Manual CyberOptics 8010680 - ENU

SE 300 Inspection
User Guide
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SE 300 Inspection User Guide

Part Number 8010680, Revision D
January 2008
2008 CyberOptics Corporation. All Rights Reserved.
Contents
Preface
Overview
v
Prerequisite Knowledge
Documentation
v
Technical Support
v
SE 300 Ultra Hardware
SE 300 Inspection Main Window

Inspection Status
7
Main Window Controls
Status Message Palette
Inspection Details
10
SPC Charts
12
Panel View
12
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9
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SE 300 Inspection Defect Review Window

13
Defect Review Window Controls
14
Current Defect Identification
15
Defect List
15
3D Shaded Image
15
Height Map
16
Video Image
16
Panel View
17
Inspection Results and Data
18
Changing the Interface Language
Keyboard Shortcuts
20
20
System Operations
21
Logging On as Another User
21
Opening the Engineering Interface
How to Run an Inspection

Starting an Inspection
24
Using Control Buttons
25
Opening a Program File

26
Opening a SRFF File
26
Using a Barcode
26
CyberOptics Corporation
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How to Respond to Inspection Failures

Rejecting a Panel
28
Changing the Panel Setup
29
Manually Adjusting the Conveyor
Working with Charts

SPC Chart Wizard
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How to Review Defects Offline

Panel Selection Window
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SPC Charts
52
Panel Selection Controls
Failed Panel List
53
Current Panel
53
Reviewing Failed Panels
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48
Using Chart Information

Saving Charts
Printing Charts
30
33
Chart Types
35
Chart Menu
35
C-Chart
36
Trend Chart
38
U-Chart
40
X-Bar Chart
42
Failure Site Pareto Chart
Scatter Plot Chart
45
Histogram Chart
47
Changing a Chart
51
53
54
How to Troubleshoot System Problems

Removing a Panel from the Conveyor
Stopping the Conveyor
Reference Scan Failures
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Preface
Preface
This guide describes how to use CyberOptics SE 300 Inspection, which allows operators to
monitor and control the inspection processes of the CyberOptics SE 300 Ultra. If you have
any questions that are not answered by this guide, please contact CyberOptics Customer
Service and Support. Refer to Technical Support on page v.
Prerequisite Knowledge
Moderate computer experience
Moderate Windows experience
Prior knowledge of solder paste inspection process
Documentation
Documentation for the SE 300 inspection system consists of the following information:
SE 300 Hardware Reference

Provides an overview of SE 300 components, instructions for how to install and maintain
the SE 300 system, parts replacement information, and system specifications.
SE 300 Solder Paste Inspection Online Help

Provides task-based, step-by-step procedures and descriptions of the software controls.
SE 300 Inspection Online Help

Provides task-based, step-by-step procedures and descriptions of the software controls.
Technical Support
If you have problems operating the SE 300 system, first check the product documentation for
more information.
If you still need help with the SE 300 system, or you discover problems with documentation,
telephone, e-mail, or fax CyberOptics Service and Support.
Include your serial numbers in all e-mail messages and faxes.
Have the product serial numbers ready when you telephone CyberOptics.
Telephone Support
In the USA, call Customer Service toll-free at (800) 526-2540 to speak to a representative or
leave a voice mail message.
The toll-free Customer Service telephone number is answered from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Central
Time (USA) Monday through Friday.
Outside of these hours, call the 800 number and leave a voice mail message. CyberOptics
guarantees that all voice mail messages will be answered during the next CyberOptics
business day.
From outside the United States, call the CyberOptics Minneapolis Office (USA) at
(763) 542-5000.
Preface
Fax Communication
Fax service issues or problem descriptions to CyberOptics Service and Support staff.
CyberOptics guarantees that all fax transmissions received by Service will be answered
during the next CyberOptics business day.
Send your fax (attention: Service) to the CyberOptics Minneapolis Office (USA) at
(763) 542-5100.
Internet Communication
You can use the internet to send service issues or problem descriptions to CyberOptics Service
and Support staff. CyberOptics guarantees that all messages received by Service will be
answered during or before the next CyberOptics business day.
Send e-mail to:

service@cyberoptics.com
Visit the CyberOptics home page on the World Wide Web:

http://www.cyberoptics.com
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Overview
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System Operations
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Chapter 1: Overview

The SE 300 is an inline solder paste inspection system that inspects solder pads intended for
passive components, Integrated Circuits (ICs), Quad Flat Pack (QFPs), and Ball Grid Arrays
(BGAs). The SE 300 prevents production problems on screen-printed panels by intercepting
defective prints before components are placed on the board. Because of its accuracy and
repeatability, the SE 300 also can help to establish process tolerances.
The SE 300 system contains the components shown in the following figures and described in
Hardware Components on page 5.
SE 300 Front View
Signal-light pole
Safety enclosure
hood
Flat-panel display
Emergency Manual
Override (EMO)
Power buttons
Keyboard and
trackball
Safety enclosure
front door
Leveling feet
Figure 1. SE 300 Front View
SE 300 Inside Front
Electronics drawer
Interface panel
AC main power circuit breaker
Upstream
Downstream
Network
Digital I/O
Barcode
Computer
Conveyor
direction switch
Air regulator
Figure 2. SE 300 Inside Front
Chapter 1: Overview
SE 300 Sensor and Conveyor
Sensor
Safety
Interlock
Left conveyor
section
Middle conveyor
section
Right conveyor
section
Figure 3. SE 300 Sensor and Conveyor
Table 1. Hardware Components

Component
Figure
Air Regulator
Conveyor
Description
Regulates compressed air for pneumatic control of the
conveyor lift and clamp.
Comprised of left, middle, and right sections. The middle
conveyor section moves forward and backward along the
Y-axis.
Conveyor Direction Switch
Controls the direction of the conveyor motion: left to right or

right to left.
Digital Input/Output
Connector
Connection for an external device such as a separate

conveyor.
Electronics Drawer
The electronics drawer contains the computers and other

electronics that control the system.
Emergency Manual
Override (EMO)
Stops all of the systems moving parts.
Ethernet Connector
Connection to local area network (10Base-T or 100Base-T

network configurations).
Junction Box
This box contains the main circuit breaker; AC power is

connected inside the junction box.
Keyboard and Trackball
Placed on a tray that is mounted on a pivoting arm attached

to the machine frame.
Leveling Feet
Adjustable to level the unit.
Monitor
15-inch flat-panel display mounted on a pivoting arm

attached to the machine frame.
Panel Sensors
Not
shown
Two sensors detect the presence of the panel in the middle

conveyor section. Two additional sensors detect the
presence of the panel in the left conveyor section and the
right conveyor section. A fifth sensor mounted on the center
conveyor section can be used to detect small panels.
Power Buttons
The green ON and red OFF buttons turn power on and off to
entire system with the exception of the safety power supply.
Safety Enclosure
The hood on the safety enclosure is protected with a safety

interlock that prevents SE 300 operation when the hood is
open. The front door of the machine provides access to the
computer, SMEMA connectors, air regulator, power
connections, and electronics drawer.
Sensor
Measures the height, volume and area of the solder pads

defined for a given location. The sensor moves along the
X-axis stage.
Serial Connector
Connection for a serial device such as a barcode reader.
Signal-Light Pole
Indicates the SE 300 system status based on user

configuration.
SMEMA Connectors
Connected to upstream and downstream equipment for

conveyor control.
Chapter 1: Overview

The Main Window opens when you start the SE 300 Inspection application. Use this window
to control and monitor the inspection process.
To close the window, click
or press ALT+F4.
The following illustration identifies the basic elements of the Main Window.
Inspection Details
SPC Charts
Inspection Status
Main Window
Controls
Panel View
See Also
Starting an Inspection on page 24
Inspection Status
The Inspection Status area displays the current status of the inspection. Possible statuses
include the following:
Capturing Image
The system is scanning an area of the panel for display in an image view.
EMO or Door Open
The operator has pushed the Emergency Stop button or opened the top cover. The SE 300
system conveyor stops and releases the current panel.
It is recommended to press the Emergency Stop button before clearing a conveyor

malfunction, before performing machine maintenance, or before reaching inside the machine
for any reason.
Finishing Inspection
The system is waiting for the inspection of the current panel to finish before it pauses or
stops.
Homing
The SE 300 system is moving stages to the starting (home) position in preparation for
inspection.
Illuminating Fiducial
The system is adjusting the fiducial illumination according to the settings selected in the
fiducial view.
Inspecting
The system is in the process of inspecting a panel.
Loading
The system is positioning a panel for inspection.
Pass-Through
The system is passing panels through the system without inspecting them.
Quilting
The system is scanning a panel to create an image of the whole panel. The resulting
quilted image combines the individual field-of-view images taken by the system's
sensors.
Reference Scan
The system determines the height of the surface of the panel. This value is a reference
point for all measurements on the panel.
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Releasing Panel
The system has completed the inspection of the panel and is ready to send it to the
downstream machine.
Stopped
The system has interrupted the inspection because the operator clicked
resume the inspection.
. Click
to
Initialized
The system startup process is complete and the SE 300 System is ready for inspection.
Uninitialized
The system has not processed the startup routines and is not ready for inspection.
Dark Current Compensation
The system is calibrating the sensor for light sensitivity. The SE 300 System performs a
partial calibration each time a panel is loaded, and a full dark current compensation
(DCC) as directed by the configuration file, typically every 30 minutes.
Main Window Controls

Run (Ctrl+R)
Starts or resumes an inspection. You must open a SRFF file before you can start an
inspection.
Stop (CTRL+S)
Temporarily stops the inspection run as soon as the inspection of the current panel is
complete. For example, you can stop the inspection if you need to investigate a panel
failure.
Open File (CTRL+O)
Opens the navigation window used to navigate to and select a SRFF file.
Note: SRFF files used with the SE 300 Inspection must be set up to automatically stop at the
end of an inspection, capture images, and open Defect Review. These settings are made to the
SRFF file using the Teach application.
Defect Review ( CTRL+E)

Opens the Defect Review window.
System Operations (CTRL+M)
Opens either the User Logon dialog box used to log on as another user, or (on the SE 300
system only) a menu of System Operations options.
Help (F1 or CTRL+H)
Opens the online help.
Clear Alarms (CTRL+A)
Clears active alarms due to measurement failures. For example, if the red light is flashing
because a panel failed, clicking this button turns off the red light. Resetting alarms does
not clear output signal responses.
Pass-Through (CTRL+Q)
Stops the current inspection and places the system in pass-through mode. In pass-through
mode, panels pass through the system without being inspected.

The message palette along the top of the window displays system status messages.
Chapter 1: Overview
Click
or press CTRL+ALT+P to open the message palette.
Click
or press CTRL+ALT+H to close the message palette.
Press CTRL+ALT+R to clear the message palette.
Inspection Details
The Inspection Details section provides identification and inspection information for the
current panel, as well as a summary of the current inspection run.
Click
to switch between Current Panel data and the Inspection History.
Current Panel
Displays inspection data for the panel currently being inspected.
Panel Barcode
Identifies the panel to which this inspection data applies. It is either the panel's barcode, if
there is one, or a sequential number the system assigned to the panel.
Board Images Failed
The number of board-level images that failed solder paste dimension measurements
(Height, Area, or Volume).
Board Images Passed
The number of board-level images that passed solder paste dimension measurements
Failed Locations
The total number of locations (components) that failed on the current panel.
Failed Features
The total number of features that failed on the current panel.
Time Remaining
Estimated amount of time it will take to complete the inspection of the current panel.
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Inspection History
Inspection History displays cumulative data for the current inspection, either since the
beginning of the run or since the status was reset.
Panels Inspected
The number of panels that the system has inspected so far.
Panels Passed
The number of panels that passed inspection based on the inspection criteria.
Panels Failed
The number of panels that have failed inspection based on the inspection criteria.
Panels Disputed
The number of failed panels reviewed in Defect Review that were determined to be
acceptable.
Board Images Failed
The number of board-level images that failed solder paste dimension measurements
Board Images Passed
The number of board-level images that passed solder paste dimension measurements
Board Image FPY
The percentage of first pass yield (FPY) passing board-level images.
Board Image DPPM
Parts Per Million (PPM) defects for board-level images.
Feature DPPM
Parts Per Million (PPM) analysis for failed features.
Time/Panel Min
The shortest amount of time to inspect a panel so far.
Time/Panel Avg
The average amount of time to inspect each panel so far.
Time/Panel Max
The longest amount of time to inspect a panel so far.
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Chapter 1: Overview
SPC Charts
SPC charts are a production analysis tool that reads and displays inspection data in a variety
of graphical formats for analysis and reference. One or more charts may be created. For more
information about creating, viewing, and changing charts, refer to Working with Charts on
page 33.
Panel View
The Panel View shows an outline of the tasks on the panel. Each color in the following list
represent the corresponding element.
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Dark Blue
Fiducials
Bright Blue
Not inspected yet
Green
Tasks that pass inspection
Red
Tasks that fail inspection
Yellow
Tasks in the warning zone
Purple
Inspection was skipped

The Defect Review window opens automatically when the system detects a failure. Use this
window to review defects, save an image of the Defect Review window, pass a panel, or fail a
panel. The basic parts of the Defect Review window are identified below.
Current Defect
Identification
3D Shaded Image
Inspection Results
and Data
Defect List
Defect Review
Window
Controls
Height Map
Video Image
Panel View
See Also
How to Respond to Inspection Failures on page 27 (for inline defect review)
Reviewing Failed Panels on page 54 (for offline defect review)
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Chapter 1: Overview
Defect Review Window Controls

Previous Defect (ALT+B)
Displays the previous defect.
Next Defect (ALT+N)
Displays the next defect.
Pass (CTRL+P)
Identifies the panel as passed, returns to the Main Window, and continues inspection of
the next panel.
If the system is set up to save XML data (such as for Process Insight), the pass/fail status
of the panel is saved in the XML data in the location specified in the Engineering Interface
File Handling options.
Fail NG (CTRL+F)
Identifies the panel as failed and returns to the Main Window.
If the system is set up to save XML data (such as for Process Insight), the pass/fail status
of the panel is saved in the XML data in the location specified in the Engineering Interface
File Handling options.
Clear Alarms (CTRL+A)
Clears active alarms due to measurement failures. For example, if the red light is flashing
because a panel failed, clicking this button turns off the red light. Resetting alarms does
not clear output signal responses.
Help (F1 or CTRL+H)
Save Screen (CTRL+I)
Saves an image of the current window as a PNG (Portable Network Graphics) file in the
Defect Review\panel name\Defect Screens folder for the panel.
Discard the Data and Exit (ESC)
Closes the Defect Review Window and returns to the Main Window.
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Current Defect Identification

Shows the panel, board, and pad identification for the current defect.
Defect List
The Defect List shows failed locations on the panel. Click a location to expand the list of
individual feature failures.
Each defect is categorized as high, low, or registration. These defect categories are represented
by the following icons.
High
Paste height, volume, or area are too high.
Low
Paste height, volume, or area are too low.
Registration
Registration, bridging, or boundary violation.
When there is more than one defect:
If a defect has more high categories than low, the high icon displays.
If a defect has more low categories than high, the low icon displays.
If a defect has no high or low categories, the registration icon displays.
As each feature is viewed, its corresponding icon appears dimmed.
3D Shaded Image
The 3D Shaded Image uses a shaded perspective image and color variations to show the paste
shape. A color key in the lower left portion of the window correlates the colors in the image
with paste height. The color key automatically scales to the paste heights found in the current
field of view. The transparent cube covering the selected feature shows the optimum paste
coverage.
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Height Map
The Height Map is a representation of height values across the entire panel. In the height map,
light areas indicate relatively higher paste values and dark areas indicate relatively lower
height values.
Video Image
The Video Image shows a grayscale image of the field of view on the current panel captured
by the system sensor. The field of view includes the selected feature.
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Panel View
The Panel View shows the features outlined on the panel. The current defect is highlighted in
the image. The colors of the features are used in the data views to represent elements as
described below:
Dark Blue
Fiducials
Bright Blue
Not inspected yet
Green
Tasks that pass inspection
Red
Tasks that fail inspection
Yellow
Tasks in the warning zone
Purple
Inspection was skipped
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Chapter 1: Overview
Inspection Results and Data

The Inspection Results and Data section provides a summary of the inspection results, and
shows inspection results in either data or graphic form.
Inspection Results
Summary
Inspection Data
Inspection Results Summary

The Inspection Results Summary provides a summary of defect categories for the current pad.
Height (low or high)
Volume (low or high)
Area (low or high)
Boundary
Note: A boundary violation occurs when the measured height of the solder paste extends
beyond the border of the pad. For boundary defects, review the height map or video data to
confirm the defect.
Inspection Data
Inspection data may be displayed in either data or graphical view, with a summary of the
failures shown at the top of the display. Results are color-coded.
Red indicates fail.
Yellow indicates warning.
Green indicates pass (no defect).
Switch between the views by clicking the inspection data area or click
Data View
The Data View shows measured data for the following:
Height: Measured height, target height, low fail, and high fail.
Volume: Measured volume, target volume, low fail, and high fail.
Area: Measured area, target area, low fail, and high fail.
Bridging: Measured bridging, target, and high fail.
Registration: Shows registration (short and long) as a percentage of the target registration
limit. The terms short and long refer to the short and long sides of a pad.
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Graphical View
The Graphical View shows the following results in a bar graph:
Height: Shows the measured height compared to the target height.
Volume: Shows the measured volume as a percentage of the target volume.
Area: Shows the measured area as a percentage of the target area.
Registration: Shows the measured registration (short and long) as a percentage of the
target registration.
Note: If a value has not been set for target, low fail, high fail, or percent limit, the message N/A
is displayed in place of the value. If no tolerances are set, the color shows green for Pass.
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Chapter 1: Overview

SE 300 Inspection can be run in English, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Korean, or
Japanese. To change the language of the user interface, do the following:
1. Press CTRL+SHIFT+L.
2. Select one of the supported languages from the list.
The selected language will be used even if the application is restarted.
Keyboard Shortcuts
The following keyboard shortcuts are currently implemented for changing the user interface
language:
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CTRL+SHIFT+J: Japanese
CTRL+SHIFT+K: Korean
CTRL+SHIFT+T: Traditional Chinese
CTRL+SHIFT+S: Simplified Chinese
CTRL+SHIFT+E: English (US)
System Operations
System Operations
Your logon privileges determine the system operations and functions to which you have
access.
User Logon: Available to all users. Allows you to log on as another user.
Engineering Interface: Available only to users with the required security permissions.
Allows you to access the Solder Paste Inspection application.
Note: User security is set up in the Solder Paste Inspection application. Contact your system
administrator for more information.
Logging On as Another User

1. Click
and then click User Logon.
2. Type a new User ID and Password.

3. Click Save.
Opening the Engineering Interface

Notes:
Only users with the required security permissions can open the Engineering Interface.
Contact your system administrator for information about your user name, password, and
security settings.
The Engineering Interface is not available when using the Offline Defect Review Station.
To switch to the Engineering Interface, do the following:
Click
and then click Engineering Interface.
To return to SE 300 Inspection, do the following:
On the Windows task bar, click SE 300 Inspection.
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Chapter 1: Overview
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How to Run an Inspection
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26
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Rejecting a Panel
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Chapter 2: How to Run an Inspection
1. Open a program file using either of the following methods.
Click
to open a SRFF file
or
Use a Barcode reader
For more information about opening SRFF files, refer to Opening a Program File on page
26.
Note: Program files (SRFF files) used with the SE 300 Inspection must be set up to stop
automatically at the end of an inspection, capture images, and open Defect Review. These
settings are added to the file using the Teach application.
2. Click
3. Review inspection failures if any occur.
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The following table describes basic operations you can perform during an inspection.
To ...
Click
Description
Start or restart an
inspection
Starts an inspection. You must first open a SRFF file

before starting an inspection.
Stop an inspection
The system temporarily stops the inspection run as soon

as the inspection of the current panel is complete. For
example, you can stop the inspection to investigate a
panel failure.
Use pass through mode
The system goes into pass-through mode, where panels

pass through the system without being inspected.
Go to the Engineering
Interface
Opens either the User Logon dialog used to log on as

another user, or (on the SE 300 system only) a menu of
System Operations options.
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You can open a program file using either of the following methods.
Opening a SRFF File
Using a Barcode
Opening a SRFF File

1. If running a previous inspection, click
2. Click
3. In the Open dialog box, navigate to and select the SRFF file you want to use and click
Open.
4. If the system is equipped with an auto-width conveyor, a confirmation message displays.
Click OK to confirm the panel width and continue with the inspection.
Note: If necessary, you can adjust the conveyor manually after the system automatically
adjusts the width. If you make manual adjustments, save the program file before closing.
Using a Barcode
1. If running a previous inspection, click
2. Press CTRL+B.
3. In the work order, scan the barcodes for the panel and lot number.
4. Scan the Tab code to move between fields and buttons.
5. To enter the barcode data, tab to OK and scan the OK code.
6. To cancel the barcode scan, tab to Cancel and scan the OK code.
7. If the system is equipped with an auto-width conveyor, a confirmation message displays.
Click OK to confirm the panel width and continue with the inspection.
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When the system detects a failure, the Defect Review window opens automatically. Use this
window to review defects. The following table describes basic operations you can perform
while reviewing defects.
To . . .
Click
Description
Save an image
Saves an image of the current window as a PNG file in the

Defect Review\panel name\Defect Screens subfolder for the
panel. If the button is unavailable, the image has already
been saved.
Pass a panel
The system automatically closes the Defect Review window

and starts the inspection of the next panel.
If the system is set up to save XML data (such as for
Process Insight), the pass/fail status of the panel is saved in
the XML data in the location specified in the Engineering
Interface File Handling options
Fail a panel
The system stops the inspection and returns to the Main

Window. You can then remove the panel from the conveyor.
For more information about rejecting panels, refer to
Rejecting a Panel on page 28.
For more information about removing panels, refer to
Removing a Panel from the Conveyor.
If the system is set up to save XML data (such as for
Process Insight), the pass/fail status of the panel is saved in
the location specified in the Engineering Interface File
Handling options.
Review more than

one defect
If another defect occurs while you are viewing a defect

online, a message appears indicating that there is another
panel awaiting review.
Do one of the following:
Close the Defect

Review window
To immediately display the next panel, click Yes.

To continue viewing the current panel, click No or
Cancel. When you exit the Defect Review window for
the current defect, the system automatically displays the
next failed panel.
Closes Defect Review and returns to the Main Window.
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Rejecting a Panel
1. On the Defect Review Window, click
2. Click
to fail the panel.
3. Open the cover of the SE 300 System or press the Emergency Stop button to trigger the
safety interlocks, which interrupts the power to the conveyors.
Warning: It is recommended to press the Emergency Stop button before clearing a conveyor
for any reason.
4. Pull the center conveyor section toward you, to the front of the machine.
5. Carefully remove the panel from the conveyor.
6. Close the cover of the SE 300 System.
7. Press the green Start button to start the system recovery sequence.
8. After the recovery is complete, make sure that all panels are cleared from the conveyor.
9. On the Main Window, click
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The procedure for changing the panel setup depends on whether the SE 300 system is
configured for automatic conveyor width adjustment.
To change the panel setup with auto-width

When the last panel of an inspection run has finished inspection:
2. Open the program file for the new panel setup. See Opening a Program File on page 26.
3. A message displays asking you to confirm the conveyor width. Click OK to confirm the
panel width and proceed with the inspection.
To change the panel setup with manual conveyor adjustment

When the last panel of an inspection run finishes, do the following:
2. Open the program file for the new panel setup. See Opening a Program File on page 26.
3. Press the Emergency Manual Override (EMO) button on the front of the SE 300 system.
4. Manually adjust the conveyor. See Manually Adjusting the Conveyor on page 30.
5. Close the safety enclosure hood.
6. To clear the EMO, do the following:
a. Pull out the EMO.
b. Press the green start button
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If the system conveyor is not equipped with automatic width adjustment, adjust the conveyor
width to fit the boards being inspected. Check the alignment between the three conveyor
sections to ensure that the panel moves smoothly through all of the sections.
To adjust conveyor width

1. Open the top cover of the safety enclosure.
2. Locate the conveyor adjustment dials on the front conveyor rail.
3. Slide the conveyor locking mechanism on the middle and one of the two side conveyor
sections to prevent the middle section from sliding back and forth while you adjust the
width.
Conveyor locking
mechanism
Adjustment dial
locking lever
Conveyor
adjustment dials
4. On the adjustment dial, flip the locking lever counter-clockwise to unlock the dial.
5. Turn the dial counter-clockwise to make the rails wider. Turn the dial clockwise to make
the rails narrower.
6. When the rails are in the preferred position, flip the locking lever down on the adjustment
dial to lock the rail into position.
7. Repeat steps 35 for each conveyor section.
Note: Make sure that you remove the conveyor locking mechanism when you finish adjusting
the conveyor width.
To check conveyor alignment

1. Place a panel on either the left or right conveyor section.
2. Manually slide the panel along all three conveyor sections.
3. Readjust the width of the rails if the panel does not move smoothly along all of the
conveyor sections.
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To set conveyor direction

1. Open the front door of the safety enclosure.
2. Locate the conveyor direction switch on the front section of the electronics drawer.
Conveyor
direction switch
Turn the switch to the LEFT position to set conveyor direction right-to-left.
Turn the switch to the RIGHT position to set conveyor direction left-to-right.
3. Restart the real-time computer to update the new conveyor direction.
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Working with Charts
SPC Chart Wizard
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Chart Types
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Changing a Chart
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Chapter 3: Working with Charts
SPC Chart Wizard

The SPC Chart Wizard enables graphical selection of features used to collect and analyze data
for a chart. The site level determines the level of detail of the panel area from which features
are selected.
Panel Level: All features on the entire panel are used.
Board Level: Features are selected by board.
Location Level: The selected defect is checked within with selected location or locations.
Feature Level: The selected defect is checked within the selected feature or features.
When adding C-Charts, Trend Charts, U-Charts, and X-Bar Charts, a SRFF file must be open to
create charts for board, location, and feature-specific data. Charts with panel-level data remain
after closing the SRFF file and opening a new SRFF file. A height histogram chart is available
by default.
Board, location, and feature-level charts display only when the SRFF file to which they were
added is open. Panel-level charts are available for all SRFF files.
Up to 20 charts may be added to each SRFF file. A total of up to 2000 sites (features, locations,
boards) may be selected for all charts.
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Chart Types
Chart Types
SPC charts are a production analysis tool that reads and displays inspection data in a variety
of graphical formats for analysis and reference. Data is reset when opening a different SRFF
file. Charts may be edited, renamed, and deleted. For more information, refer to Changing a
Chart on page 48. Charts may also be saved or printed. For more information, refer to Using
Chart Information on page 49.
SE 300 Inspection provides several types of SPC charts to assist in analyzing defect data.
C-Chart on page 36
Trend Chart on page 38
U-Chart on page 40
X-Bar Chart on page 42
Failure Site Pareto Chart on page 44
Scatter Plot Chart on page 45
Histogram Chart on page 47
Chart Menu
The Chart menu contains the functions available for creating, renaming charts, deleting charts,
printing charts, saving charts, changing chart position, and editing chart properties. Rightclick in the Charts area to open the menu.
Charts cannot be added edited, repositioned, or deleted by users with Operator logons, or
when the machine is running an inspection. For more information about system access, refer
to the Setting Up System Security section of the SE 300 Ultra Hardware Reference manual.
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C-Chart
C-charts plot the actual number of failures (defects) per panel, board, or location over a
specified time interval or number of panels.
Use the C-chart to track the number of defects found at the selected site or sites. Increasing
values on the C-chart indicate that the process is moving out of tolerance and toward an out of
control condition. The C-chart is preferred over the U-chart when the number of selected
features does not change.
Sample C-Chart
To add a C-chart
1. Right-click in the SPC Charts area and then click Add Chart.
2. Select CChart, and click Next.
3. Select the Site Level: Panel, Board, or Location.
4. Click Next.
5. Select the Attribute Type to specify the type of defect to monitor. The options vary
depending on the selected site level. Click Next.
6. Do one of the following:
For Panel-level charts, click Finish.

or
a. For Board and Location-level charts, click

and click to select a single location. Hold
down CTRL and click to select multiple locations.
b. Click Finish.
To Change C-Chart Properties

1. Right-click in the SPC Charts area, and then click Chart Properties.
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Chart Types
2. In the Chart Properties dialog box, edit the chart properties as required.
Chart Name: Type a new name for the chart.
Chart Type: Click
Site Level: Click

to open the Add Chart wizard to select a different site level (Panel,
Board, or Location).
Location: Click View List to display a list of locations. Click
Attribute Field: Select an attribute from the list. The attributes available depend on the
selected site level.
Period Units: From the list, select the period unit (Minutes, Hours, or Panels).
Period Length: Type or select the period length 11000. The default is 100.
Group Mode: This property is unavailable.
Group Size: Type the number of subgroups 150. Each point on the resulting chart
indicates the summed count within one subgroup. The subgroup size should create a
balance between showing a smooth trend line and plotting valid results that fall outside
the limits. The default is 1.
to open the Add Chart wizard to replace the current chart with a
new chart of a different type.
to open the Add Chart

wizard to select one or more locations. This option is only available for locations after
selecting a board site.
3. Click OK to update properties for the selected chart.
Renaming a chart may be useful when changing one of the other properties, such as Site Level,
which identify the chart and indicate its purpose.
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Trend Chart
Trend charts show measurement data taken over time. They can display trends by average,
range, or standard deviation over the features included in the site selection. Trend charts can
show measurement data taken over the most recent number of panels or over a specified
period.
Use the Trend chart to monitor the inspection process for trends toward the tolerance values.
Trend charts are similar to X-bar charts since they graph a measured variable over a specified
period.
Sample Trend Chart
To add a Trend chart

1. Right-click in the SPC Charts area, and then click Add Chart.
2. Select Trend Chart and click Next.
3. Select the Site Level: Panel, Board, Location, or Feature, and click Next.
For Panel-level charts, select the Measurement Type, and click Finish.
or
a. For Board, Location, and Feature site levels, click Next.

b. Select the Measurement Type. The options vary depending on the selected site level.
c. For Board and Location-level charts, click
and click to select a single location. Hold
down CTRL and click to select multiple locations.
d. Click Finish.
To change Trend chart properties

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Chart Type: Click
Site Level: Click

Measurement (X): Select a measurement type from the list.
Computation: Select a computation method from the list. This computation is

performed on feature measurements included in the site selection.
Period Length: Type or select the X-axis period range 11000 for the selected Period
Unit. The default is 100.
Period Units: From the list, select the X-axis unit (Minutes, Hours, or Panels).
Group Size: This property depends on the selected Group Mode. If Group Sample is
selected, type the number of subgroups 150. If Moving Average is selected, type the

wizard to select a different location. This option is only available for locations after
group size for the moving average. The subgroup size should create a balance between
showing a smooth trend line and plotting valid results that fall outside the limits. The
default is 1.
Group Mode: If Group Sample is selected, each point on the chart is the average of one
subgroup. If Moving Average is selected, each point on the chart is calculated using a
moving average. The default is Group Sample.
Renaming a chart may be useful when changing one of the other properties, such as
Measurement, which identify the chart and indicate its purpose.
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U-Chart
The U-chart plots the percentage of defects for selected sites, such as a paste defect, over a
specified period.
Like the C chart, the U-chart tracks changes in the defects found over time. The difference
between the two is that the U-chart shows results as a percentage of the set of features.
Increasing values on the U-chart indicate that the process is moving out of tolerance and
toward an out of control condition.
The U-chart is preferred over the C-chart when the number of features changes. For example,
comparing the number of panel-level defects between two different panels is easier with the
U-chart because the U-chart is scaled to the number possible features on each panel.
One point on a U-chart represents the average defect percentage on each panel, board, or
location in the subgroup. For example, if there are ten features in a subgroup and an average
of one defect in the subgroup, the U value is 10.0. This value represents an average of 10
percent defects for each panel, board, or location in the subgroup.
Sample U-Chart
To add a U-Chart
2. Select UChart, and click Next.
3. Select the Site Level: Panel, Board, or Location, and click Next.
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Chart Types
For Panel-level charts, select the Attribute Type, and click Finish.
or
a. For Board and Location-level charts, click Next.

b. Select the Attribute Type. The options vary depending on the selected site level.
c. For Board and Location site levels, click
and click to select a single location to chart.
Hold down CTRL+click to select multiple locations.
d. Click Finish.
To change U-Chart properties

Chart Type: Click
Site Level: Click


group size for the moving average. Each point on the resulting chart indicates the total
count for one subgroup. The subgroup size should create a balance between showing a
smooth trend line and plotting valid results that fall outside the limits. The default is 1.
Group Mode: If Group Sample is selected, each point on the chart is the average witin
the subgroup. If Moving Average is selected, each point on the chart is calculated using
a moving average of the group size. The default is Group Sample.
Renaming a chart may be useful when changing one of the other properties, such as Attribute,
which identify the chart and indicate its purpose.
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X-Bar Chart
X-bar charts plot the average measurements (X-bar) that indicate the trend of the process.
Control limits are calculated and displayed as horizontal bars on the chart. When the
measurements remain within the control limits, the process is considered to be in control.
Use X-bar charts to monitor a process. These charts provide a visual indication of when a
process in control and also show when a process is on the verge of going out of control. The
control limits are calculated from the data and are shown by the red horizontal lines on the
chart.
Sample X-Bar Chart
To add an X-Bar chart

2. Select X-Bar Chart, and click Next.
3. Select the Site Level: Panel, Board, Location, or Feature.
4. Click Next.
5. Select the Measurement Type: Height, Area, Volume, XOffset, or YOffset.
For Panel-level charts, select the Attribute Type, and click Finish.
or
a. For Board, Location, and Feature-level charts, click Next.

b. Click
and click to select a single location. Hold down CTRL and click to select
multiple locations.
c. Click Finish.
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Chart Types
To Change X-Bar Chart Properties

Chart Type: Click
Site Level: Click


performed on feature measurements included in site selection.

group size for the moving average. Each point on the resulting chart indicates the total
count for one subgroup. The subgroup size should create a balance between showing a
smooth trend line and plotting valid results that fall outside the limits. The default is 1.
Group Mode: If Group Sample is selected, each point on the chart is the average of one
subgroup. If Moving Average is selected, each point on the chart is the average of the
group size. The default is Group Sample.
Renaming a chart may be useful when changing one of the other properties, such as
Measurement, which identify the chart and indicate its purpose.
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Failure Site Pareto Chart

Failure Site Pareto charts display the top ten locations with the most defects, listed in
descending order. The most frequently occurring location displays first, then the second-most
occurring location, and so on. Pareto charts differ from Trend charts because pareto charts
show failure locations graphically rather than numerically. Use the Failure Site Pareto chart to
identify locations that most frequently fail.
Sample Failure Site Pareto Chart
To add a Failure Site Pareto chart

2. Select Failure Site Pareto.
3. Click Finish.
To Change Failure Site Pareto Chart Properties

Chart Type: Click
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Chart Types
Scatter Plot Chart

Scatter Plot charts display the correlation between two measurement types for the current
panel. The vertical axis represents the Y-axis measurement. The horizontal axis represents the
X-axis measurement. Scatter Plot charts do not contain historical data.
Sample Scatter Plot Chart
To add a Scatter Plot chart

2. Select ScatterPlot.
3. Click Next.
4. Select the Measurement Type for the X-Axis.
5. Select the Measurement Type for the Y-Axis.
6. Click Finish.
To change Scatter Plot chart properties

Chart Name: Type a new name for the chart. Renaming a chart may be useful when
changing one of the other properties, such as Measurement types, which identify the
chart and indicate its purpose.
Chart Type: Click
Measurement (Y): Select a measurement type from the list.
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Histogram Chart
Histograms display the frequency of occurrence of a value within a specified range of
measurement. Histograms also show the distribution, center, and dispersal of values across
the specified range of measurement. A height histogram is available by default.
Sample Histogram Chart
To add a Histogram chart

2. In the Chart Setup Wizard, select Histogram.
3. Click Next.
4. Select the Measurement Type.
5. Click Finish.
To change Histogram chart properties

2. In the Chart Properties dialog box, edit the following as required.
Chart Name: Type a new name for the chart. Renaming a chart may be useful when
changing one of the other properties, such as Measurement, which identify the chart
and indicate its purpose.
Chart Type: Click

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Changing a Chart
Charts may be repositioned, edited, renamed, or deleted. If renaming a chart, each chart must
have a unique name. By default, charts are added to the first position in the chart list, but may
be moved to another position. Stop the SE 300 system before changing charts.
To change chart position

1. In the Chart area, click
to display the chart you want to reposition.
2. Right-click the chart, and then click Chart Position.

3. From the list, select the number that reflects the new position of the chart. For example,
select 1 for first list position or select 2 for the second list position. The Chart Position list
contains position numbers based on the total number of charts contained in the Chart list.
4. Click OK to change chart position.
To edit chart properties

to display the chart you want to edit.
2. Right-click the chart, and then click Chart Properties.

3. Edit the chart properties as required. Refer to the specific chart type for more information.
4. Click OK.
To rename a chart
to display the chart you want to rename.
2. Right-click the chart, and then click Rename Chart.

3. Type a new name for the chart.
4. Click OK.
Note: If a chart with the same name already exists, a message appears. Click Yes to replace the
previous chart with the renamed chart and place the renamed chart in the first list position.
To delete a chart
1. Right-click the chart, and then click Delete Chart.
2. Click OK.
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Charts may be saved or printed for viewing, printing, web posting, e-mailing, or reference.
Saving Charts
Printing Charts
Saving Charts
Use the Save Charts command to save chart images as Portable Network Graphics (.png)
image files.
1. Right-click the SPC Charts area, and then click Save Charts.
2. In the Charts area, do one of the following:
Click Current Chart to save only the currently-displayed chart.

or
Click All Charts to save all charts in the list.
3. In the Output Image Size area, do one of the following:
Click For Web to save the chart as a smaller image file Web posting or e-mailing.
or
Click For Print to save the chart as a larger, print-quality image file.
4. The Width and Height boxes display the default image size for the selected output option.
Type a different image size (322000 pixels) if required.
5. The Output Folder box displays the path of the default personal image folder for the
current user. Type another path or click Browse to navigate to and select another folder
location in which to save chart images.
Printing Charts
Use the Print Charts command to preview and print charts.
1. Right-click the SPC Charts area, and then click Print Charts.
2. In the Charts area, do one of the following:
Click Current Chart to print only the currently-displayed chart.

or
Click All Charts to print all charts.
3. In the Charts per Page area, select the number of charts to print on a page if All Charts was
selected.
Click Color to print chart images in color.

or
Click MonoChrome to print the chart images in black and white.
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Click Show Print Preview to view chart images in a Print Preview window.
or
Click Print to print the chart images without previewing.
6. Click Page Settings to change the paper size, orientation, and print margins, if required.
7. Click Print to open the Print Preview window or to send the chart images directly to the
printer.
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How to Review Defects

Offline
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Chapter 4: How to Review Defects Offline

Defect Review on the Offline Station allows you to view defects and respond to failed panels
diverted from the SE 300 system.
Use the Panel Selection window to select the failed panel to view and to open the Defect
Review window.
The following illustration identifies the basic parts of the main window.
SPC Charts
Panel Selection
Controls
Failed Panel List
Current Panel
SPC Charts
SPC Charts display process control information and are useful to monitor process trends. For
more information about viewing, creating, and changing charts, refer to Working with Charts
on page 33.
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Panel Selection Controls

Use the following controls to open files, review defects, and log on to the system.
Open File (CTRL O)
Opens the dialog box used to browse to and select a SRFF file.
Defect Review (CTRL E)
Opens the Defect Review window. See Defect Review Window on page 31.
System Operations (CTRL M)
Opens the User Logon dialog box to log on as another user or switches to the Engineering
Interface. The Engineering Interface is not available to Operator logons.
Help (F1 or CTRL H)
Failed Panel List

After opening an SRFF file, defect data from failed panels matching the SRFF file name appear
in the Failed Panel List. Use the following controls to see the data of interest.
Barcode Filter
Sorts the panel list by characters entered in the box. You can enter characters either by
typing directly into the box or by scanning a barcode.
Show/Hide
Shows or hides panels in the list that have already been reviewed. Reviewed panels are
marked with an X in the first column.
Sort by Time/Date
Sorts the list by timestamp, and toggles between ascending and descending order.
Sort by Barcode
Sorts the list by panel barcode and toggles between ascending and descending order. If
barcodes are not used, the number that appears is a sequential number assigned by the
SE 300 system.
Current Panel
The path to the currently selected panel data appears below the Failed Panel List. The folder
resides on the SE 300 system and contains XML data and defect images.
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Chapter 4: How to Review Defects Offline

Defect Review on the Offline Station uses the same application as Defect Review online.
1. In the SE 300 Panel Select window, click
2. In the Open dialog box, navigate to and select the SRFF file associated with the failed panel
to review and click Open.
Note: The panel file is located on the SE 300 system. The Offline Review Station should already
have a drive mapped to the folder where panel files are stored. Contact your system
administrator if you cannot locate the SE 300 system on your computer.
3. In the Failed Panel List, an X in the first column indicates that the panel has already been
reviewed. Click
to hide the reviewed panels.
4. Select the panel to view from the Failed Panel List.
To sort by timestamp, click
To sort by barcode or panel ID, click
5. Click
.
.
The Defect Review window opens. For information about using Defect Review, see How to
Respond to Inspection Failures on page 27.
6. After you pass or fail the panel in Defect Review, the Panel Selection window opens with
the next panel selected. Click
to continue viewing defects on the next panel.
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Note: To switch from SE 300 Inspection Offline Review to another open application, press
ALT+TAB and select an application.
How to Troubleshoot
System Problems
56
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Chapter 5: How to Troubleshoot System Problems

for any reason.
1. Click
The inspection run stops after the inspection of the current panel is complete. The
inspection may stop automatically when a failure occurs if the system is programmed to
do so.
2. Open the cover of the SE 300 System or press the Emergency Stop button.
3. This triggers the safety interlocks, which interrupts the power to the conveyors.
4. Pull the center conveyor section toward the front of the machine.
5. Carefully remove the panel from the conveyor.
6. Close the cover of the SE 300 System.
7. Press the green Start button to start the system recovery sequence.
8. After the recovery finishes, verify that all panels are cleared from the conveyor.

The conveyor may be stopped and restarted in emergency situations.
To stop an inspection immediately
Press the Emergency Stop button.
for any reason.
To start an inspection after an emergency stop

1. Make sure that all panels are cleared from the conveyor.
2. Pull out the Emergency Stop button.
3. Press the green Start button.

Reference scan failures can occur when you first open a program file. This type of failure must
be resolved using the Solder Paste Inspection application. Contact your line supervisor or
technician for assistance if a reference scan failure occurs.
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Index
Numerics
3D shaded image 15
A
AC main junction box
location 5
Adjusting
conveyor width 30
Adjusting conveyor width
automatically 26
Air regulator
description 5
location 3
Alarms
clearing or resetting 9
resetting 14
Aligning
conveyor sections 30
ALT keys
ALT B 14
ALT D 9
ALT N 14
B
Barcode 10
C
C chart 36
Capturing images 7
Changing a chart 48
Changing interface language 20
Charts
C chart 36
changing 48
Failure Site Pareto 44
Histogram 47
Scatterplot 45
Trend chart 38
types 35
U chart 40
working with 33
X-Bar chart 42
Checking conveyor alignment 30
Close button 14
Closing defect review 14, 27
Components
internal 4
Computer
location 3
Contacting CyberOptics v
Conveyor
adjusting width 30
description 5
direction 31
location 4
setting direction 31
Conveyor direction switch
description 5
location 3
using 31
Conveyor width
adjusting 26
CTRL ALT P 10
CTRL ALT R 10
CTRL keys
CTRL A 9, 14
CTRL F 14
CTRL H 9, 14
CTRL I 14
CTRL M 9, 53
CTRL O 9
CTRL P 14
CTRL Q 9
CTRL R 9
CTRL S 9
Current defect identification 15
Current panel details 10
Customer support v
CyberOptics
support v
D
Dark current compensation 8
Data view 18
Data, XML 57
Defect identification 15
Defect image
saving 27
Defect list 15
Defect review
window controls 14
Defect Review button 9
Defect review panel view 17
Defect Review window 13
Digital I/O connector
description 5
Documentation v
E
Electronics drawer
description 5
location 3
E-mail address vi
Emergency Manual Override
switch, location 2
EMO
description 5
location 2
EMOd or door open 7
Engineering Interface 21
ESC key 14
Ethernet connector
description 5
expanding the message palette 10
F1 key 9, 14
Fail button 14
Failed
board images 10
features 10
locations 10
Failing a board 27
Failing a panel 14
Failure Site Pareto 44
Fax communication
CyberOptics support vi
Fiducial 7
Finishing inspection 7
G
Graphical view 19
Green indicator 18
Help button 9, 14
High error icon 15
Histogram 47
History of current inspection 11
Homing 7
I
Icons
high error 15
low error 15
Index
registration error 15
Illuminating fiducial 7
Images failed 11
Images passed 11
Initialized
inspection status 8
Inspecting status 7
Inspection
starting 24
Inspection details
failed board images 10
failed features 10
failed locations 10
panel barcode 10
passed board images 10
time remaining 10
Inspection history 11
images failed 11
images passed 11
panels disputed 11
panels failed 11
panels inspected 11
panels passed 11
time/panel avg 11
time/panel max 11
time/panel min 11
Inspection results 18
data view 18
green 18
red 18
yellow 18
Inspection resutls
graphical view 19
Inspection status
capturing image 7
dark current compensation 8
EOMd or door open 7
finishing inspection 7
homing 7
illuminating fuducial 7
initialized 8
inspecting 7
loading 7
pass-through 7
quilting 7
reference scan 7
releasing panel 8
stopped 8
uninitialized 8
J
Junction box
location 5
58
description 5
location 2
Loading 7
Logging On 21
Low error icon 15
M
Main window 6
Middle conveyor section
location 4
Monitor
description 5
location 2
N
Next Defect button 14
O
Open Program File button 9
Opening a program file
using barcode entry 26
using Open Program button
26
Opening the message palette 10
Operator Setup 9
P
Panel awaiting review message 27
Panel barcode 10
Panel selection window 52
Panel sensors
description 5
Panel view 12, 17
Panel,removing 56
Panels
disputed 11
failed 11
inspected 11
passed 11
Pass button 14
Pass Through button 9
Passed
board images 10
Passing a board 27
Passing a panel 14
Pass-Through
inspection status 7
Paste height histogram 12, 52
Power buttons
description 5
location 2
Previous Defect button 14
Printing Charts 49
Keyboard
description 5
location 2
Keyboard shortcuts 20
Language
changing 20
keyboard shortcuts 20
Leveling feet
Red indicator 18
Reference scan 7
Reference scan failures 56
Registration error icon 15
Related publications v
Quilting 7
Releasing a panel 8
Removing a panel 56
Reset Alarms button 9, 14
Resetting alarms 14
Resetting the message palette 10
Restarting an inspection 25
Right conveyor section
location 4
Run button 9
Running an inspection 24
S
Safety enclosure
description 5
location 2
Save Defect Image button 14
Saving a defect image 14, 27
Saving Charts 49
Scatterplot 45
Sensor
description 5
location 4
Serial connector
description 5
Setting conveyor direction 31
Showing the full interface 25
Signal-light pole
description 5
location 2
SMEMA connectors
description 5
SPC charts.See Charts
SRFF files
proper setup 24
Starting an inspection 24, 25
Status message palette 9
Expanding 10
opening 10
resetting 10
Stop button 9
Stopped
inspection status 8
Stopping an inspection 25
Stopping the SE System conveyor
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Support v
fax communication vi
telephone communication v
System
internal components 4
System Operations 9, 21, 25, 53
T
Telephone support
CyberOptics v
Three-dimensional shaded image
15
Time remaining 10
Time/panel
avg 11
max 11
min 11
Trackball
description 5
location 2
Trend chart 38
Index
U
U chart 40
Uninitialized
inspection status 8
Using pass through 25
V
Video image 16
W
Web site address vi
X
X Bar Chart 42
XML data 14, 27, 57
Y
Yellow indicator 18
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AC main power circuit breaker

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Table 1. Hardware Components

Conveyor Direction Switch

Controls the direction of the conveyor motion: left to right or

Connection for an external device such as a separate

The electronics drawer contains the computers and other

Stops all of the systems moving parts.

Connection to local area network (10Base-T or 100Base-T

This box contains the main circuit breaker; AC power is

Keyboard and Trackball

Placed on a tray that is mounted on a pivoting arm attached

Adjustable to level the unit.

15-inch flat-panel display mounted on a pivoting arm

Two sensors detect the presence of the panel in the middle

The hood on the safety enclosure is protected with a safety

Measures the height, volume and area of the solder pads

Connection for a serial device such as a barcode reader.

Indicates the SE 300 system status based on user

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