JUKI KE750 SMT part

3. When the message “Check the mark position.” appears, press [OK].

. Adjust the recognition mark position, then press [Re-recog]. [Lamp auto set] Sets the lamp values automatically. If you want to set the lamp values again before rerecognition, press this switch. Wear safety glasses.

. When rerecognition is complete, the teaching resumes from the recognition of the next point. When the teaching is complete successfully, the screen returns to the one displayed in step 2. Wear Neoprene or Butyl Rubber gloves and appropriate protective clothing for preventing contact.

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4.7 Before Solder Inspection (For SP80V)

4.7 Before Solder Inspection (For SP80V)

This section describes the procedures for creating the data required for solder inspection (the

machine data for solder inspection).

For information about the operations and details related to PT, refer to the Programming Manual

for PT. For information about the machine, refer to the Programming Manual for SP80.

. Overview

There are two programming types for SP80V as follows.

1. Creating the production data: Solder-print data creation

2. Creating the inspection data: Inspection data creation

. Classification of data editing

The inspection data is created on PT. Data creation locations are as follows.

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4.7.1 Data Creation Flow

You need to create and manage data in order to print solder. For further information, see the

description of the production data creation.

The inspection data creating procedures are divided into the following two types.

Creating the inspection data from Gerber data

Creating the inspection data from the mask scanning data

. Overall flows

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4.7.2 How to Start the Teaching of the Data for Solder Inspection