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| 1. About the print conditions data |
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| A) Operation mode Choose a one-way print operation (Single) or a to-and-fro print operation (Double). |
| B) Priority after printing Set which should move first after printing; lift, squeegees or both together. |
| Lift : The squeegees are fixed and the mask is snapped off while the squeegees are |
| down. After that, the squeegees rise up. |
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| Squeegee : After the squeegees have been raised, the mask is snapped off. |
| Together : Raising the squeegees and snap-off start simultaneously. When this mode is |
| Supports : set, the snap-off speed switching is fixed to the uniform velocity mode. A mask is clamped with a lift positioned at the print height, and only supports are |
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| C) Print speed D) Printing pressure E) Length F) Type G) Angle |
| . For C to G, input each data according to the conditions such as solder paste type, board size, or mask data. |
| H) Printing pressure teaching data selection Pressing this switch displays the <Press. teach data list> screen. |
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| . Printing pressure teaching data list This screen lists the data (lengths and types) of the squeegees that have undergone the printing pressure teaching. |
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| When squeegees are changed, the actual printing pressure becomes different from the set value |
| owing to the change in the weight of the materials. Therefore, be sure to perform the printing |
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| However, once the printing pressure teaching is carried out, the data of the squeegees that have |
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| After that, from the screen, select the squeegee to be used. |
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| The date on which the printing pressure teaching was carried out is displayed. |
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| The squeegees that are different in materials can be registered even if they are the same in length and type. (E.g.: Urethane squeegee, metal squeegee, etc.) |
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| To distinguish the squeegees that are different in materials, a comment is displayed below a date. |
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| . Pressing the desired squeegee No. c reflects its length and type on the print conditions data. |
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| . How to correct a comment |
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| When [Comment correction mode] is pressed, its color changes to blue. |
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| Pressing a squeegee No. displays the comment input screen. |
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| 2. Printing range Input the print-operation range for squeegees. If nothing has been input, the board is printed from end to end. When the printing area is limited to a portion of the board, inputting this value adjusts the range and can improve the tact time. When .30 is input |
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| A) Clearance It is used to adjust the clearance between mask and board. When “0” is input, there will be no clearance. When performing the minus-contact printing that our company recommends, input the value “.0.5.” |
| B) Lowering speed It is used to adjust the snap-off speed required for stable snap-off. |
| C) Lowering stroke It is used to adjust the snap-off distance required for stable snap-off. |
| D) Snap-off speed switching Choose the lowering speed from among the following five modes. High-speed multiple snap-off is a sophisticated snap-off operation evolved from an accelerative snap-off so that the snap-off performance will be improved drawing on various kinds of solder characteristics. A favorable snap-off performance can be obtained and a cycle time can be reduced. |
| Uniform velocity : The support blocks lower the lowering-stroke distance at a uniform |
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| Acceleration : The speed of support blocks accelerates slowly, and eventually it |
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| Acceleration High : An accelerative snap-off is carried out at higher speed. |
| High-speed multiple : The speed of support blocks accelerates to the one that is faster than |
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| (Recommended) the lowering speed, and eventually it reaches the lowering speed. |
| Multiple : The speed of support blocks accelerates slowly, and eventually it |
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| choose the multiple mode. In this mode, however, the cycle time |
| becomes longer than the one in the acceleration mode.) |
| . If the snap-off performance is bad due to such as a narrow pitch, choose the acceleration mode. In this mode, however, a cycle time becomes longer compared with the other snap-off. |
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| 4. Speed changing mode This is used when solder-filling amount needs to be controlled during printing, such as in the through hole printing or in the fine-pitch printing. Pressing [Speed change] highlights it in blue, and then [Set], which is located in the right of that, becomes available (indicated in black). Pressing [Set] switches to the <Printing speed change mode> screen. |
| . Setting of the print speed changing mode |
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| 1 ‘Zone’ Specify whether to use each zone (Zone 1 to Zone 3). Press a zone switch to use. In using the zone, its switch is highlighted in blue. . Zone: Divided printing range |
| 2 ‘Position’ Set the range of each zone. Regard the front end face of board as 0 mm. For each zone, you can choose from 0 mm up to board width; however, if zones are interfered with each other, a data check error occurs. If the zone positions are set as follows, a data check error occurs. cOne zone is including another. dOne zone is overlapping another. Zone 2 Zone 2 Zone 1 . Overlapped range Zone 1 If the printing-range offset in the print conditions data has been set, note that the setting range becomes narrow according to the setting of the printing-range offset value. |
| 3 ‘Speed’ Set the print speed in the range of each zone. The setting range of speed is 5.0 mm/s to 400.0 mm/s. For the outside of zone, note that printing is carried out at the print speed set in the print conditions data. |
| 4 ‘Prd data PCB W’ This displays the board width that is set in the board data in data modification menu. The data cannot be modified. |
| 5 ‘A speed except for the zone.’ This displays the print speed (F→R, R→F) that is set in the print conditions data. The data cannot be modified. |
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| 2. Editing the print conditions data |
| 1. Click [PrintCondition] in the main menu. |
| . The <PrintCondition> sheet on the <PrintCondition> window opens. |
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| 1.5.7 Cleaning Data |
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| Cleaning during a wait of process Choose whether or not to perform the cleaning operation during waiting time, such as while waiting for the next process. |
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| Mode Choose a cleaning mode from either the wet or dry process. |
| . The wet process must be used exclusively for removing the flux of solder on the mask. The wet process is not available for the backward-cleaning operation. |
| 8. Suction Choose whether or not to enable the suction in cleaning operation, which prevents the mask apertures from being clogged with solder. |
| . However, when the wet process is chosen, the suction function cannot be performed. |
| 9. Operation Choose whether or not to enable the cleaning operation for forward and backward each. |
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| 1 Forward Dry Removes solder balls and flux. |
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| 2 Forward Wet Removes the thin-film-like flux residues. |
| Backward Dry Removes remaining solvent. |
| .Solder paste = Solder balls + Flux |
| Dry cleaning: Removes solder balls and flux (from the apertures and the back of mask). Wet cleaning: Removes the thin-film-like flux residues (from the back of mask). |
| NOTICE When using the wet cleaning, you are recommended to set it for the “Forward” motion of the second cleaning in two-round cleaning mode. If the wet cleaning is used in one-round cleaning mode, the cleaning performance may be insufficient depending on the type of solder. |
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| . Recommended conditions for mask cleaning |
| . Cleaning tact time (For the case where board size is 330 × 250) |
| One-round: About 26 s Two-round: About 50 s |
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| 2. Editing the cleaning data |
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| 1.5.8 Print Counter |
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| Paste count It decreases by one whenever one board is printed in automatic operation. When it has reached “0,” automatic operation stops (Automatic operation - Remaining solder check) or solder is dispensed automatically (option, set in the software switch). Input the number as the paste count. |
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| A) Solder depletion check Remaining solder is checked by the chosen method: [Sensor] or [Counter], and solder is dispensed. |
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| . When the solder auto-dispensing feature is OFF, [Sensor] is disabled. |
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| . When the solder auto-dispensing feature is OFF, be sure to choose [Counter]. |
| B) Discharging time The solder-dispensing time for a solder auto-dispensing can be set . |
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| 1.5.9 Library Data |
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| The data that are difficult to adjust (e.g., print conditions data, cleaning data, or print counter) can be saved as a library. Even the operators who are unaccustomed to the machine can easily create the data by loading the prepared data as a set. The library, by default, has 69 patterns by solder type and 4 patterns by print accuracy. In addition, it is possible to add user-created library data. |
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| 3. Reflecting the print conditions data onto the library data |
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| 1.5.10 Print Position Data |
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