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Pace TF 1500 BGA, Operation And Maintenance Manual


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System Operations Manual 

www.paceworldwide.com

 

Page 3 of 40 

1. 

Packing Contents, Standard Items

 

 
Description   

 

 

Part Number  

TF 

1500 

   8007-0410 

(120V) 

 

    8007-0411 

(230V) 

PC   

 

 

 

- 

Monitor 

   - 

Keyboard 

   - 

Mouse 

   - 

Vacuum 

Pick   1272-0005-P1 

Vacuum 

Pick 

Kit 

  6993-0060 

Suction 

Cups 

  6993-0202-P1 

Alignment 

Board 

  4018-0100-P1 

Mounting Platform Stencil 

 

1321-0725 

Mounting Platform Flux Dip   

1321-0735 

Hot Grip Removal Pad 

 

1100-0307 

Thermocouples 

(4) 

  1340-0174-P1 

Hex 

Wrench 

Kit 

  6016-0034 

Power 

Cord 

   1332-0224 

Video 

Cable   3008-0168 

 

 

2. Specifications: 

 
Part Number 

8007-0410 

Dimensions 

737 mm H x 686 mm W x 737 mm D 
(29” x 27” x 29”) 

Weight (w/o computer) 

45 kgs (100 lbs) 

Power Requirements 

115 VAC, 60 hz or 230 VAC, 50 Hz 
2000 watts 

PC 

Pentium 4, 256M Ram, Floppy, CD 

Top Heater 

Adjustable convective air (air or N2),  
Maximum 20 SLPM, 1600 watts 
100 to 400 deg C, 212 to 750 deg F 

Bottom Heater 

IR, 400 watts, 2 @ 200w each 
100 to 221 deg C, 212 to 430 deg F 

Vacuum 

450 mm Hg 

Optics 

High resolution, Dual Color Vision 
Overlay System 

Positioning Accuracy (Z travel) 

+/- 25 umeters (0.001”) 

Video 

2 Composite Video (external) 
1 “S” Video (Internal) 
15” Integrated color Flat Panel 
Monitor 

PC Board Size 

305 x 305 mm, 12” x 12” 

Component Size 

35 mm x 35mm, 1.38” x 1.38” max. 

 
 

Summary of Contents for TF 1500 BGA

Page 1: ...TF 1500 BGA Rework Station Operation and Maintenance Manual Manual Number 5050 0525 Revision B...

Page 2: ...7 Inserting nozzle 8 Set up screen features 9 Alignment screen features 11 Production screen features 12 Profile development screen features 13 Inspection screen features 15 Calibration 16 Operation 1...

Page 3: ...Specifications Part Number 8007 0410 Dimensions 737 mm H x 686 mm W x 737 mm D 29 x 27 x 29 Weight w o computer 45 kgs 100 lbs Power Requirements 115 VAC 60 hz or 230 VAC 50 Hz 2000 watts PC Pentium 4...

Page 4: ...for use in making profile graphs C Cooling Fan The component and PCB are cooled by the cooling fan which can be set to activate automatically after the reflow cycle is complete or operated manually D...

Page 5: ...t use near combustible vapors e Do not leave the equipment unattended when in use f Do not open rear panel without disconnecting power cable 4 Features a The TF 1500 is ideal for post assembly rework...

Page 6: ...minating costly downtime and operator frustration iii Color Camera with 72x zoom capability featuring auto focus zoom iv Lighting system uses Ultra Bright Red and Blue LEDs for maximum contrast of lan...

Page 7: ...igure 2a Figure 2b ii Insert PC into brackets on back of PC iii Monitor 4 Connect power cord 5 Connect video cable to the 9 pin connector of the PC iv Keyboard connect cable to computer v Mouse connec...

Page 8: ...arger than the outside of the component If the proper nozzle size cannot fit onto the PCB due to adjacent components being to close use a smaller nozzle or keep the nozzle approximately 1mm above the...

Page 9: ...lected idle time vii Set the limit on the focus range and nozzle movement viii Set setback and auto shutoff times for component release and PCB removal ix Type the text for these three displays x Run...

Page 10: ...m Page 10 of 40 xvii Vacuum pump test Tests operation of vacuum pump xviii Thermocouple test Tests active thermocouple circuitry xix Reset diagnostics Must be clicked after any diagnostic test is perf...

Page 11: ...der on this bar or it can be automatically focused by checking the box by auto iv Instructions Follow these instructions to proceed through the alignment sequence v Screen options 1 Edit Change Instru...

Page 12: ...e used v Graph A saved graph and if thermocouples are used an active trace graph are viewed here vi Profile Status Bar Indicates the current status of a running profile vii Heater Button Used to turn...

Page 13: ...teps the nozzle will lower to properly position itself for operation xvi Fan On Off Selector Manual on off switch for the cooling fan h Profile Development Screen Features Figure 7 Figure 7 i Temperat...

Page 14: ...prints current settings 6 Export saves profile as a spreadsheet file x Profile Instructions Insert instructions for the operator xi Cycle Start Button Start the selected profile xii Mode Select whethe...

Page 15: ...is from an x ray or alternate source iii Select Full Screen Image iv Library Image The computer has a stored library of x ray images with explanations of the viewed defects v Select Library Image Use...

Page 16: ...roperly aligned so when the software shows the PCB and component visually aligned they are actually physically aligned i Select setup screen Figure 8 Figure 8 ii Select prism calibration iii Monitor n...

Page 17: ...entered on BGA Figure 10 Figure 10 vi Mouse click on green button Pickup vii Pull camera out Make sure it is all the way out into the detent Figure 11 Figure 11 viii Mouse click on green button Focus...

Page 18: ...eras sheet metal cover Figure 13 4 Remove the cover 5 Loosening the top screws A and tightening the bottom screws B adjusts the prism down 6 Loosening the bottom screws B and tightening the top screws...

Page 19: ...o the PCB do not exceed the height limitations Exceeding the limitations may interfere with the operation of the machine The maximum height of any component or device on the top of the PCB is limited...

Page 20: ...ms To move the assembly left and right push the release handle away from you and move the assembly Pull the release handle towards you to secure the assembly vii Pull the camera out Figure 16 Figure 1...

Page 21: ...ent mount from the top of the camera housing xii If Flux Dip option was selected place the flux dip assembly on top of the camera housing Figure 17b Mouse click to dip then remove flux dip assembly xi...

Page 22: ...the PCB to cool and remove b Component removal Note If at any time you need to abort the process mouse click on the Red Home button i Conduct steps i v in paragraph 6a ii Position the board so the re...

Page 23: ...ofiles through actual component installation it is critical to make sure the thermocouples remain in contact with the solder throughout the entire process Unreliable data will be collected should a th...

Page 24: ...ed to ensure safety of the device and PCB Cool Down Phase The cool down phase is necessary to bring the temperature of the package solder joints and PCB under the package below solder melt temperature...

Page 25: ...n by clicking on the arrows moving the temperature bars or using the up and down arrows on the keyboard See paragraph 6 c ii 8 Available Nozzles Accessories Optional Items a A complete list of nozzles...

Page 26: ...amage If wear or damage is found replace the cord or cable immediately c The work surface and housing should be cleaned periodically with a soft damp cloth d The camera glass window should be cleaned...

Page 27: ...le and vacuum pick 2 Remove the 4 screws on each rail cover on the left and right sides of the heater 3 Remove the heater cover screws 2 on each side Important Note Make sure to reinstall the black re...

Page 28: ...nnected First cut the ties as shown here There is one on each side 5 Now you can disconnect the heater cables one on each side Once these two cables have been disconnected you can remove the cover 6 R...

Page 29: ...ceworldwide com Page 29 of 40 This shows the heater base loose and being lowered off the heater 7 Disconnect the blower motor wiring on the side of the heater assembly 8 Disconnect the hose on the rig...

Page 30: ...the ties and disconnect them DO NOT CUT THE WIRES Pull these 2 wires thru to the front Identify and mark the wires so they are not reversed 10 Remove the 4 screws holding the heater to its mount one...

Page 31: ...f 40 12 Install new heater The two hoses must run under the bracket 13 Install 4 heater screws Make sure these hoses are not pinched 14 Run sensor wires thru front panel the way they came out reconnec...

Page 32: ...System Operations Manual www paceworldwide com Page 32 of 40 15 Reconnect hose 16 Reconnect motor wiring It does not matter which one is attached to which 17 Replace base assembly...

Page 33: ...y screws 19 Reconnect the wires on each side and tie them back to their mounts Be sure to pull the wires up taught so they do not contact the heater 20 Put the heater cover back on making sure not to...

Page 34: ...portion of the platform Tightening a screw will lower that portion of the platform To keep the screws tight for every bit you loosen a screw tighten the opposite screw equally as much g Once the plat...

Page 35: ...he top right of the camera iii Reposition the camera until the front and back edges are centered in the viewing window and tighten the screws g If the nozzle edges are off right to left i Open the bac...

Page 36: ...de com Page 36 of 40 iii In the back loosen the screw in the center on the back of the camera housing iv Rotate the camera until the left and right sides of the nozzle are centered between the sides o...

Page 37: ...tton BE PREPARED TO CLICK ON THE STOP HEATER ARM BUTTON You want to stop the nozzle above the nest e Now step the nozzle down using the arrows so the corners of the nozzle are just inside the corners...

Page 38: ...era viewing area a Pull out the camera housing b Orient a component on the PCB so it is centered in the viewing area Make sure the camera is aligned with the nozzle first Step 2 c Open the back of the...

Page 39: ...authorized PACE Distributor or PACE Incorporated to obtain the latest specifications The following are trademarks and or service marks of PACE Incorporated MD USA INSTACAL FUMEFLO HEATWISE PACEWORLDWI...

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