STRASBAUGH, INC.
October 15, 1996 (Rev Oct 25, 1996)
6DS-SP Ver 4.20
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Added Choices for "Table Rinse with Curtain Rinse":
Version 4.20 adds more choices for the primary table rotation and rinsing during curtain
rinsing. Originally, the choices were "disable" or "enable" where "enable" meant 10 rpm
with the D.I. water rinse turned on. Also, the menu name of the feature is now "Table
Action W/Curtain Rinse."
The following choices will now show in the Machine Parameters menu for the "Table
Action with Curtain Rinse" choice:
"Disable"
"10 rpm/DI"
"20 rpm/DI"
"30 rpm/DI"
"40 rpm/DI"
"50 rpm/DI"
"10 rpm/dry"
"20 rpm/dry"
"30 rpm/dry"
"40 rpm/dry"
"50 rpm/dry"
If the choice shows "DI", the primary table rinse will be turned on during curtain rinsing.
If the choice shows "dry", the table rinse will be off during curtain rinsing and the table
will merely rotate. If the choice is "disable" the table will be stopped and the table rinse
turned off during curtain rinsing.
Existing recipes do not have to be changed because the original "enable" choice will now
show as "10 rpm/DI" which is identical to the original "enable" choice.
Wafer Slip-Out Sensor Feature:
Version 4.20 supports the optional wafer slip-out sensors connected to input 70 "Wafer
slip-out". These sensors detect if a wafer has slipped off a carrier during polishing.
Calibration Variable 52 "Wfr slipout detect(0-no,1-yes)" enables the feature.
If set to "0", the feature is disabled. The variable must be set to "0" if the sensors are not
installed. If the sensors are installed, the feature can be disabled if it is not suited to the
application or is otherwise not working reliably.
If set to "1", the feature is enabled. If a slip-out sensor senses a wafer during polishing,
the cycle will automatically halt in an attempt to prevent wafer breakage. The alarm
message "WAFER SLIPPED OFF CARRIER (abort clears)" will show.
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...
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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...
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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...
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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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