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Chapter 1 Automatic Operation Part 2 1.4 Cycle Stop In automatic operation mode and while waiting to load the next board, the machine can be stopped by pressing the [CYCLE ST OP] button. When this button is pressed the m…

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Chapter 1 Automatic OperationPart 2
C. Error Pass
In this mode, when parts out is detected or an error is
displayed, the machine will not stop. A recovery operation will
not be carried out. Even when operating in device change
mode or when using next device, device change is not carried
out and operation continues.
1.3.2 Insertion of Recovery Sequence
The time duration for a recovery operation can be reduced by
inserting a recovery sequence as soon as possible.
The FCP IV-3 is set to insert a recovery sequence between
regular sequences as soon as an error which needs a recovery
occurs in order to reduce this duration.
The following table shows errors and stations which requires a
recovery operation as well as the number of the sequence in
which a recovery is to be executed.
Recovery requiring errors
Pickup alarm
Pre-theta alarm
Vision process alarm
Fine-theta alarm
Nozzle up alarm
Nozzle size alarm
Nozzle skip
Nozzle change alarm
Station
ST2
ST3
ST5
ST6
ST9
ST10
ST10
ST12
No. of sequences
3
5
6
8
0
0
0
2
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1.4 Cycle Stop
In automatic operation mode and while waiting to load the next board,
the machine can be stopped by pressing the [CYCLE STOP] button. When
this button is pressed the machine will stop at the end of the cycle and the
message "Press Start" will appear.
Cam Axis Rotation
If the cam axis is at less than 280°, it will stop the next time it reaches
0°. If it has already reached 280˚ (nozzle change alarm) it will stop at
0˚ after making at least one full rotation.
If the machine is reading fiducial marks or block skip marks it will
stop after these readings have been completed.
If the machine is unloading the board, it will stop after the board is
unloaded.
If the machine is loading the board, it will stop after the board has
been clamped.
If the machine is waiting for the next board, the XY table will lower
and the machine will stop immediately.
If the machine is performing zero setting, the machine will stop after
all axes have been zero set.
In all these cases, after the machine has stopped, the message “Press
START" will appear.
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1.5 Device Table Mode
On the FCP IV-3 there are three device table modes: joint mode, device
change mode and changeover mode. An explanation of each mode
follows.
1.5.1 Joint Mode
Tables 1 and 2 move jointly essentially as one large table capable of
handling up to 160 devices.
This mode is used in programs with a large number of parts.
Table 1 Table 2
View from the rear "Joint Mode"
The device table from which parts are being picked is referred to as
the "production table" while the table from which parts are not
being picked is called the "follow-up table".
1.5.2 Device Change Mode
Tables 1 and 2 are used separately. A maximum of 80 devices is
possible on each table. Either table 1 or 2 can be used, and the table
not in use is referred to as the spare table.
This mode can be used to eliminate down time on the production
line.
Table 1 Table 2
Original Table Spare Table
View from the rear "1A 2A"
The following flowchart shows how the tables are used when
operating in the device change mode.
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