Kurtz Ersa HR 600/2, Translation Of The Original Operating Manual

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6 | Function description
Working with the HR 600/2 unit
Start Camera and light Placement View Extras
Connect
Data accesses Control Record processes Analysis functions
Delete Archiving
Recording
Diagram
settings
Soldering
Placement
Profile library
Archive
Save target position
System info
Power monitor:
Soldering
System ready
Standby
Actual parameters
Data table
System settings
System info
System parameters
Unit-ID:
Serial number:
Firmware
Expert data
Internal
temperature:
Operating hours:
T. heater hours:
Laser:
Fan:
Vacuum Pip.
Vacuum PL.
Cooling bottom:
Head motor:
End switch top:
End switch bottom:
Pipette motor:
End switch pipette:
Top heater:
Bottom heater:
up:
up:
down:
down:
X-Axis Y-Axis Z-Axis
Angle of rotation
Open
Save Print
CSV
Export
Cursor
Add
dot
Delete
dot
Delete
all dots
Change
user
Setpoint
curve
Online-HR 600 Current image
Archive Profiles
Style
Fig. 55: The work area [Soldering] appears when the [Start] tab is enabled in the menu bar.
b) In the [Automation bar], click on the button.
ð
The process is started. The External Ersa LiveViewer opens. The image of
the camera selected under [Camera selection] will be shown. With respect
to this, please read the chapter The [Camera and light] tab [
} 59].
ð According to the settings of the profile and the [System settings], the com-
ponent is desoldered and placed on the component storage tray.
ð You can view the process in the [Online-HR 600] window.
6.5.3.1.7 Removing any residual solder from the PCB
For good soldering results, any residual solder and flux must be removed.
a) Apply some flux to the solder joints.
b) Remove any residual solder with a suitable tool,
ð
e.g. with the following wedge-shaped solder tips:
PowerWell 0102WDLF23/SB (small),
0102ADLF40/SB (medium) or
0102ZDLF150/SB (large)
c) Remove flux residue with Ersa Flux Remover (0FR200) and a lint-free cloth or
paper wipe.
d) Dry the solder joints with a clean, lint-free cloth.
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