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ADT Model 7100 Semi-Automatic Dicing System Operations Manual

Workpiece Alignment

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6.1-9

Index is defined and flashed on the screen. The Update Parameters

dialog box, shown in

Figure 6-8, is displayed.

7 Click Yes. The new values for the Index and Align Index parameters

are saved to the Recipe.

6.1.3 Teach Alignment

In order to perform Auto Alignment on a group of Workpieces that share

the same Recipe, Alignment must first be taught to the System, using a

sample of the Workpieces to be cut. This procedure is known as Teach

Alignment. Before performing Teach Alignment, an Align Type must be

selected. The Align Type describes the method used by the System to align

the Workpiece. Once the Alignment is taught, it can be updated for the

whole Recipe or for a specific angle. For more details see

section 6.1.9.

6.1.3.1 Selecting an Align Type

Before performing Teach Alignment, an Align Type must be selected for

each angle of the Workpiece. The Align Type defines the way Alignment is

performed by the System during the Auto Alignment process.

The following Align Types are available:

No: No Alignment is performed on the Workpiece; instead, the center of the

Cutting Chuck is used by the System as a reference point. If Alignment has

been previously taught and then set to "No", the last taught Alignment and

reference point are used. This Align Type is useful when working with

blank Workpieces.

Manual: The System waits for the User to perform

Manual Alignment before proceeding to cut the

Workpiece.

Note: The default for the Manual Alignment type is Horizontal. To perform

Manual Vertical Alignment, under the Align category, set the parameter

Vertical Manual Alignment to Yes. Then, select Manual as the Align Type.

Note: The following diagrams illustrate the method of finding Models for the

different Align Types.

Move manually

Street Dice

Cut position

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