On Sep 30, 2010, at 7:00 AM, Armin Faltl <armin.fa...@aon.at> wrote:
> Yes and No. The number of practical orientations a board and part can have
> are very limited,
> but to check them, until now a human will be involved. True automation
> readines requires
> that you can feed the file into the machine, the machine knows, where it's
> fixtures are
> and therefore will correctly transform design positions to machine positions
> without
> manual intervention. The operator just has to follow the rule, that the (0,
> 0) marking
> on the board (to be invented) "has to be at the fixture with the red dot".
>
> To help everyone involved, I include 'TOP' and 'BOT' in my copyright notices,
> written
> in copper. My current board isn't square, but then I could state, that the
> baseline
> of the copyright is parallel to X-axis in the XYRS file.
Would registration marks help with this? Three points forming approximately a
90 degree corner. Would give the ability to detect +x,+y
I know our smt lines heavily depend on these marks.
Steve
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