Mi20 User Manual V1 - PDF
Mi20 User Manual V1 - PDF
Version 01
This document provides the necessary information for handler handling and its operation on MiE machines. This
document and its content are property of Mi Equipment (M) Sdn. Bhd. Copying and distribution of this document
and its content is forbidden without written authorization, from Mi Equipment (M) Sdn. Bhd. Head office in Penang
Malaysia. All rights reserved in the event of the grant of a patent or the registration of a utility model or design.
Note: Check periodically the existence of safety labels on the equipment. Replace damaged or missing labels
immediately.
'Caution' advise the reader that there is a possibility of damage to the facility, system, process
program, machine dependent parameters, or product.
Caution' precedes the procedure to which they apply.
'Danger' is advice the reader that there is a possibility of death or serious injury. This is
indicates an electrical hazard that remains dangerous even after switching off the
machine. The machine must be disconnected from the main power supply before any
action on parts with this decal on it. 'Danger' is printed in bold, upper/lower case block
letters.
Cautions
Do not connect the machine to the facility power unless the power supply is correctly
configured for local line voltage. Applying power to the machine before supply is
configured will damage machine components.
Precautions
(a) Observe all Warnings and Cautions information.
(b) Always disable all motors before putting hands near movable parts as X, Y table, Z axis,
(input/output), Elevator and other powered systems.
(c) Keep hands clear from moving parts area while machine is operating.
This procedure must be performed to make sure that the power supply is properly configured to use the
facility line voltage. The power supply can be configured for 415/380/208 VAC, 3 phase, 50/60 Hz, neutral,
40A (min).
1.2.2 Facilities
Voltage : 415/380/208 VAC (refer machine tag), 3 Phase
Frequency : 50/60 Hz
Compressed Air : 6 bars
Air Consumption : 500 LPM
Power : 1.7 KW
Dimension L X W X H : 1713mm X 1490mm x 2220mm
Weight : 1800KG
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2.1.1 Objective
This manual provides basic guide or detailed relating to the theory of operation which includes identifying
machine parts and operating characteristics.
2.1.2 Scope
This section provides a brief overview of the machine major subsystems. The Mi-20 Automatic Die Tape
and Reel platform is designed to transfer semiconductor (IC) from a full capacity die wafer to tape and reel
form. The machine also features an integrated vision system, automatic material handling systems, and open
short test system.
3.1 Software
3.1.1 Log on
Start
Click “OK”
End
Start
Yes
Edit recipe?
Select available Device No. Click “Edit” button
Yes
Edit recipe? Select desired Device No. Click “Select” button Desired Device No.
selected
No
Yes
Delete Select Device No. Click “Delete” button Selected Device No. deleted
recipe?
No
No
Yes
Rename Select Device No. Click “Rename” button Insert New Desire Name
recipe?
End
Change General Y
Do setting in application’s General Setting Page
Setting?
Change Module Y
Do setting in application’s Module Setting Page
Setting?
Change Vision Y
Do setting in application’s Vision Setting Page
Setting?
Change Pusher Y
Do setting in application’s Pusher Setting Page
Setting?
Change T/R Y
Do setting in application’s T/R Setting Page
Setting?
Change Tester Y
Do setting in application’s Tester Setting Page
Setting?
End
Start machine
Yes
Current Check all current
setting parameter setting
checking
No
Yes
No
Is it new
lot?
Yes
1 A
No
Is it mix Uncheck mix different lot button
lot?
Yes
No
Use previous Uncheck use previous lot teaching
lot teaching button
mode?
Yes
Wafer Loading
Verification No
Unload frame
Pass?
Yes
Yes
Preset Reference No
die end?
Start run
Yes
No
Start run
No
No
No Test Site 1 is
ON?
Yes
Test Site 2 is No
ON?
Yes
No
No
Learn post seal vision image
No
Learn post seal B vision image
Continue run
Yes
Frame
Finish to
Pick
No
Complete run
End
Start machine
Yes
Yes
Current Check all current
setting parameter setting
checking
No
Yes
No
Is it new
lot?
Yes
1 A
Wafer loading
Yes
Tes Perform testing
t
No
Yes
Reset new lot Reset new lot
Continue run
vision learning vision learning
No
Start run
No
No
No
No
No
Continue run
Yes
Is End
Frame?
No
Complete run
End
Start
End
Start
No
End
Confirmation reset all vision learn new die message box displayed
No
YES?
Yes
End
Start
Remove Magazine
End
Start Start
No No
Click “Partial Reel A” button Click “Partial Reel B” button
Yes Yes
Yes Yes
End End
Start
No
Unload
Frame?
Yes
All remaining die at pickup head and flipper head will bond to
tape and reel
Note: PASS die to tape and reel A/tape and reel B, FAIL die to
purge bucket/tape & Reel B based on the selected sequence.
End
Start
Close the Sprocket Pin Cover after finish fixing the tape
End
Place the sealed carrier tape into the output reel's slot
Turn the Indexer Up/Down Adjuster down Indexer (motor) will follow down
Insert the carrier tape passing through the Entry Plate and directly to sealing area
Sprocket Wheel Pin must higher than carrier tape top surface
Press Jog button to verify the sealing quality at Post Seal Vision
End
Start
Pull the cover tape until reach the position under sealing base
Press jog button to index carrier tape and cover tape until to the post seal
End
The entire power-up sequence, from setting the power switch "ON" to the appearance of the screen takes
approximately 3-5 minutes. Any failures detected during power-up are processed and are displayed on the
screen upon software loading. Machine is on “standby” mode thus requiring user to log-in and grant access
to the system. User can now access to any mode as required.
Proper power-down sequence is crucial as it requires user to save all data or settings which have been amended
or modify on the hard disk. Therefore, is it advisable to save all amended settings prior to power-down. All save
data will be restored and load onto machine during power-up.
Caution: If you often turn off power without following the sequence above, the hard disk data may be damaged.
The power failure recovery provides for the resumption of automatic operation after power failure. Follow
instruction as prompt at screen to ensure data are saved. Turn On machine and set-up to resume normal operation
when power is restore.
(a) Main menu toolbar - Highlighted on the main menu top of the screen. Toolbars consists of Auto, Setting,
Manual, History, User, Login and Exit. Toolbar can be selected by click on the toolbar.
(b) Error Messages - Error detection generates an appropriate message on the monitor describing the nature
of the problem. Refer appendix on error message guide.
(c) Crosshair - Crosshair is a graphic image display on the screen. Basically crosshair has 4 purposes:
4.2.4 Monitor
1st Monitor (Handler) - Located at the left of the machine, it displays and consist of the main toolbar. Based
on the user log-in, the icon will be highlighted. Different groups of users will access through different toolbar
icons. Icons on the toolbar will not be highlighted if the user does not have grant access to the icon. To start
any application, simply click on any toolbar icon displayed on the screen. The other major element of the
screen is to allow the user to make selections, re-configuration of parameters, etc. by interacting with the
screen.
2nd Monitor (Vision) - Located at the left side of the machine, it displays the image of the Vision System
as selected by the user. It displays an image taken by the vision camera such as recognition status of pattern
die and bad die. The other major element of the screen is to allow the user to make selections, calibrations,
moving the crosshair, and re-configuration of search window template. (Please refer to the Vision System
section for more details).
However, login of different user can be made by pressing on Login / Logout button on Main Toolbar.
A dialog box as shown below will be displayed.
To enter User Admin, just click on User button on main toolbar, the following window will be
displayed.
User Admin is a utility used to manage users, groups and users right. Users must gain the access level in
order to add a new user and to modify user right. All users must be assigning to become member of the one
of the 4 groups.
Different group have different access level, Administrator will have the highest access level, followed by
Engineer, Technician and lastly Operator. There is 4-default user, which are admin, eng, tech and op.
Double click on the User Profile button on User Manager Window page; the following “User
profile” dialog box will be displayed:
Enter a new user full name and password then click on save button. User can only modify the
user group to the same or lower user group. If these user properties do not belong to this user, then this user
won’t be able to modify the password. Only individual concern is allowed to modify his owns password.
Double click on the selected User Profile button on User Manager then click on Delete User
However, this capability of deleting user is access level protected, and thus allowing only the authorized
user to perform this operation.
Double click on the selected User Profile button on User Manager then select the designate Group
If these user properties do not belong to this user, then this user won’t be able to change the group
properties. Only individual concern is allowed to modify his owns group properties.
(e) To Display the Group Properties Members
This will show all the members that belong to this group.
Click on New User button on User Manager. The following dialog box will be displayed:
User can only create user with the same or lower user group. Enter the new user data then click on Save
button. Save button will only be enabling when all the necessary data have been entered.
(g) To View or Modify User Right
This User Rights Assignment utility is used to assign different access level to different operation. You will
only be able to view/modify item which you are grant to Operator, Technician, Engineer, Administrator.
Click the Map Sorter button, the following windows will be displayed:
UPH
Cycle Time Display current machine running cycle time. (ms in value of millisecond)
Raw UPH Display current machine running speed in UPH. (K in value of thousand)
T&R UPH Display Output UPH. (K in value of thousand)
Machine State
SPC Status Display SPC status
Bin Quantity
Bin 1 Display bin 1 total
Bin 2 Display bin 2 total
Bin 3 Display bin 3 total
Bin 4 Display bin 4 total
Bin 5 Display bin 5 total
Bin 6 Display bin 6 total
Bin 7 Display bin 7 total
Click the Machine Info button, the following window will be displayed:
Main Information
Device ID. Display current device ID
Lot ID. Display current lot ID
Machine Cycle Display total number of machine cycle
Processing Information
T&R UPH Display current output UPH in Unit Per Hour
Throughput Display true output in Unit Per Hour
Turret Index Time Display the time for turret index
Cycle Time Display the machine cycle time
Pickup Head Info At In Pocket Position A Display the ID of pickup head info in pocket position A
Pickup Head Info At In Pocket Position B Display the ID of pickup head info in pocket position A
Click the Vision Info button, the below window will be displayed:
Click the Yield Info button, the following window will be displayed:
Machine Yield
Machine Yield Display the current machine yield and the setting
Lot Yield
Lot Yield Display the current lot yield
Click the Setting Info button, the following window will be displayed:
Click the PUH Info button, the following window will be displayed:
Click the Wafer Yield button, the following window will be displayed:
Vision
Display lot wafer yield
4.3.6 SPC
Whenever the application starts, the application will automatically start keeping track of the machine states.
There are total of 4 different machine states. These 5 states are Idle Time, Unplanned Down Time, Planned
Down Time, Setup Time, Engineering Time and No material. Application will automatically track the
Operating Time and thus user can’t manually enter Operating Time state through SPC screen.
When user wants to enter SPC, click on button on Main Tool bar then following window will be
displayed:
4.3.7 Config
Click on Config button on Main Tool, the following window will be displayed. Application Setting
allowed users to make all the setting changes for SPC.
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Item Description
1 Check this box if you want SPC screen to be auto displayed
2 Enter quality rate use in OEE formula
3 When 2 alarms Occurred within this time limit, only 1 alarm is logged
4 Select start day for a work week
5 Select time limit for an alarm to be categorize as assist
6 Select start time for a day/first shift
7 Select total no of shift
8 Shift no and shift time will be auto display
9 Select various calendar type
For study further on calendar type, user can click on and the following window
will be displayed.
Click on History button on main toolbar, the following window will be displayed. Application
allowed users to view report by criteria parameter.
Month Selection
Drop-down menu for user to select the desired month to be display
View Group By
Detail View all the alarm with detail information
View all the history on that selected day. User can either select to view all shifts or
Daily
one particular shift
Lot View record for that selected lot. User can filter the lot by
Delete Button User can delete the specific lot report
Record View manually track record by start\stop in SPC Configuration
Weekly View record for that selected week
Monthly View summary of record for that month will be displayed
General
Total Alarm Display total alarm counter
Total Input Quantity Display total input quantity
Gross Output Quantity Display gross output quantity
Total Cycle Time Display total cycle time
Machine Performance
MTBA Display Mean Time Between Assist
MTBF Display Mean Time Between Failure
MTTA Display Mean Time To Assist
MTTR Display Mean Time To Repair
MUBA Display Mean Unit Between Assist
Click on button will display the dialog below for user to export report file to the desired format.
This is a utility for user to keep all their setting regarding a device no. This will help user not to repeatedly
or constantly make changes to the setting. User need only make the changes for once and keep all the setting
for later use. User can create a new device no setting, edit the existing settings, select a device no setting to
be run on Auto Mode, delete an unused setting, copy an existing setting to a new setting and rename a setting
to a new name. All these 6 buttons can be assigning with different access level.
There is a device no. Setting called DEFAULT, where user can store all the default value in this file. All new
device no. setting created will be based on this DEFAULT setting, and thus cutting down unnecessary
modification or changes. Users are not allowed to delete or rename DEFAULT setting. User can change the
DEFAULT setting to the most often use setting. To create a new device no. setting, user will go through a
very simply wizard. All fields in device no. settings are access level protected. This mean only the authorized
user can make the changes. If the user does not have the access to modify a field, then that particular field
will be disabled. When creating a new device no. setting, special character like /: *? \ <> | are not allowed to
enter as part of the name.
Current device no. selected is a device no. setting that will be run on Auto Mode. User must select one device
no. on Device No. Available’s column for handler to run auto mode with proper setting.
Then click on button, a new device no. will be created. The following dialog box (New
Device No. Setting Wizard) will be displayed for assigning new parameter setting for new device no.
Highlight the recipe user wish to edit the parameters then follow by click on button, the
following dialog box will display for user to edit the setting based on Current Device No. The setting
contain pages of Tower light setting, Tray setting, Tape & Reel setting, Pusher setting, Vision
setting, Module setting and General setting.
Recipe Setting
Frame Recipe Select the frame size to be run during production
Frame Type Select the frame type to be run during production
Map Recipe Select the map recipe to be run during production
Pocket Pitch A Select Tape & Reel A pocket pitch
Pocket Pitch B Select Tape & Reel B pocket pitch
Machine Setting
Monitor Machine Yield
Check to monitor machine yield
On/Off
Machine Yield To set the minimum machine yield
Time Outs
Name Select time out for machine operation division
Value Set the time out value for the selected division
Delay(s)/Wait Time(s)
Name Select delay for machine operation division
Value Set the delay/wait time value for the selected division
Needle Lifespan
Warn Set the Needle lifespan warning quantity
Due Set the Needle lifespan due quantity
Reset Lifespan Button Reset the Needle lifespan quantity to zero
ACSAS Setting
ACSAS On If turn on, ACSAS will perform unit centering during production
TACSAS Setting
TACASA On If turn on, TACSAS will perform unit centering during production
Enable/Disable Turret
Pickup Head
Pickup Head 1,2,3......,16 If checked, the Pickup head is enable
Enable/Disable Flipper
Pickup Head
Pickup Head 1,2,3,4 If checked, the Flipper head is enable/been used
Additional Setting
Step-By-Step Seal Time To set the time for step-by-step sealing
Tape Jog And Trailer &
To set the delay time for tape jog
Leader Delay
Additional Setting
Step-By-Step Seal Time To set the time for step-by-step sealing
Tape Jog And Trailer &
To set the delay time for tape jog
Leader Delay
Input Vision
Time Out (min: 1s) To set the time for vision time out
Vision Retest (max: 1) To set the frequency of vision retest
Continuous Skip Fail To set the vision continuous skip fail
Low Yield (%) To set the minimum yield for Input vision
Minimum Low Yield Quantity To set the quantity before start to monitor Input vision yield
Current Low Yield Quantity Display the current quantity before monitor Input vision yield
Reset Button To reset the quantity to zero
Flipper Vision
Time Out (min: 1s) To set the time for vision time out
Vision Retest (max: 1) To set the frequency of vision retest
Continuous Skip Fail To set the vision continuous skip fail
Low Yield (%) To set the minimum yield for Input vision
Minimum Low Yield Quantity To set the quantity before start to monitor Input vision yield
Current Low Yield Quantity Display the current quantity before monitor Input vision yield
Reset Button To reset the quantity to zero
Display Alarm When Empty Check to enable alarm when vision detected empty
Tray Vision
Time Out (min: 1s) To set the time for vision time out
Vision Retest (max: 1) To set the frequency of vision retest
Continuous Skip Fail To set the vision continuous skip fail
In Position Vision
Time Out (min: 1s) To set the time for vision time out
Vision Retest (max: 1) To set the frequency of vision retest
Continuous Skip Fail To set the vision continuous skip fail
Low Yield (%) To set the minimum yield for Input vision
Minimum Low Yield Quantity To set the quantity before start to monitor Input vision yield
Current Low Yield Quantity Display the current quantity before monitor Input vision yield
Reset Button To reset the quantity to zero
Manual Set Result Check to enable manual set result feature
In Position Vision
Time Out (min: 1s) To set the time for vision time out
Vision Retest (max: 1) To set the frequency of vision retest
Continuous Skip Fail To set the vision continuous skip fail
Low Yield (%) To set the minimum yield for Input vision
Minimum Low Yield Quantity To set the quantity before start to monitor Input vision yield
Current Low Yield Quantity Display the current quantity before monitor Input vision yield
Reset Button To reset the quantity to zero
Manual Set Result Check to enable manual set result feature
De-taper Setting
Continuous Empty To Detect Current
To set the De-taper continuous empty before end reel
Input Reel Ending
De-taper Off Button To turn on/off De-taper module
Type Selection
To select output tray type
Tray Setting
Num. of Column To set the number of output tray column
Num. of Row To set the number of output tray row
X-Axis Pocket Pitch To set the output tray X-axis pocket pitch
Y-Axis Pocket Pitch To set the output tray Y-axis pocket pitch
Output Orientation To select the output tray bonding orientation
Output Tray Off Button To turn on/off output tray module
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Other Functions
1. Use the on/off button at Motion Control to on/off the motor (14) for specified module and axis.
2. Scroll bar (11) to change speed of selected axis motor.
3. Shortcut to set Input Pusher Lifter up or down (12).
Table of Axis
Module Axis
Input Frame Table X-Axis
Input Frame Table Y-Axis
Input Frame Table Expander
Pepper Pot
Input Input Frame Transfer
Input Elevator
Ejector
Input Pusher
Flipper
Flipper Flipper Pusher
Tape & Reel X-Axis
Tape & Reel Y-Axis
Tape & Reel Tape & Reel Pusher
Tape & Reel Seal Motor
Tape & Reel 2 X-Axis
Tape & Reel 2 Y-Axis
Tape & Reel 2 Tape & Reel 2 Pusher
Tape & Reel 2 Seal Motor
Tray X-Axis
Tray Y-Axis
Tray
Tray Pusher
5S Vision Pusher 5S Vision Pusher
ACSAS ACSAS Pusher
TACSAS TACSAS Pusher
Test Site 1 X-Axis
Test Site 1 Test Site 1 Y-Axis
Test Site 1 Pusher
Test Site 2 X-Axis
Test Site 2 Test Site 2 Y-Axis
Test Site 2 Pusher
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Wafer Frame
0.3mm gap between wafer frame
bottom surface and Input Frame
Transfer bottom gripper
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11
12. Click Apply Teach Point (9) button and Yes (10) button to save the teaching.
Remark: Input Elevator Load First Slot Position teaching point is divided into 8”, 12” and 17” Load
First Slot Position, depending on cassette conversion.
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7
7. Jog (6) Input Frame Table moving in X-axis until right limit sensor is cut-off. A warning message (7) will
prompt out when right limit sensor is cut-off. Click Ok button to close the warning message.
Note: Motion speed of axis can be controlled by dragging scroll bar at Motion Speed Control. It is advised that
motion speed is slowed down before reaching limit sensor to avoid any overrun.
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10
10. Click Apply Teach Point (10) button and Yes (11) button to save the teaching.
11. Click Home Motor button.
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12
14. Select Input Frame Table Y-Axisfrom the Axis (12) drop-down list.
15. Click Home Motor (13) button and wait for Homing done.
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15
Note: Motion speed of axis can be controlled by dragging scroll bar at Motion Speed Control. It is advised that motion
speed is slowed down before reaching limit sensor to avoid any overrun.
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20
19
21
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4
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0
1
1
9. Click Apply Teach Point (9) button and Yes (10) button to save the teaching.
10. Click Home Motor button.
11. Select “uIFTExpanderTouchingPos” from the drop-down list of Position Name.
12. Click Go button to verify the position after teaching.
13. Click Close (11) button and exit Teach Point mode after done.
7. Jog (6) Input Frame Transfer moving until forward limit sensor is cut-off. A warning message (7) will
prompt out when forward limit sensor is cut-off. Click Ok button to close the warning message.
Note: Motion speed of axis can be controlled by dragging scroll bar at Motion Speed Control. It is advised
that motion speed is slowed down before reaching limit sensor to avoid any overrun.
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8. Key in-30000um in the Relative (8) box.
9. Click Move Relative button and wait for motion done.
10. Click Apply Teach Point (9) button and Yes (10) button to save the teaching.
11. Click Home Motor button.
12. Select “uIFTrIEStandbyPos” from the drop-down list of Position Name.
13. Click Go button to verify the position after teaching.
14. Click Close (11) button and exit Teach Point mode after done.
8. Click Apply Teach Point (7) button and Yes (8) button to save the teaching.
9. Click Home Motor button.
10. Select “uIFTrLoadUnloadPos” from the drop-down list of Position Name.
11. Click Go button to verify the position after teaching.
12. Click Close (9) button and exit Teach Point mode after done.
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10
9
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12. Select Input Frame Transfer from the Axis (11) drop-down list.
13. Click Home Motor (12) button and wait for Homing done.
14. Select “uIFTrLoadUnloadPos” from the drop-down list of Position Name (13).
15. Click Open Transfer Clamper (14) button.
16. Click Go (15) button and wait for motion done.
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CORRECT WRONG
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20. Click Apply Teach Point (19) button and Yes (20) button to save the teaching.
21. Click Close (21) button and exit Teach Point mode after done.
Remark: Input Frame Transfer Insert Frame Position teaching point is divided into 8”, 12” and 17”,
depending on wafer frame conversion.
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7. Jog (6) Input Frame Transfer moving until backward limit sensor is cut-off. A warning message (7)
will prompt out when backward limit sensor is cut-off. Click Ok button to close the warning message.
Note: Motion speed of axis can be controlled by dragging scroll bar at Motion Speed Control. It is advised
that motion speed is slowed down before reaching limit sensor to avoid any overrun.
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11
10
12
10. Click Apply Teach Point (10) button and Yes (11) button to save the teaching.
11. Click Home Motor button.
12. Select “uIFTrInsertFrameSTBPos” from the drop-down list of Position Name.
13. Click Go button to verify the position after teaching.
14. Click Close (12) button and exit Teach Point mode after done.
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8
Pepper Pot
Pepper pot surface is
coplanar to Input Frame
Table Expander
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2
1
4
13. Click Apply Teach Point (12) button and Yes (13) button to save the teaching.
14. Click Home Motor button.
15. Select “uEPPStandbyPos” from the drop-down list of Position Name.
16. Click Go button to verify the position after teaching.
17. Click Close (14) button and exit Teach Point mode after done.
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14. Click Apply Teach Point (12) button and Yes (13) button to save the teaching.
15. Click Home Motor button.
16. Select “uEJTStandbyPos” from the drop-down list of Position Name.
17. Click Go button to verify the position after teaching.
18. Click Close (14) button and exit Teach Point mode after done.
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0
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Pick-up
Head Tip
Flipper Head
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16. Click Apply Teach Point (16) button and Yes (17) button to save the teaching.
17. Click Home Motor button.
18. Select “uIPPTouchingPos” from the drop-down list of Position Name.
19. Click Go button to verify the position after teaching.
20. ‘Click Close (18) button and exit Teach Point mode after done.
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13. Click Apply Teach Point (12) button and Yes (13) button to save the teaching.
14. Click Home Motor button.
15. Select “uTNRPPTouchingPos” from the drop-down list of Position Name.
16. Click Go button to verify the position after teaching.
17. Click Close (14) button and exit Teach Point mode after
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13. Click Apply Teach Point (12) button and Yes (13) button to save the teaching.
14. Click Home Motor button.
15. Select “uCZPPTouchingPos” from the drop-down list of Position Name.
16. Click Go button to verify the position after teaching.
17. Click Close (14) button and exit Teach Point mode after done.
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0 1
Pick-up Tip
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4
13. Click Apply Teach Point (12) button and Yes (13) button to save the teaching.
14. Click Home Motor button.
15. Select “uVision5sPPTouchingPos” from the drop-down list of Position Name.
16. Click Go button to verify the position after teaching.
17. Click Close (14) button and exit Teach Point mode after done.
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11. Click Apply Teach Point (11) and Yes (12) button to save the teaching.
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12. Select Tape & Reel Y-axis from the Axis (13) drop-down list.
13. Click Home Motor (14) button and wait for Homing done.
14. Select “uTNRCenterYPos” from Position Name (15) drop-down list.
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19. Click Apply Teach Point (21) and Yes (22) button to save the teaching.
20. Click Close (23) button and exit Teach Point mode after done.
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Input Vision Crosshair
Vision Alignment Jig
Cross Mark 5
4) Drag on the vision alignment jig cross mark to learn crosshair pattern.
5) Select the suitable transition type (4) for measurement the crosshair. The recommended transition is
“Bw” (Black to White)
6) Select the suitable transition choice (5) for measurement the crosshair. The recommended transition
choice is “Largest Amplitude”.
7) Select the suitable threshold (6) for measurement the crosshair. The recommended threshold is from 10
to 40.
8) Monitor the vision system to make sure the crosshair is properly matched. If the crosshair is not properly
measured, redo the Teach Input Frame Table X, Y, R Center Point Instruction step until the center point
is properly teach.)
Maintenance mode allow user to clean or change the pickup head tips and flipper collet during production. Stop
production running and click on Maintenance button.
Select on item that need to perform maintenance. Click Close and start production again.
Error Action
Reset alarm, move the frame into the input frame
1. Frame not present in input frame transfer
transfer and resume.
2. Input frame transfer jam Reset alarm, adjust the frame and resume.
3. Pocket position vision pocket image fail Reset alarm, learn pocket position vision image.
4. Input frame table rotation edge limit exceeded Reset alarm, try adjusting the frame and resuming.
5. Flipper vision continuous empty fail reach limit Reset alarm and resume.
6. Input vision not respond Reset alarm and resume.
7. Flipper vision empty unit detected Reset alarm and resume.
8.Input vision fail to adjust local area rotation Reset alarm and learn unit image.
Reset alarm, make sure all frames are inserting
9.Input Elevator Frame In Bracket Sensor Misalignment
properly into magazine and resume.
10. Input Vision Fail To Get Unit Pitching Reset alarm and resume.
11.Input Vision Not Respond Reset alarm and resume.
12.Pocket Position Vision Grabbing Time Out Reset alarm and resume.
13.Flipper Pickup Head 1 Low Yield Go to setting and reset flipper 1 yield counter.
Input / Output
Module Module selection
List Selection module input and output IO list
Group By Module To set IO list displayed by module
Group By Card To set IO list displayed by card number
Input and output is synchronize where either one will follow the other
Synchronize Input And Output
when module is select.
Show IO Diagnostic Selection To set for show IO Diagnostic
4.8.1 De-taper IO
Click I/O button, the following page will be displayed when De-taper module is selected:
Click I/O button, the following page will be displayed when Ejector module is selected:
Click I/O button, the following page will be displayed when Flipper module is selected:
Click I/O button, the following page will be displayed when General module is selected:
Click I/O button, the following page will be displayed when Input Elevator module is selected:
Click I/O button, the following page will be displayed when Input Frame Table module is
selected:
Click I/O button, the following page will be displayed when Input Frame Transfer module is
selected:
Click I/O button, the following page will be displayed when Ionizer module is selected:
Click I/O button, the following page will be displayed when Tape & Reel A module is selected:
Click I/O button, the following page will be displayed when Tape & Reel B module is selected:
Click I/O button, the following page will be displayed when Turret module is selected:
Click I/O button, the following page will be displayed when Vision module is selected:
Manual mode is used for troubleshooting or verification purposes. All modules can be manually trigger for motion.
To enter Manual Mode, need to exit the Auto Mode then click on Manual button on Main Toolbar. Module
tree will be displayed.
4.9.1 5S Vision
De-taper Description
Extend De-Taper Lifter Arm To Down
To set De-taper pusher extend
Position
Retract De-Taper Lifter Arm To Up
To set De-taper pusher retract
Position
De-taper Index Carrier Tape To index De-taper carrier tape
De-taper Index Carrier Tape
To index De-taper carrier tape continuously
Continuously
Ejector Description
Off Servo Motor To command motor servo off
Ejector Motor Home To command ejector motor home
Ejector Needle Up To command ejector needle move to up position
Ejector Needle Down To command ejector needle move to down position
Ejector Needle Egearing To command ejector needle EGearing
Ejector Pepper Pot Motor Up To command pepper pot move to up position
Ejector Pepper Pot Motor Down To command pepper pot move to down position
Ejector Move Up-Down Continuously With To command ejector needle move up-down continuously with
Input Pusher flipper pusher
Reset Driver & Off Motor To reset driver and command motor servo off
Flipper Description
Off Flipper Motor To command motor servo off
Flipper Motor Home To command flipper motor home
Flipper Motor Turn Half Cycle To command flipper motor to turn half cycle
Flipper Motor Turn 1 Cycle (90°) To command flipper motor turn 1 cycle
Flipper Motor Move Back Full Cycle To command flipper motor move back to full cycle
Flipper Motor Turn 4 Cycles (4 x 90°) To command flipper motor turn 4 cycles
Flipper Motor Continuously Turn To command flipper motor turn continuously
Reinitialize Flipper Motor To initialize flipper motor
Reset Driver & Off Motor To reset driver and command motor servo off
Turret Description
Free Turret Motor To command motor servo off
Turret Motor Home To command turret home
Turret Motor Index Half Cycle To command turret motor index half cycle
Turret Motor Index 1 Cycle To command turret motor index 1 cycle
Turret Motor Move Back Full Cycle To command turret motor move back full cycle
Turret Motor Index 16 Cycles To command turret motor index 16 cycles
Turret Motor Continuously Index To command turret motor index continuously
Reinitialize Turret Motor To command turret motor initialization
Ejector Motor Home To command ejector motor home
Flipper Pusher Motor Home To command flipper pusher motor home
Input Pusher Motor Home To command input pusher motor home
Tape & Reel A Motor Home To command tape & reel A pusher home
Tape & Reel B Motor Home To command tape & reel B pusher home
5S Vision Pusher Motor Home To command 5S Vision pusher home
ACSAS Pusher Motor Home To command ACSAS pusher home
TACSAS Pusher Motor Home To command TACSAS pusher home
Home All Pusher To command all pushers to home
Pickup tip
Flipper tip 5. Install new flipper tip onto the tip holder.
Ensure that the new install Rubber Tip sit
tight on Tip Holder.
Tip holder
Pepper pot
M2 set screw
Dowel pin
stopper
Ejector
Needle 1. Remove the pin holder from the ejector
module.
Pin Holder
Characteristic:
Not even sealing on cover tape (Sprocket side and non-sprocket side).
Step:
Screw S1 & S2
Alignment Jig
“8M W4.0 (S)”
Sprocket side Non-sprocket
Sealing Shoe side Sealing Shoe
Step:
Screw X Screw Y
3 Sealing Shoe
2x M5 cap
Screws Leveling Jig
Seal Press
Step:
Step:
M3 thumb
screws
Vacuum port
Vacuum tubing
of seal press
Movable section
Phillip screw
head
Carrier tape
guide
M3 cap screw
1. Manually insert & clamp an empty mylar (with frame) into the input frame table.
2. Cut and place a plain A4 paper (30x30mm) on top of the empty mylar center. Place the crosshair jig on the
A4 paper.
Jig’s Crosshair
Diagram 1
10. Select Input Frame Table X-axis and Input Frame Table Y-axis from the Axis drop-down list. Jog the
X (+/-) and Y (+/-) until the jig’s crosshair show at vision screen.
Crosshair and
jig’s crosshair
is parallel and
in a same line
Diagram 2
11. Select Input Frame Table X-axis from the Axis drop-down list. Jog the X (+) and X (-), the crosshair and
jig’s crosshair MUST be parallel and in a same line from (-) end to (+) end.
12. If alignment is out, select Input Frame Table Rotation from the Axis drop-down list. Insert the Relative
(Pulse) if the variance of crosshair and jig’s crosshair is small, jog the rotation (+/-) if the variance of
crosshair and jig’s crosshair is big.
13. Repeat step (11) and (12) until the crosshair and jig’s crosshair is parallel and in a same line.
14. Jog the X (+) and X (-) until the crosshair center and jig’s crosshair center at the same point.
Crosshair and
jig’s crosshair
is parallel and Move to Y (+) End
in a same line
Diagram 6
Image when
moving at Y-axis
to (+) end
Image when
moving at Y-axis
to (-) end
Diagram 7 Diagram 8
15. Select Input Frame Table Y-axis from the Axis drop-down list. Jog the Y (+) and Y (-), the crosshair and
jig’s crosshair MUST be parallel and in a same line from (+) end to (-) end.
Important note: This step is necessary to verify the Y-axis alignment. If the alignment is out, please contact
MiE support team to provide further instruction on how to rectify this alignment.
M3 cap screw
M3 cap screw
M3 cap screw
M3 cap screw
1. Periodic inspections must be performed by or in the presence of whom have been trained by MiE on Mi20
machine.
2. Always turn off the power of the machine before inspecting mechanical components.
If the power of the machine needs to be turn on during inspection or maintenance, make sure that no part of
the body or clothing comes within the range of the moving assembly.
3. Only service ball screw with NGK LG2 (Clean Room) grease.
4. Replace parts only with the parts that are approved by MiE.
Sensors
- Check the functionality and make sure all the sensors are function well.
- Check sensors alignment.
Ball Screw
- Check for foreign matter on the ball screw.
- Remove dust and foreign particles if
necessary.
- Apply grease.
Remark:
- During PM, check all the screw and make sure all screw is tightening well.
- Check all the tubing; make sure no air or vacuum leaking.
- Check all the wiring; makes sure no loose wire.
- Check all the grounding wiring; make sure all are connected well.
- Do housekeeping on the machine surface.
Sensors
- Check the functionality and make sure all the sensors are function well.
- Check sensors alignment.
Ball Screw
- Check for foreign matter on the ball screw.
- Remove dust and foreign particles if
necessary.
- Apply grease.
Linear Slide
- Check for foreign matter on the linear slide.
- Remove dust and foreign particles if
necessary.
- Apply grease.
Bushing
- Check and apply grease.
Cleaning
- Check the space/gap for marking area (small
roller area).
- Use vacuum to suck all undesired particles or
dust.
Remark:
- During PM, check all the screw and make sure all screw is tightening well.
- Check all the tubing; make sure no air or vacuum leaking.
- Check all the wiring; makes sure no loose wire.
- Check all the grounding wiring; make sure all are connected well.
- Do housekeeping on the machine surface.
Sensors
- Check the functionality and make sure all the sensors are function well.
- Check sensors alignment.
Remark:
- During PM, check all the screw and make sure all screw is tightening well.
- Check all the tubing; make sure no air or vacuum leaking.
- Check all the wiring; makes sure no loose wire.
- Check all the grounding wiring; make sure all are connected well.
- Do housekeeping on the machine surface.
Sensors
- Check the functionality and make sure all the sensors are function well.
- Check sensors alignment.
Cleaning
- Check the pepper pot surface; make sure the
surface is clean. Clean the top surface if
contained any undesired particles.
- Observed the pepper pot surface from top; make
sure there is no particles block the holes.
- Take out the fitting, use 0.7mm ejector needle to
clean the fitting center hole; make sure that the
fitting center is free of dust.
Remark:
- During PM, check all the screw and make sure all screw is tightening well.
- Check all the tubing; make sure no air or vacuum leaking.
- Check all the wiring; makes sure no loose wire.
- Check all the grounding wiring; make sure all are connected well.
- Do housekeeping on the machine surface.
Sensors
- Check the sensors functionality; make sure the sensors are function well.
- Check sensors alignment.
Rubber Collet
- Check and make sure the rubber collet is in good condition.
- Rubber collets have to change if found and worm out. Refer to Rubber Collet Conversion and
Alignment Procedures.
Bushing
- Check the smoothness of the bushing.
- Check the inner ball cage surface; make
sure that the inner ball cage surface is in
good condition.
Bushing
Springs
Spring
Spring
Tubing
Soft Tubing
Vespel Tip
- Check and clean the vespel tip.
- Make sure vespel tip mouth is clean and free
from grease, lubricant, and other particle.
- Check for pick-up head vacuum level, ideal
vacuum level supply for turret -55 kPa.
Vespel Tip
Tubing
- Check and inspect the tubing colour.
- Change the tubing if it is not clean or the
colour turns to yellow/yellow black.
Vespel tip
6.2.7.2Input Pusher
Module 2 Weeks 3 Months 6 Months Yearly
Linear Actuator
Wiring
Check Loose Screw
Cleaning
6.2.7.45S Pusher
Module 2 Weeks 3 Months 6 Months Yearly
Linear Actuator
Wiring
Check Loose Screw
Cleaning
peek
Remark:
- During PM, check all the screw and make sure all screw is tightening well.
- Check all the tubing; make sure no air or vacuum leaking.
- Check all the wiring; makes sure no loose wire
- Check all the grounding wiring; make sure all are connected well.
- Do housekeeping on the machine surface.
Sealing Shoes
Heat Seal
- Remove seal block cover.
- Apply some hot iron cleaner paste on a clean
cloth and use it to clean the bit of the sealing
shoe.
- Clean the sealing shoe by rubbing the cloth
with paste against the hot sealing shoe bit.
- Clean the sealing shoe again with the cloth
without the paste to remove excessive paste.
- Check the sealing shoe with the mirror after
Seal Block the cleaning to make sure the sealing shoe is
clean.
Cover - Check the sealing shoe bit for dented of
Hot iron damage as well. (if the sealing shoe is
damage, it need to be replace with a new one
cleaner to ensure good sealing quality)
paste - Install back the seal block cover after the
cleaning.
Clean cloth
Caution: The seal block is very hot.
Cleaning Direction
Sensors
- Check the functionality and make sure all the sensors are function well.
- Check sensor alignment.
Cleaning needed
Seal press
Tape Cutter
- Clean the blade of the tape cutter with IPA and clean cloth.
Caution: The cutter blade is very sharp and may cut the user if not treated carefully.
Remark:
- During PM, check all the screw and make sure all screw is tightening well.
- Check all the tubing; make sure no air or vacuum leaking.
- Check all the wiring; makes sure no loose wire
- Check all the grounding wiring; make sure all are connected well.
- Do housekeeping on the machine surface.
6.2.9 Ionizer
To adjust the air pressure, turn the pressure control valve knob so that the air pressure is set at 0.55MPA to
0.6MPA.
The vacuum level can be adjusted using the control valve knob at the vacuum pump.
Number Description
200 Emergency Power Off
201 ABORT! Please Exit Auto Mode
202 Galil Send/Receive Command Error
203 Vision Connection Error : Input Vision Socket Connection Closed.
204 Vision Connection Error : Fail To Connect Input Vision Application
205 Vision Connection Error : Input Vision Data Not In Correct Format
206 Vision Connection Error : Bump && Side Wall Vision Socket Connection Closed
207 Vision Connection Error : Fail To Connect Bump && Side Wall Vision Application
208 Vision Connection Error : Bump && Side Wall Vision Data Not In Correct Format
209 Vision Connection Error : Tape && Reel-A Pocket Position Vision Socket Connection Closed
210 Vision Connection Error : Fail To Connect Tape && Reel-A Pocket Position Vision Application
211 Vision Connection Error : Pocket Tape && Reel-A Position Vision Data Not In Correct Format
212 Vision Connection Error : Failed To Establish Connection
213 Unit Lost After Pickup
214 Vision Connection Error : Tape && Reel-A In Pocket Vision Socket Connection Closed.
215 Vision Connection Error : Fail To Connect Tape && Reel-A In Pocket Vision Application
216 Vision Connection Error : Tape && Reel-A In Pocket Vision Data Not In Correct Format
217 Vision Connection Error : Tape && Reel-A Post-Seal Vision Socket Connection Closed.
218 Vision Connection Error : Fail To Connect Tape && Reel-A Post-Seal Vision Application
219 Vision Connection Error : Tape && Reel-A Post-Seal Vision Data Not In Correct Format
220 Vision Connection Error : Flipper Vision Socket Connection Closed.
221 Vision Connection Error : Fail To Connect Flipper Vision Application
222 Vision Connection Error : Flipper Vision Data Not In Correct Format
223 Vision Connection Error : Tray Vision Socket Connection Closed.
224 Vision Connection Error : Fail To Connect Tray Vision Application
225 Vision Connection Error : Tray Vision Data Not In Correct Format
227 Vision Connection Error : Fail To Connect Tape && Reel-B Pocket Position Vision Application
228 Vision Connection Error : Tape && Reel-B Pocket Position Vision Data Not In Correct Format
230 Vision Connection Error : Fail To Connect Tape && Reel-B In Pocket Vision Application
231 Vision Connection Error : Tape && Reel-B In Pocket Vision Data Not In Correct Format
233 Vision Connection Error : Fail To Connect Tape && Reel-B Post-Seal Vision Application
234 Vision Connection Error : Tape && Reel-B Post-Seal Vision Data Not In Correct Format
300 Air Pressure Low
301 Turret Vacuum Low
302 Input Frame Table - X Axis Motor Alarm
303 Input Frame Table - Y Axis Motor Alarm
304 Ejector Motor Alarm
305 Input Pusher Motor Alarm
(c) Others