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Home > Chemicals > Chemical Auxiliary & Catalyst > Chemical Auxiliary > UNIVERSAL 6241D SMTpart

UNIVERSAL 6241D SMTpart

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Negotiable MOQ: 1 Metric Ton (Price negotiable depending on order volume and customization)

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Model Number 6241D

Select OK. The new information is now displayed in the selected Board (or Circuit) Error Correction step.
In the example, step one now uses r1 [diode-axial] in circuits 1, 4, and 2.
Auto Miss Mark (dual head machines only)
Use the Auto Miss Mark (AMM) option to define a location on a board or circuit for a stamp mark that indicates that a misinsertion has occurred. The stamp is visible to an inspector indicating that the board is not complete.
Considerations:
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- Circuit selected:
Define for Offset Circuits checkbox selected: An AMM location can be defined for the circuit. The location is then automatically defined for each associated offset.

Define for Offset Circuits checkbox cleared: An AMM location can be defined for the selected circuit. Locations are not defined for associated circuits.
- Offset selected: An AMM location can be defined for the selected offset only. Use this option to stamp the board in a specific place for each circuit (or offset). For example, a specific location on the border of the board can be defined for each circui
Different AMM locations can be defined by repeating the process and selecting a different offset each time.
Prerequisite: The AMM Pattern Step checkbox in the Auto Miss Marker dialog box must be selected. Refer to the Machine Configuration module for details.
To define an auto miss mark location:
1. From the Steps window, select:
Special Steps > Add > Auto Miss Mark
The Select Automatic Miss-Mark Circuit dialog box is displayed.
2
Select the Board or Circuit to which an auto miss mark locations is to be defined and select OK.

3
Enter the coordinates in the X Position and Y Position entry fields.
4
If Circuit was selected in step 2, to stamp each offset associated with that circuit, select the Define for Offset Circuits checkbox.
5
Select OK. The auto miss mark entry is added to the Steps window as follows.
. Board selected.
. Circuit selected.
6
Save the product.

The Automatic Miss-Mark dialog box is displayed.
Checkgap (axial machines only)
Use the Checkgap option to define a gap between sequences of components. A checkgap is an insertion with a check for no continuity to verify a gap in the component sequence. If a machine uses sequenced reels of components, and if there are gaps between the sequences, a checkgap must be defined.
During processing, when a checkgap step is encountered, the table moves to the X-Y position of the next insertion.
Checkgaps can be defined between boards and/or between individual circuits/offsets.
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Checkgap between boards: Place the checkgap before the first insertion after each index. If there are no insertions for an index, no checkgap is necessary.
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Checkgap between circuits: The insertion steps must be ordered by circuit before a checkgap can be used. For example, all insertions in one orientation for each circuit must be grouped. Place the checkgap before the first insertion for each circuit.
To define a checkgap:

1. From the Steps window, select:
Special Steps > Add > Checkgap
The cursor is displayed as a horizontal arrow with a single footprint.
2
Select the step in the list that is above or below (depending on the in-sert option choice) where the checkgap is to be inserted.
3
Select the left trackball button. The checkgap is inserted in the list ac-cordingly. (Refer to the Insert topic later in this module for details about selecting the insert option.)
The checkgap entry is added to the Steps window.
4
Save the product.

Search
Use the Search menu bar heading to search, select, and replace items based on defined parameters.
Search and replace considerations:
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The search is based on the step type which is selected from the Step list box. Once the step type is selected, unrelated data fields and option buttons are disabled.
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When the cursor is moved to a data field in the Search and Replace dialog box, the Valid Entries list box displays the valid entry choices for the selected parameters.
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Use the greater than (>) or less than (<) symbols in the search string to focus the search. For example, to search for all X position values greater than 2.000 inches, enter >2000 in the X Position field.
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