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General| Number of Nozzles | Up to 12 |
|---|---|
| Width | 1, 500 mm |
| Type | High-speed Chip Mounter |
| Placement Accuracy | ±0.05 mm |
| Component Size | 0402 (0.4 mm x 0.2 mm) to 33.5 mm square |
| Board Size | 50mm x 50mm to 510mm x 460mm (single conveyor) |
| Feeder Capacity | Up to 120 feeders |
| Power Supply | 200V AC, 3-phase, 50/60Hz |
| Air Pressure | 0.5 MPa |
Provides crucial disclaimers regarding document usage, copyright, and JUKI Corporation's responsibilities.
Explains hazard levels (DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION) and various warning symbols used.
Details critical safety points, especially regarding electrical hazards and power supply management.
Outlines fundamental precautions for machine operation and maintenance.
Emphasizes the importance of safety equipment and visibility of warning labels.
Defines the intended application of the machine and requirements for operator training.
Covers safety precautions during machine transport, unpacking, and installation.
Details safety measures for operation, greasing procedures, and maintenance tasks.
Highlights safety requirements for the operating environment, including temperature and humidity.
Addresses electrical safety, such as not opening boxes with power on, and handling safety covers.
Warns against installing unauthorized software and explains OS protection mechanisms.
Discusses the integrated UPS for data protection and precautions for battery longevity.
Explains the manual's purpose, how to read it, and its organizational structure.
Defines the symbols, commands, and naming conventions used in the manual.
Describes the mounter's primary function and the process of placing electronic parts on circuit boards.
Details the various components and parts of the machine, including control interfaces.
Outlines the step-by-step process from powering on the machine to completing PWB production.
Explains the initial steps of turning on the machine and returning axes to home positions.
Describes the procedure for warming up the machine to ensure stable PWB production.
Details how to select and load a production program for the machine.
Guides users on accessing and preparing the PWB production screen for setup.
Explains how to adjust conveyor width and pusher position for different board sizes.
Covers the steps for checking and adjusting the stopper position on the conveyor.
Details how to set support pins on the support table according to board shape.
Guides on adjusting the pusher X and Y positions for proper board handling.
Describes how to set a board and check conveyor transport for smooth operation.
Explains adjusting the shape reference position and performing teaching operations.
Provides instructions on how to properly install a tape feeder onto the feeder bank.
Details how to track and verify component pick-up coordinates (X, Y, Z).
Guides on entering the planned number of PWBs and starting the production process.
Explains how to exit the production screen and save or discard changes.
Provides the procedure for safely shutting down the machine and its power.
Handles component run-out errors when the system is set to stop automatically.
Addresses component run-out errors when the system is not set to stop automatically.
Explains how to handle errors related to mark recognition, including restart modes.
Details the procedure for cleaning and checking the laser sensor window when it is stained.
Covers various component-related errors like tombstone and irregularly shaped components.
Describes how to resolve errors related to the vision recognition system.
Provides steps for handling errors related to nozzle attachment or detachment.
Explains how to handle feeder float errors caused by detached feeders or sensor issues.
Details how to handle errors that occur when the safety cover is opened during operation.
Addresses errors related to the feeder bank moving down, typically with an optional trolley.
Explains how the machine pauses to protect components causing recognition errors.
Describes how to resume PWB production after an abnormal stop or event.
