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Chapter 2 Details of Proper Data Part 4 109: PCB Check Position X -100000 ~ 100000 [pulse] ✩❈ This is the position of the board check sensor , which checks to see that the board has been pr operly clamped. This sets the …

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Chapter 2 Details of Proper DataPart 4
106:Loading Position Y -65000 ~ 65000 [pulse] ✩❈
This is the Y coordinate for board loading and unloading.
This sets the range of movement in the Y direction from the position of the
Y axis when zeroing is completed to the board loading position.
This reference value determines the position on the Y axis from which the
board is loaded. If this value changes the board will not be loaded and
unloaded properly. A worst case scenario would mean an accident
involving a total breakdown in board transport accuracy, so exercise
extreme caution.
When the motor is changed, this position must be measured again.
The standard setting is the Proper data calibration result. Refer to the
FCP IV-3 Maintenance Manual for further details on Proper data
measurement.
107:Mark Read Position X -100000 ~ 100000 [pulse] ✩❈
This is the X coordinate for the mark camera starting point. This sets the
range of movement of the X axis from it's location when zeroing is
completed to the point where the reference pin is directly below the mark
camera.
This reference value is set to position the X axis so that fiducial marks can
be properly read. If this value changes, parts will not be placed accurately.
When the motor is changed, this position must be measured again.
The standard setting is the Proper data calibration result. Refer to the
FCP IV-3 Maintenance Manual for further details on Proper data
measurement.
108:Mark Read Position Y 0 ~ 100000 [pulse] ✩❈
This is the Y coordinate for the mark camera starting point. This sets the
range of movement of the Y axis from it's location when zeroing is
completed to the point where the reference pin is directly below the mark
camera.
This reference value is set to position the Y axis so that fiducial marks can
be properly read. If this value changes, parts will not be placed accurately.
When the motor is changed, this position must be measured again.
The standard setting is the Proper data calibration result. Refer to the
FCP IV-3 Maintenance Manual for further details on Proper data
measurement.
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109:PCB Check Position X -100000 ~ 100000 [pulse] ✩❈
This is the position of the board check sensor, which checks to see that the
board has been properly clamped.
This sets the range of movement of the X axis between it's location when
zeroing is completed and the location of the board check sensor.
When the motor is replaced, this position must be measured again.
The standard setting is the Proper data calibration result. Refer to the
FCP IV-3 Maintenance Manual for further details on Proper data
measurement.
110:PCB Check Position Y 0 ~ 100000 [pulse] ✩❈
This is the position of the board check sensor, which checks to see that the
board has been properly clamped.
This sets the range of movement of the Y axis between it's location when
zeroing is completed and the location of the board check sensor.
When the motor is replaced, this position must be measured again.
The standard setting is the Proper data calibration result. Refer to the
FCP IV-3 Maintenance Manual for further details on Proper data
measurement.
111:D1 Original Position -10000 ~ 10000 [pulse] ✩❈
This sets the distance from the zero position of the D1 axis to the resupply
position of device table 1.
Do not change these values as they could result in the machine being
damaged.
When the motor is replaced, this position must be measured again.
The standard setting is the Proper data calibration result. Refer to the
FCP IV-3 Maintenance Manual for further details on Proper data
measurement.
112:D2 Original Position -10000 ~ 10000 [pulse] ✩❈
This sets the distance from the zero position of the D2 axis to the resupply
position of device table 2.
Do not change these values as they could result in the machine being
damaged.
When the motor is replaced, this position must be measured again.
The standard setting is the Proper data calibration result. Refer to the
FCP IV-3 Maintenance Manual for further details on Proper data
measurement.
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113:Max Limit Position X 0 ~ 100000 [pulse] ✩❈
This is the maximum limit coordinate of the X axis in the + direction.
If the X axis overtravel sensor goes ON due to the servo count then set the
value back 100 pulses.
If the X axis exceeds the set coordinate, an alarm will go off and the
machine will stop.
Do not change this setting, as the machine could be damaged.
When the motor is replaced, this position must be measured again.
The standard setting is the Proper data calibration result. Refer to the
FCP IV-3 Maintenance Manual for further details on Proper data
measurement.
114:Max Limit Position Y 0 ~ 100000 [pulse] ✩❈
This is the maximum limit coordinate of the Y axis in the + direction.
If the Y axis overtravel sensor goes ON due to the servo count then set the
value back 100 pulses.
If the Y axis exceeds the set coordinate, an alarm will go off and the
machine will stop.
Do not change this setting, as the machine could be damaged.
When the motor is replaced, this position must be measured again.
The standard setting is the Proper data calibration result. Refer to the
FCP IV-3 Maintenance Manual for further details on Proper data
measurement.
115:Max Limit Position D1 0 ~ 100000 [pulse] ✩❈
This is the maximum limit coordinate of the D1 axis in the + direction.
If the D axis overtravel sensor goes ON due to the servo count then set the
value back 25 pulses.
If the D1 axis exceeds the set coordinate, an alarm will go off and the
machine will stop.
Do not change this setting, as the machine could be damaged.
When the motor is replaced, this position must be measured again.
The standard setting is the Proper data calibration result. Refer to the
FCP IV-3 Maintenance Manual for further details on Proper data
measurement.
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