STRASBAUGH, INC.
November 9, 2001 (Ver 4.38)
6DS-SP Calibration/Configuration Reference
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207 CarrX ring area (Sq. In.)
Configuration
Carrier X option
This is the area of the Carrier X retaining ring.
208 CarrX offset (lbs)
Configuration
Carrier X option
Carrier X offset due to membrane deadweight and initial membrane
stretch.
208 CarrX drop off spray (secs)
Configuration
Carrier X option
Sets the time that the Carrier X drop off sprayers will be on during
the wafer blowoff sequence. These sprayers turn on and their
timing starts when the blowoff timing end s (from variable 169
"Wafer blowoff time (secs)").
210 Don't park after batch:0-n,1-y
Configuration
All machines
If set to "0", after ex-situ conditioning the arm will park between
each batch of wafers (so long as in-situ conditioning is not
enabled).
If set to "1", after ex-situ conditioning the arm will stay up and
move to the ex-situ outer position. If the automatic cycle ends, the
arm will then park. Depending on other cycle times and machine
configuration, this can improve throughput by eliminating the time
to move to and from the park position.
211 Force F-B curtain (rpm,0-dsbl)
Configuration
"Front to Back" throughput option
If set to "0", this feature is disabled.
If set to "1", if polishing ends and the high throughput cycle is busy
loading and unloading the previous and next wafers for more than
15 seconds, a curtain rinse cycle will start even if curtain rinse is
not enabled in the recipe. The value entered will be the spindle
rpm. The curtain rinse cycle will use the time fromVa riable 212.
NOTE: If this is enabled and curtain rinse in the recipe is also
enabled, the recipe curtain rinse is used and the values in variables
211 and 212 are ignored.
212 Force F-B curtain time (secs)
Configuration
"Front to Back" throughput option
If using the forced curtain rinse enabled by variable 211, this will
be the time used to curtain rinse each spindle.
Summary of Contents for 6DS-SP
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Page 59: ...Introduction ACHINE ESCRIPTION...
Page 108: ...Introduction PERATOR UNCTIONS...
Page 131: ...Strasbaugh Operator Functions Version 4 0 February 1998 3 23 Figure 3 4 Menu Selection...
Page 134: ...Operations Model 6DS SP Planarizer 3 26 Version 4 0 February 1998 Figure 3 5 Home Machine Menu...
Page 145: ...Strasbaugh Operator Functions Version 4 0 February 1998 3 37 Figure 3 8 Recipe Management Menu...
Page 150: ...Operations Model 6DS SP Planarizer 3 42 Version 4 0 February 1998 Figure 3 9 Home Machine Menu...
Page 203: ...Introduction ACHINE ETUP...
Page 210: ...Strasbaugh Machine Setup Version 4 0 February 1998 4 7 Figure 4 2 Slurry Flush Menu...
Page 216: ...Strasbaugh Machine Setup Version 4 0 February 1998 4 13 Figure 4 4 Polish Parameters Menu...
Page 254: ...Strasbaugh Machine Setup Version 4 0 February 1998 4 51 Figure 4 13 Password Menu...
Page 258: ...Introduction TROUBLESHOOTING...
Page 267: ...Strasbaugh Troubleshooting Version 4 0 February 1998 5 9 Figure 13 1 Alarm Log Menu...
Page 326: ...Introduction APPENDICES...
Page 329: ...Introduction LECTRIAL NPUT UTPUT...
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Page 356: ...Introduction REVISIONS...
Page 357: ...Introduction INTRODUCTION...
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Page 421: ...Introduction HYSICAL ESCRIPTION...
Page 444: ...Introduction ECHANICAL ESCRIPTION...
Page 463: ...Introduction CONTROL SYSTEM DESCRIPTION...
Page 470: ...Introduction OWER ISTRIBUTION...
Page 479: ...Introduction LUMBING ESCRIPTION...
Page 490: ...Introduction REVENTATIVE AINTENANCE CHEDULES...
Page 507: ...Introduction ECHANICAL AINTENANCE ROCEDURES...
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Page 691: ...Introduction OFTWARE ALIBRATION ROCEDURES...
Page 862: ...Introduction NEUMATIC DJUSTMENTS...
Page 897: ...Introduction OFTWARE ONTROL OMPUTER AINTENANCE...
Page 912: ...Introduction TROUBLESHOOTING...
Page 921: ...Strasbaugh Troubleshooting Version 4 0 February 1998 13 9 Figure 13 1 Alarm Log Menu...
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Page 1474: ...Introduction PTIONS...
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Page 1479: ...Strasbaugh Appendices Version 4 0 February 1998 Appendix E Maintenance Log Sheets...
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