Panasonic SP22P User manual

Operating Instructions
Model No. KXF-193C
Thank you for purchasing SP22P, the screen printer.
Before placing the machine in service, be sure to read the instruction manual for
proper usage.
After that, store it carefully and it if necessary.
Screen Printer SP22P
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Programming Manual

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PT100 User License Agreement
This is the Agreement between the users and KME related to Programming Terminal PT100-G.
The product includes the software of the computer, relative media, (CD ROM or FD, etc.), and
the printed materials as instruction manuals.
We regard user’s installation or use of this software as their approval of the restriction based on
the terms and conditions of this Agreement. If you have any disagreement with it, please return
the software to the sales agent where you got it, before use.
The software is reserved by the Copyright Laws, International Copy Right Treaties, etc.
The software is to be permitted, but its right is not transferred to others.
License Grant and Limitations
The users are permitted to get the following rights in this Agreement.
1.The users can install the software to the only specified computer and use.
For installing it to several computers, it is necessary to get the same number of licenses as
them.
2.The software cannot be used for several computers on the same network server at the same
time. For using it for several computers, it is necessary to get the same number of licenses
as them.
3.Reverse engineering, deassembling, and decompiling of the software shall not be unavail-
able.
4.This Agreement also includes the license of other company’s software which is constructed in
this software.
5.The software cannot be divided for using for other computer.
6.The software is to be updated with older version one simultaneously and also used together.
The License of the software is effective in older version software, too. (The new version
software itself does not constitute the granting of the license.)
7.The software cannot be lent nor rented.
8.The License of the software shall not be to apply for lending the instruction manuals.
M11E
DO NOT ALLOW ANY PERSON WHO HAS NOT RECEIVED SPECIAL TRAINING
TO OPERATE THE MACHINE.
The machine may be operated improperly and injure you.
Either carry out training by yourself, or consult the manufacturer.
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STRUCTURE OF THIS MANUAL
This manual describes PT100-G (that works on Windows NT) and the whole line in chapters 1 - 5,
and how to create data for each machine in (an) appendix(es).
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Registered trademarks and/or trademarks
Registered trademarks and/or trademarks mentioned herein are as follows.
Microsoft, Windows NT is a registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation in the United
States and/or other countries.
The proper product name of Windows NT is Microsoft®‚ Windows NT®‚ Workstation
operating system.
Other product and company names mentioned herein may be trademarks or registered
trademarks of their respective companies.
∗Only the appendix(es), which describe(s) Editor for each machine, for actually delivered
machine(s) is/are attached.
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HOW TO SEE DESCRIPTION FOR OPERATION
Description is constructed basically as follows, though that varies a little according to page.
MARKS USED IN THIS MANUAL
In this manual, the following marks are used for description.
1-3-2 Chip Data Editing Procedure
1. Click on ChipLibrary .
• [ChipLibrary] window opens.
: This shows the part to be clicked on.
: This means moving a pointer holding down the left mouse button, and laying it on
the other folder, then releasing the button (Drag & Drop).
: This shows reference.
Actual operation
Supplementary description on operation
Title
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3Y3C-EPt-Ed-001 Operation step number
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SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
Be sure to observe
The precautions that must be observed in order to prevent injury to the user or another
person, or damage to property, are as follows.
The degree of danger or injury resulting from incorrect use due to failure to read an indica-
tion is classified and described as follows.
The matters should be observed are classified and described according to the symbols
shown below.
(The followings are only some examples of the symbolic indications.)
This indication refers to a situation which is considered that
there is imminent danger of death or serious injury.
This indication refers to a situation which is considered that
there is a possibility of death or serious injury.
This indication refers to a situation which is considered that
there is a possibility of only injury or physical damage.
These symbols indicate matters to which attention must be paid.
This symbol indicates an action that must not be carried out.
DANGER
WARNING
CAUTION
This symbol indicates an action that must be carried out.
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NOTICE
This part describes the precautions in using PT100.
As for the personal computer, monitor, etc., observe the precautions described in each
manual.
When operating machine, see “SAFETY PRECAUTIONS” in operating and mainte-
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SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
Be sure to observe
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DO NOT DAMAGE POWER AND
OTHER CORDS OR PLUGS.
Damaged cord and plug may cause electric shock,
short circuit or fire.
Hold the plug when plugging in or unplugging.
Cord and plug repairs should be attempted only
by the person competent to do the electrical
work, or contact the manufacturer.
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Never damage, remake, bring
close to heating appliances, bend
forcibly, twist, pull, put heavy
objects on, and bundle up.
PERIODICALLY REMOVE DUST
FROM POWER PLUG.
Dust on the plug may result in fire caused by
defective insulation because of moisture.
Pull out the power plug and wipe off dirt with dry
cloth.
If the machine is not going to be used for a long
period, turn off the breaker connected with the
machine.
M86E
FIRMLYINSERT THE
POWER AND OTHER
PLUGS.
Imperfect plugging in may
cause fire because of electric
shock and generated heat.
Do not use the damaged
plug or loose outlet.
M87E M88E
DO NOT INSERT OR
REMOVE POWER AND
OTHER PLUGS BY
WET HAND.
If plugged in or unplugged by
wet hand, it may result in
electric shock.
M06E
GROUND THE MA-
CHINE PROPERLY.
There is a risk of an electric
shock or leak.
Consult a professional
electrical contractor.
M90E
OBSERVE RATINGS WHEN
USING OUTLETS AND WIRING
ACCESSORIES, AND PLUG
THE MACHINE ONLY IN THE
A.C. 100V OUTLET.
If used exceeding ratings due to too many
wirings, heat is generated, resulting in fire.
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SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
Be sure to observe
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M27E
DO NOT GIVE A
SHOCK TO THE ELEC-
TRICAL EQUIPMENTS.
There is a risk of an electric
shock, leak or malfunction of
the machine.
M23E
ONLY THE PERSON IN
CHARGE MUST
CHANGE THE DATA.
The machine may runaway or
malfunction.
The data must be changed
only by a trained specialist
in charge.
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APPENDIX
SP22 EDITOR
SP22 EDITOR
SP22 EDITOR
SP22 EDITOR is the software to edit the production data of SP22.
This Windows application retains the image of current printer editor and is equipped
with custom library to accumulate your data as library.
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SP22 Production Data................................................................................... 5
1 Summary of Data Editing .............................................................................. 6
1-1 Data Editing Flow ...................................................................................................6
1-2 Starting SP22 Editor...............................................................................................8
1-3 Starting New Data File ...........................................................................................8
1-4 SP22 Editor Main Menu .........................................................................................9
1-5 Exiting SP22 Editor .............................................................................................. 11
2 Basic Functions of SP22 Editor................................................................... 12
2-1 Menu Structure.....................................................................................................12
2-2 Main Functions.....................................................................................................12
3 BoardData ................................................................................................... 13
3-1 BoardData ............................................................................................................13
3-2 Editing BoardData ................................................................................................14
4 BoardRecogData......................................................................................... 15
4-1 BoardRecogData..................................................................................................15
4-2 Editing BoardRecogData......................................................................................16
5 BoardPositionData ...................................................................................... 18
5-1 BoardPositionData ...............................................................................................18
5-2 Editing BoardPositionData ...................................................................................20
6 MaskData .................................................................................................... 22
6-1 MaskData .............................................................................................................22
6-2 Editing MaskData .................................................................................................26
7 Mask/Paste Recog ...................................................................................... 27
7-1 Mask/Paste Recog ...............................................................................................27
7-2 Editing Mask/Paste Recog ...................................................................................29
8 PrintCondition.............................................................................................. 31
8-1 PrintCondition.......................................................................................................31
8-2 Editing PrintCondition...........................................................................................33
8-3 CleaningData .......................................................................................................34
8-4 Editing CleaningData ...........................................................................................36
8-5 PrintCounter .........................................................................................................37
8-6 Editing PrintCounter .............................................................................................38
8-7 Library Data..........................................................................................................39
8-8 Return to LibData.................................................................................................40
8-9 Reflect to LibData ................................................................................................41
9 PrintPosition ................................................................................................ 42
9-1 PrintPosition .........................................................................................................42
9-2 Editing PrintPosition .............................................................................................42
10 DataCheck................................................................................................... 43
10-1 DataCheck ...........................................................................................................43
10-2 Executing Data Check .........................................................................................43
11 FuncSwitch.................................................................................................. 44
11-1 FuncSwitch...........................................................................................................44
11-2 Setting FuncSwitch ..............................................................................................45
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12 Print ............................................................................................................. 46
12-1 Print......................................................................................................................46
12-2 Executing Print .....................................................................................................48
13 BatchTeachData .......................................................................................... 49
13-1 BatchTeachData...................................................................................................49
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SP22 Production Data
New production data of SP22 are created by PT Filer. And SP22 Editor edits these data so that
SP22 can use them to print boards.
The production data created and edited by PT are downloaded to SP22, and it prints boards by
using these data.
Recognition data such as board recognition, etc. can be input on SP22 Editor. SP22 can carry out
recognition (production data) teaching of the margin of error between the input data values and
actual ones to correct.
PT Filer
• Create production data.
• Start Editor to edit the created data.
PT SP22 Editor
• Start it from Filer.
• Edit the production data of SP22. [Input each
detailed data (including each recognition
data).]
• Set function switches (including whether or not
to recognize).
PT Filer
• Download the edited production data (including
each recognition data).
SP22
• It is possible to correct some production data
(including recognition teaching).
• Upload the corrected (including recognition
teaching) production data.
• Print boards.
This “APPENDIX SP22 EDITOR” describes editing data inside the frame of a broken
line above.
Creating production data
Editing production data
Managing production data
Teaching and correcting
production data
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1Summary of Data Editing
1-1 Data Editing Flow
2. BoardData
(BoardRecogData)
Input the data of board to be printed.
3. MaskData
Input the size of mask and the plate making
reference.
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1. PrintCondition (library)
Set it only when creating new data.
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4. Mask/Paste Recog
Input recognition counter and recognition mode. 5. PrintPosition Input the difference between actual printing
position and mask position.
6. PrintCondition
Input squeegee motion and lift motion.
7. CleaningData
Input the method of mask cleaning.
8. PrintCounter
Input the solder feed data.
9. DataCheck
Finally, check if all the data are perfect.
Summary of Data Editing
A point
A point
B point
B point
A point
A point
1 point
1 point
1 pair
1 pair
6. PrintCondition (library)
Read the procedures 6, 7 and 8 from library.
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Summary of Data Editing
1-2 Starting SP22 Editor
To start it, double-click on a data file displayed on file information area of Filer.
When starting a new data file, see “1-3 Starting New Data File.”
1-3 Starting New Data File
When you start a new data file of SP22, the following screen appears.
The data chosen from the registered library data are copied to “8-1 PrintCondition” , “8-3
CleaningData” and “8-5 PrintCounter.”
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Summary of Data Editing
1
PatternLibrary
When you click on , registered library data are displayed. When you choose a library data, its
values are displayed in windows and its name is displayed in Reference field. Six pattern library
data are prepared as our standard data beforehand.
2
Previous / Next
The previous or next pattern is displayed by clicking.
1-4 SP22 Editor Main Menu
When the Editor is started, the following screen appears.
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1Menu bar
2Switches for each
data editing
3
Switches for each
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Summary of Data Editing
1Menu bar
When you place a pointer on a menu name and click on it, command menu opens. Then drag
mouse to choose the command. (Some menus contain sub menus.)
2Switches for each data editing
When you click on a switch, Editor main screen closes and the screen for each data editing is
displayed.
E.g. : BoardData
3Switches for each function
When you click on a switch, Editor main screen closes and each function (function setting) screen
is displayed.
E.g. : DataCheck
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