must only be carried out by personnel who have

completed training provided by us or those having the same level of knowledge and skills.

Before moving the machine to another site, connecting cables, replacing machine components

or performing repairs, make sure that the power and air supply are turned OFF. Transporting

them without power and air turned OFF may result in electric shock, machine damage or

injury.

To prevent electric shock and machine damage, never touch terminals of electric components

when the power is on.

To prevent electric shock, ground the mounter.

Press immediately the emergency stop switch when the machine operates improperly.

To prevent electric shock, do not operate the mounter with wet hands.

Operation

The heads and drive axes inside the mounter operate at fast speeds. Never put your hands,

head or any part of your body into the mounter during operation. Doing so may result in

injury.

Be sure to use dummy feeders to fill the feeder stations to prevent the operator's hands from

getting into the mounter when it is in operation.

To prevent electric shock and machine damage, do not operate the mounter with live parts

exposed.

To prevent electric shock and machine damage, do not touch parts in the control unit.

Turn off the Main Switch, if power failure occurs, to prevent sudden restarting that may cause

personal injury or machine damage.

Teach entry in use of the mouse allows the driving axes to move according to the mouse

movement. When teaching, do not stick head, hands, or other parts of the body inside the

mounter. Serious injury can result. Also make sure non-operators are a safe distance from the

machine.(Chapter 2 > Teach Entry)

ANC operation allows a head to move. When using this menu, do not stick head, hands, or

other parts of the body inside the mounter. Serious injury can result. Also make sure

non-operators are a safe distance from the machine. (Chapter 5 > Image Data Creation Support

Tool > Setting Nozzles to Heads) (Chapter 9 > ANC Initial Setting)

When choosing <Move Pallet> button in the Teach dialog box, do not stick head, hands, or

other parts of the body inside the mounter. Serious injury can result. Also make sure

non-operators are a safe distance from the machine. (Chapter 5 > Tray Library)

When pressing Start

switch, do not stick head, hands, or other parts of the body inside the

mounter. Serious injury can result. Also make sure non-operators are a safe distance from the

machine. (Chapter 9 > Running a Job )

Line search allows the driving axes to move. When performing line search, do not stick head,

hands, or other parts of the body inside the mounter. Serious injury can result. Also make sure

non-operators are at a safe distance from the machine. (Chapter 9 > Line Search (ASJ))

The Axis menu allows the specified motor, conveyor, or tray feeder pallet to move. When

executing axis movement via this menu, do not stick head, hands, or other parts of the body

Warning