JP2020188264A - Component mounting line and production method of component mounted substrate - Google Patents

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JP2020188264A
JP2020188264A JP2020117303A JP2020117303A JP2020188264A JP 2020188264 A JP2020188264 A JP 2020188264A JP 2020117303 A JP2020117303 A JP 2020117303A JP 2020117303 A JP2020117303 A JP 2020117303A JP 2020188264 A JP2020188264 A JP 2020188264A
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To start production in the middle of optimizing production jobs.SOLUTION: An optimization processing computer 61, before production is started, sends a production job on which optimization processing has been performed but which is in the middle of optimization to each component mounter 12 in a component mounting line 10, causes an automatic exchanging device 26 which automatically changes a feeder 14 to operate to change a feeder arrangement of each component mounter 12 to a feeder arrangement specified in the production job, then causes each component mounter 12 to operate to start production. After production is started, optimization processing on the production job is continued by the optimization processing computer 61, and in the middle of production, the newest production job, for which optimization has progressed during production, is acquired from the optimization processing computer 61 to update the production job executed by each component mounter 12, and the automatic exchanging device 26 is caused to operate to change the feeder arrangement of each component mounter 12 to the feeder arrangement specified in the production job, then production is continued.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 3

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本明細書は、部品実装機のフィーダ配置を生産ジョブで指定されたフィーダ配置に自動交換する自動交換装置を備えた備えた部品実装ライン及び部品実装基板の生産方法を開示したものである。 This specification discloses a component mounting line equipped with an automatic replacement device that automatically replaces the feeder arrangement of the component mounting machine with the feeder arrangement specified in the production job, and a production method of the component mounting board.

従来より、部品実装ラインの生産効率を高めるために、各部品実装機に実行させる生産ジョブを最適化することが行われている。従来の一般的な最適化手法は、特許文献1(特開2002−171097号公報)、特許文献2(特開2008−218970号公報)、特許文献3(特開2004−79962号公報)に記載されているように、回路基板に実装する部品の実装順序を最適化したり、部品実装機にセットするフィーダの配置を最適化して、実装ヘッド(吸着ノズル)の移動距離や移動時間を最短にするなどして、最高の生産効率が得られるように生産ジョブを最適化するようにしている。 Conventionally, in order to improve the production efficiency of the component mounting line, the production job to be executed by each component mounting machine has been optimized. Conventional general optimization methods are described in Patent Document 1 (Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2002-171907), Patent Document 2 (Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2008-218970), and Patent Document 3 (Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2004-79962). As shown above, the mounting order of components to be mounted on the circuit board is optimized, and the arrangement of feeders set in the component mounting machine is optimized to minimize the moving distance and moving time of the mounting head (suction nozzle). By doing so, we try to optimize the production job so that the highest production efficiency can be obtained.

一般に、部品実装ラインは、複数の部品実装機を使用して回路基板に多数の部品を実装するため、最適化処理で取り扱われる複数の部品実装機の部品実装順序やフィーダ配置の組み合わせは膨大な数になる。そのため、パーソナルコンピュータで複数の部品実装機の生産ジョブの最適化処理を完全に終了するまでには、かなり長い時間がかかってしまう。最適化処理を実行するパーソナルコンピュータの演算能力にもよるが、最適化処理を完了するまでに、例えば1日程度もかかる場合があるため、特許文献4(特開2003−283198号公報)、特許文献5(特開2009−49440号公報)に記載されているように、ユーザーによっては、最適化処理を途中で終了して、その最適化途中の生産ジョブで指定されたフィーダ配置で生産を実行する場合がある。 In general, a component mounting line mounts a large number of components on a circuit board using a plurality of component mounting machines, so the combination of component mounting order and feeder arrangement of multiple component mounting machines handled in the optimization process is enormous. Become a number. Therefore, it takes a considerably long time to completely complete the optimization process of the production job of a plurality of component mounting machines on the personal computer. Although it depends on the computing power of the personal computer that executes the optimization process, it may take, for example, about one day to complete the optimization process. Therefore, Patent Document 4 (Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 2003-283198), Patent As described in Document 5 (Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2009-49440), depending on the user, the optimization process is terminated in the middle, and production is executed with the feeder arrangement specified in the production job in the middle of the optimization. May be done.

特開2002−171097号公報Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 2002-171907 特開2008−218970号公報Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 2008-218970 特開2004−79962号公報Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 2004-97962 特開2003−283198号公報Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 2003-283198 特開2009−49440号公報JP-A-2009-49440

しかし、最適化途中の生産ジョブで生産を開始すると、生産効率が低い状態で生産を実行することになるため、生産時間が長くなって、生産終了時期が遅れてしまう。かといって、生産ジョブの最適化処理が完全に終了するのを待って生産を開始したのでは、生産開始時期が遅れて、結果的に生産終了時期も遅れてしまう。 However, if production is started with a production job in the middle of optimization, the production is executed in a state where the production efficiency is low, so that the production time becomes long and the production end time is delayed. On the other hand, if the production is started after the production job optimization process is completely completed, the production start time will be delayed, and as a result, the production end time will also be delayed.

上記課題を解決するために、フィーダから供給される部品を吸着ノズルで吸着して回路基板へ実装する部品実装機と、前記部品実装機に設けられ、取得した最適化途中の生産ジョブに従って前記部品実装機に前記実装を開始させて部品実装基板の生産を開始するとともに、当該生産の途中で、現在生産中の生産ジョブよりさらに最適化された生産ジョブを取得して、当該さらに最適化された生産ジョブに従って生産を続行する制御装置と、前記生産を続行するに際して、前記部品実装機のフィーダ配置を、前記さらに最適化された生産ジョブで指定されたフィーダ配置に自動交換する自動交換装置とを有する構成としたものである。 In order to solve the above problems, the component mounting machine that sucks the component supplied from the feeder with the suction nozzle and mounts it on the circuit board, and the component mounting machine provided on the component mounting machine and according to the acquired production job in the process of optimization. The mounting was started on the mounting machine to start the production of the component mounting board, and in the middle of the production, a production job that was further optimized than the production job currently being produced was acquired, and the production was further optimized. A control device that continues production according to a production job, and an automatic switching device that automatically replaces the feeder arrangement of the component mounting machine with the feeder arrangement specified in the further optimized production job when the production is continued. It has a structure to have.

要するに、生産開始前に生産ジョブの最適化処理がある程度行われた時点で、その最適化途中の生産ジョブを部品実装機へ伝送して生産を開始し、生産開始後も生産ジョブの最適化処理を続行し、その後、生産の途中で最適化が進んだ最新の生産ジョブを部品実装機へ伝送して部品実装機が実行する生産ジョブを更新すると共に、自動交換装置を動作させて部品実装機のフィーダ配置を当該最適化が進んだ最新の生産ジョブで指定されたフィーダ配置に変更して生産を継続するようにしたものである。このようにすれば、生産ジョブの最適化処理の終了を待たずに最適化途中の生産ジョブで生産を開始することで、生産開始時期を早め、その後、生産の途中で最適化が進んだ最新の生産ジョブに変更して生産を継続することで、生産の途中から生産効率を高めて生産時間を短縮することが可能となり、生産の早期開始と生産時間短縮という相反する2つの要求を同時に満たすことができる。 In short, when the production job optimization process is performed to some extent before the start of production, the production job in the process of optimization is transmitted to the component mounting machine to start production, and the production job optimization process is performed even after the start of production. After that, the latest production job that has been optimized in the middle of production is transmitted to the component mounting machine to update the production job executed by the component mounting machine, and the automatic replacement device is operated to operate the component mounting machine. The feeder layout of the above is changed to the feeder layout specified in the latest production job for which the optimization has been advanced so that production can be continued. In this way, by starting production with a production job in the middle of optimization without waiting for the end of the optimization process of the production job, the production start time is advanced, and then the latest optimization is advanced in the middle of production. By changing to the production job of the above and continuing production, it is possible to improve production efficiency and shorten production time from the middle of production, and simultaneously satisfy two conflicting requirements of early start of production and shortening of production time. be able to.

図1は実施例1の部品実装ライン全体の構成を示す斜視図である。FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing the configuration of the entire component mounting line of the first embodiment. 図2は自動交換装置と部品実装機の構成を概略的に示す斜視図である。FIG. 2 is a perspective view schematically showing the configurations of the automatic switching device and the component mounting machine. 図3は自動交換装置付きの部品実装ラインの生産管理システムの構成を概略的に示すブロック図である。FIG. 3 is a block diagram schematically showing the configuration of a production control system for a component mounting line with an automatic replacement device. 図4はカセット式のフィーダを示す斜視図である。FIG. 4 is a perspective view showing a cassette type feeder. 図5はカセット式の吸着ノズル交換ユニットを示す斜視図である。FIG. 5 is a perspective view showing a cassette type suction nozzle replacement unit. 図6はカセット式の吸着ノズル交換ユニットから回転型ノズルステーションを取り外した状態を示す斜視図である。FIG. 6 is a perspective view showing a state in which the rotary nozzle station is removed from the cassette type suction nozzle replacement unit. 図7は実施例1の生産ジョブ最適化処理プログラムの処理の流れを示すフローチャートである。FIG. 7 is a flowchart showing a processing flow of the production job optimization processing program of the first embodiment. 図8は実施例1の生産管理プログラムの処理の流れを示すフローチャートである。FIG. 8 is a flowchart showing a processing flow of the production control program of the first embodiment. 図9は実施例2の生産ジョブ最適化処理プログラムの処理の流れを示すフローチャートである。FIG. 9 is a flowchart showing a processing flow of the production job optimization processing program of the second embodiment. 図10は実施例2の生産管理プログラムの処理の流れを示すフローチャートである。FIG. 10 is a flowchart showing a processing flow of the production control program of the second embodiment.

以下、2つの実施例1,2を説明する。 Hereinafter, two Examples 1 and 2 will be described.

実施例1を図1乃至図8を用いて説明する。
まず、図1乃至図6に基づいて部品実装ライン10の構成を説明する。
The first embodiment will be described with reference to FIGS. 1 to 8.
First, the configuration of the component mounting line 10 will be described with reference to FIGS. 1 to 6.

部品実装ライン10は、回路基板11の搬送方向(X方向)に沿って複数台の部品実装機12を配列して構成され、該部品実装ライン10の基板搬入側には、回路基板11に半田を印刷する半田印刷機(図示せず)や、カセット式のフィーダ14(図4参照)とカセット式の吸着ノズル交換ユニット81(図5及び図6参照)を保管する保管装置19等が設置されている。 The component mounting line 10 is configured by arranging a plurality of component mounting machines 12 along the transport direction (X direction) of the circuit board 11, and solders to the circuit board 11 on the board carry-in side of the component mounting line 10. A solder printing machine (not shown) for printing, a storage device 19 for storing a cassette-type feeder 14 (see FIG. 4) and a cassette-type suction nozzle replacement unit 81 (see FIGS. 5 and 6) are installed. ing.

図2に示すように、各部品実装機12には、回路基板11を搬送する2本のコンベア13と、カセット式のフィーダ14から供給される部品を吸着して回路基板11に実装する吸着ノズル(図示せず)を交換可能に保持する実装ヘッド15と、この実装ヘッド15をXY方向(左右前後方向)に移動させるヘッド移動装置16と、液晶ディスプレイ、CRT等の表示装置23等が設けられている。 As shown in FIG. 2, each component mounting machine 12 has two conveyors 13 that convey the circuit board 11 and a suction nozzle that sucks the components supplied from the cassette type feeder 14 and mounts them on the circuit board 11. A mounting head 15 that replaceably holds (not shown), a head moving device 16 that moves the mounting head 15 in the XY directions (left-right front-back direction), a liquid crystal display, a display device 23 such as a CRT, and the like are provided. ing.

部品実装ライン10の各部品実装機12は、上流側の部品実装機12から搬送されてくる回路基板11をコンベア13によって所定位置まで搬送してクランプ機構(図示せず)で該回路基板11をクランプして、カセット式のフィーダ14から供給される部品を、実装ヘッド15の吸着ノズルで吸着して、その吸着位置から撮像位置へ移動させて、該部品をその下面側から部品撮像用カメラ(図示せず)で撮像して該部品の吸着位置ずれ量等を判定した後、その吸着位置ずれ量を補正して該部品をコンベア13上の回路基板11に実装して部品実装基板を生産する。 Each component mounting machine 12 of the component mounting line 10 conveys the circuit board 11 conveyed from the component mounting machine 12 on the upstream side to a predetermined position by the conveyor 13, and uses a clamping mechanism (not shown) to transfer the circuit board 11 to a predetermined position. The component to be clamped and supplied from the cassette type feeder 14 is attracted by the suction nozzle of the mounting head 15 and moved from the suction position to the imaging position, and the component is moved from the lower surface side of the component imaging camera ( After imaging with (not shown) to determine the amount of suction position deviation of the component, the amount of suction position deviation is corrected and the component is mounted on the circuit board 11 on the conveyor 13 to produce a component mounting board. ..

次に、図4を用いてカセット式のフィーダ14の構成を説明する。 Next, the configuration of the cassette type feeder 14 will be described with reference to FIG.

カセット式のフィーダ14のカセットケース32は、透明又は不透明のプラスチック板又は金属板等により形成され、その側面部(カバー)が開閉可能となっている。カセットケース32内には、部品供給テープ33が巻回されたテープリール34を着脱可能(交換可能)に装填するテープ装填部35が設けられている。テープ装填部35の中心には、テープリール34を回転可能に保持するリール保持軸36が設けられている。 The cassette case 32 of the cassette type feeder 14 is formed of a transparent or opaque plastic plate, a metal plate, or the like, and its side surface portion (cover) can be opened and closed. Inside the cassette case 32, a tape loading section 35 is provided for removably (replaceably) loading the tape reel 34 around which the component supply tape 33 is wound. A reel holding shaft 36 that rotatably holds the tape reel 34 is provided at the center of the tape loading portion 35.

カセットケース32内には、テープリール34から引き出した部品供給テープ33を部品吸着位置へ送るテープ送り機構38と、部品吸着位置の手前で部品供給テープ33からトップフィルム40(カバーテープとも呼ばれる)を剥離して該部品供給テープ33内の部品を露出させるトップフィルム剥離機構39とが設けられている。 Inside the cassette case 32, a tape feeding mechanism 38 that sends the component supply tape 33 pulled out from the tape reel 34 to the component suction position, and a top film 40 (also called a cover tape) from the component supply tape 33 in front of the component suction position. A top film peeling mechanism 39 is provided for peeling to expose the parts in the part supply tape 33.

テープ送り機構38は、部品吸着位置の下方付近に設けられたスプロケット42と、このスプロケット42を回転駆動するモータ43等から構成され、部品供給テープ33の片方の側縁に所定ピッチで形成されたテープ送り穴にスプロケット42の歯を噛み合わせて該スプロケット42を回転させることで、部品供給テープ33を部品吸着位置へピッチ送りするようになっている。 The tape feed mechanism 38 is composed of a sprocket 42 provided near the lower part of the component suction position, a motor 43 for rotationally driving the sprocket 42, and the like, and is formed on one side edge of the component supply tape 33 at a predetermined pitch. By engaging the teeth of the sprocket 42 with the tape feed hole and rotating the sprocket 42, the component supply tape 33 is pitch-fed to the component suction position.

トップフィルム剥離機構39は、部品吸着位置の手前で部品供給テープ33を押さえて該部品供給テープ33の上面からトップフィルム40を剥離するためのテープ押え45と、該テープ押え45で剥離したトップフィルム40をテープ送り方向とは逆方向に引っ張ってカセットケース32の上部のトップフィルム回収部46内へ送り込むトップフィルム送りギア機構47と、該トップフィルム送りギア機構47を駆動するモータ48等から構成されている。 The top film peeling mechanism 39 holds the component supply tape 33 in front of the component suction position to peel the top film 40 from the upper surface of the component supply tape 33, and the top film peeled by the tape retainer 45. It is composed of a top film feed gear mechanism 47 that pulls 40 in the direction opposite to the tape feed direction and feeds it into the top film collection unit 46 at the top of the cassette case 32, a motor 48 that drives the top film feed gear mechanism 47, and the like. ing.

カセットケース32のうちのテープ送り方向側の端縁部には、部品吸着位置を通過して部品が取り出された廃棄テープ33a(本実施例1ではトップフィルム40が剥離されたキャリアテープのみ)を下方に案内して排出する廃棄テープ排出通路50が下方に延びるように設けられ、該廃棄テープ排出通路50の出口50aがカセットケース32のテープ送り方向側の端面の中央より下側の位置に設けられている。 At the edge of the cassette case 32 on the tape feed direction side, a waste tape 33a (only the carrier tape from which the top film 40 has been peeled off in the first embodiment) from which the parts have been taken out after passing through the component suction position is placed. The waste tape discharge passage 50 that guides and discharges downward is provided so as to extend downward, and the outlet 50a of the waste tape discharge passage 50 is provided at a position below the center of the end surface of the cassette case 32 on the tape feed direction side. Has been done.

カセットケース32内には、テープ送り機構38のモータ43やトップフィルム剥離機構39のモータ48を制御する制御装置52が設けられている。その他、図示はしないが、カセットケース32には、部品実装機12側の通信・電源用のコネクタと接続される通信・電源用のコネクタが設けられている。 Inside the cassette case 32, a control device 52 for controlling the motor 43 of the tape feeding mechanism 38 and the motor 48 of the top film peeling mechanism 39 is provided. In addition, although not shown, the cassette case 32 is provided with a communication / power supply connector connected to a communication / power supply connector on the component mounting machine 12 side.

次に、図5及び図6を用いてカセット式の吸着ノズル交換ユニット81の構成を説明する。
カセット式の吸着ノズル交換ユニット81のカセットケース83は、カセット式のフィーダ14と同様に、透明又は不透明のプラスチック板又は金属板等により形成され、その側面部(カバー)が開閉可能となっている。カセットケース83内には、円盤状の回転型ノズルステーション84を着脱可能(交換可能)に装填する円形凹部形状のノズルステーション装填部85が設けられ、該ノズルステーション装填部85の中心に駆動軸86(図6参照)がカセットケース83の幅方向内側に向けて設けられ、該駆動軸86に、回転型ノズルステーション84の中心部が回転伝達可能且つ着脱可能に連結されるようになっている。回転型ノズルステーション84の外周部には、部品実装機12の実装ヘッド15の吸着ノズルと交換するための複数の吸着ノズル87を所定ピッチで放射状に配列して着脱可能に保持するように構成されている。
Next, the configuration of the cassette type suction nozzle replacement unit 81 will be described with reference to FIGS. 5 and 6.
Like the cassette type feeder 14, the cassette case 83 of the cassette type suction nozzle replacement unit 81 is formed of a transparent or opaque plastic plate, a metal plate, or the like, and its side surface portion (cover) can be opened and closed. .. Inside the cassette case 83, a nozzle station loading portion 85 having a circular recess shape for loading the disk-shaped rotary nozzle station 84 detachably (replaceably) is provided, and a drive shaft 86 is provided at the center of the nozzle station loading portion 85. (See FIG. 6) is provided toward the inside of the cassette case 83 in the width direction, and the central portion of the rotary nozzle station 84 is rotatably and detachably connected to the drive shaft 86. On the outer peripheral portion of the rotary nozzle station 84, a plurality of suction nozzles 87 for exchanging with the suction nozzles of the mounting head 15 of the component mounting machine 12 are arranged radially at a predetermined pitch and held detachably. ing.

一方、カセットケース83内には、回転型ノズルステーション84を回転させる回転駆動装置88が設けられている。この回転駆動装置88は、駆動源となるモータ89と、このモータ89の回転を駆動軸86に伝達するギア機構90とから構成されている。 On the other hand, in the cassette case 83, a rotation drive device 88 for rotating the rotary nozzle station 84 is provided. The rotation drive device 88 includes a motor 89 as a drive source and a gear mechanism 90 that transmits the rotation of the motor 89 to the drive shaft 86.

カセットケース83の上端面のうちの回転型ノズルステーション84の最上端(回転型ノズルステーション84の中心の真上方向)に対応する位置には、ノズル交換口91が形成され、該ノズル交換口91を通して回転型ノズルステーション84と部品実装機12の実装ヘッド16との間で吸着ノズル87の交換を行うようになっている。カセットケース83には、ノズル交換口91を開閉するシャッタ機構92が設けられている。シャッタ機構92は、ノズル交換口91に沿ってスライド移動するシャッタ板93と、駆動源となるモータ94と、このモータ94の回転を直線運動に変換する送りギア95と、この送りギア95とシャッタ板93との間を連結するリンク部材96とから構成されている。 A nozzle replacement port 91 is formed at a position corresponding to the uppermost end of the rotary nozzle station 84 (directly above the center of the rotary nozzle station 84) on the upper end surface of the cassette case 83, and the nozzle replacement port 91 is formed. The suction nozzle 87 is exchanged between the rotary nozzle station 84 and the mounting head 16 of the component mounting machine 12 through the rotary nozzle station 84. The cassette case 83 is provided with a shutter mechanism 92 that opens and closes the nozzle exchange port 91. The shutter mechanism 92 includes a shutter plate 93 that slides along the nozzle exchange port 91, a motor 94 that serves as a drive source, a feed gear 95 that converts the rotation of the motor 94 into linear motion, and the feed gear 95 and a shutter. It is composed of a link member 96 that connects to and from the plate 93.

部品実装機12のフィーダセット部24にセットしたカセット式の吸着ノズル交換ユニット81内の吸着ノズル87を部品実装機12の実装ヘッド16に保持させる場合は、該実装ヘッド12を吸着ノズル交換ユニット81のノズル交換口91の上方へ移動させると共に、シャッタ機構92のシャッタ板93を開放動作させてノズル交換口91を開放する。そして、吸着ノズル交換ユニット81内の回転型ノズルステーション84を適宜回転させて、今回の交換対象となる吸着ノズル87をノズル交換口91に位置させた後、該実装ヘッド15のノズルホルダ(図示せず)を下降させて該ノズル交換口33を通して該実装ヘッド15のノズルホルダに該吸着ノズル87を保持させてから、該実装ヘッド15のノズルホルダを上昇させて該吸着ノズル87を回転型ノズルステーション84から取り出す。 When the suction nozzle 87 in the cassette type suction nozzle replacement unit 81 set in the feeder set portion 24 of the component mounting machine 12 is held by the mounting head 16 of the component mounting machine 12, the mounting head 12 is held by the suction nozzle replacement unit 81. The nozzle exchange port 91 is moved upward, and the shutter plate 93 of the shutter mechanism 92 is opened to open the nozzle exchange port 91. Then, the rotary nozzle station 84 in the suction nozzle replacement unit 81 is appropriately rotated to position the suction nozzle 87 to be replaced this time at the nozzle replacement port 91, and then the nozzle holder of the mounting head 15 (shown). The suction nozzle 87 is held by the nozzle holder of the mounting head 15 through the nozzle exchange port 33, and then the nozzle holder of the mounting head 15 is raised to move the suction nozzle 87 to the rotary nozzle station. Take out from 84.

尚、実装ヘッド15のノズルホルダに保持した吸着ノズルを吸着ノズル交換ユニット81内の回転型ノズルステーション84の空きスロットに戻す場合は、回転型ノズルステーション84を適宜回転させて、回転型ノズルステーション84の空きスロットをノズル交換口33に位置させると共に、該実装ヘッド15のノズルホルダを下降させて、該実装ヘッド15のノズルホルダに保持した吸着ノズルを回転型ノズルステーション84の空きスロットに戻すようにすれば良い。 When returning the suction nozzle held in the nozzle holder of the mounting head 15 to the empty slot of the rotary nozzle station 84 in the suction nozzle replacement unit 81, the rotary nozzle station 84 is appropriately rotated to rotate the rotary nozzle station 84. The empty slot of the mounting head 15 is positioned at the nozzle exchange port 33, and the nozzle holder of the mounting head 15 is lowered so that the suction nozzle held in the nozzle holder of the mounting head 15 is returned to the empty slot of the rotary nozzle station 84. Just do it.

カセットケース83内には、回転駆動装置88のモータ89とシャッタ機構92のモータ94を制御する制御装置97が設けられている。その他、図示はしないが、カセットケース83には、部品実装機12側の通信・電源用のコネクタと接続される通信・電源用のコネクタが設けられている。 In the cassette case 83, a control device 97 for controlling the motor 89 of the rotary drive device 88 and the motor 94 of the shutter mechanism 92 is provided. In addition, although not shown, the cassette case 83 is provided with a communication / power supply connector connected to a communication / power supply connector on the component mounting machine 12 side.

図1に示すように、部品実装ライン10の前面側には、各部品実装機12のフィーダセット部24へのカセット式のフィーダ14のセット及び取り外しを行う自動交換装置26が設置されている。この自動交換装置26は、各部品実装機12のフィーダセット部24へのカセット式の吸着ノズル交換ユニット81のセット及び取り外しも行う。 As shown in FIG. 1, on the front side of the component mounting line 10, an automatic replacement device 26 for setting and removing the cassette type feeder 14 on the feeder setting unit 24 of each component mounting machine 12 is installed. The automatic exchange device 26 also sets and removes the cassette type suction nozzle exchange unit 81 to the feeder set unit 24 of each component mounting machine 12.

各部品実装機12のフィーダセット部24の下方に、当該フィーダセット部24にセットする複数のフィーダ14及び吸着ノズル交換ユニット81を収納するストック部71が設けられている。自動交換装置26は、複数の部品実装機12のフィーダセット部24から交換対象のフィーダ14や吸着ノズル交換ユニット81を取り出してストック部71に回収すると共に、ストック部71から生産ジョブ(生産プログラム)で指定されたフィーダ14や吸着ノズル交換ユニット81を取り出して複数の部品実装機12のフィーダセット部24にセットするようにしている。 Below the feeder set portion 24 of each component mounting machine 12, a stock portion 71 for accommodating a plurality of feeders 14 to be set in the feeder set portion 24 and a suction nozzle replacement unit 81 is provided. The automatic replacement device 26 takes out the feeder 14 to be replaced and the suction nozzle replacement unit 81 from the feeder set unit 24 of the plurality of component mounting machines 12 and collects them in the stock unit 71, and also collects the production job (production program) from the stock unit 71. The feeder 14 and the suction nozzle replacement unit 81 specified in the above are taken out and set in the feeder setting unit 24 of the plurality of component mounting machines 12.

部品実装ライン10の前面側には、部品実装機12の配列に沿って自動交換装置26を左右方向(X方向)に移動させるガイドレール74が部品実装ライン10全体にX方向に延びるように設けられ、自動交換装置26が部品実装ライン10の最上流の保管装置19と最下流の部品実装機12との間を移動するようになっている。自動交換装置26は、保管装置19から生産ジョブで指定されたフィーダ14や吸着ノズル交換ユニット81を取り出して、指定された部品実装機12のストック部71へ搬送したり、使用済みのフィーダ14や吸着ノズル交換ユニット81をストック部71から取り出して保管装置19内に戻すようにしている。 On the front side of the component mounting line 10, a guide rail 74 for moving the automatic switching device 26 in the left-right direction (X direction) along the arrangement of the component mounting machines 12 is provided so as to extend in the X direction over the entire component mounting line 10. The automatic replacement device 26 moves between the most upstream storage device 19 of the component mounting line 10 and the most downstream component mounting machine 12. The automatic replacement device 26 takes out the feeder 14 and the suction nozzle replacement unit 81 designated by the production job from the storage device 19 and transports them to the stock unit 71 of the designated component mounting machine 12, or the used feeder 14 and the like. The suction nozzle replacement unit 81 is taken out from the stock unit 71 and returned to the storage device 19.

図3に示すように、部品実装ライン10の各部品実装機12の制御装置20と自動交換装置26の制御装置27は、部品実装ライン10全体の生産を管理する生産管理用コンピュータ70(生産管理装置)とネットワーク28を介して相互に通信可能に接続され、該生産管理用コンピュータ70によって部品実装ライン10の各部品実装機12の動作と自動交換装置26の動作が管理される。更に、このネットワーク28には、各部品実装機12に実行させる生産ジョブ(生産プログラム)を最適化する処理を実行する最適化処理用コンピュータ61(生産ジョブ最適化装置)が接続されている。最適化処理用コンピュータ61には、キーボード、マウス、タッチパネル等の入力装置62と、生産ジョブの最適化処理の進み度合等を表示する表示装置63等が接続されている。最適化処理用コンピュータ61は、生産開始前に、後述する図7の生産ジョブ最適化処理プログラムを実行することで、生産ジョブの最適化処理を実行し、生産開始後も生産ジョブの最適化処理を続行する。 As shown in FIG. 3, the control device 20 of each component mounting machine 12 of the component mounting line 10 and the control device 27 of the automatic replacement device 26 are production management computers 70 (production management) that manage the production of the entire component mounting line 10. The device) and the network 28 are connected to each other so as to be communicable with each other, and the operation of each component mounting machine 12 and the operation of the automatic switching device 26 of the component mounting line 10 are managed by the production management computer 70. Further, an optimization processing computer 61 (production job optimization device) that executes a process of optimizing a production job (production program) to be executed by each component mounting machine 12 is connected to the network 28. The optimization processing computer 61 is connected to an input device 62 such as a keyboard, a mouse, and a touch panel, and a display device 63 and the like that display the progress of the optimization processing of the production job. The computer 61 for optimization processing executes the optimization processing of the production job by executing the production job optimization processing program of FIG. 7 described later before the start of production, and the optimization processing of the production job even after the start of production. To continue.

生産管理用コンピュータ70は、後述する図8の生産管理プログラムを実行することで、最適化処理用コンピュータ31で最適化した生産ジョブをネットワーク28を介して取得して各部品実装機12の制御装置20に伝送すると共に、自動交換装置26を動作させて各部品実装機12のフィーダ配置と吸着ノズル配置を当該生産ジョブで指定された配置に変更する。各部品実装機12の制御装置20は、最適化処理用コンピュータ31から受信した生産ジョブに従って、実装ヘッド15を部品吸着位置→部品撮像位置→部品実装位置の経路で移動させて、フィーダ14から供給される部品を実装ヘッド15の吸着ノズルで吸着して当該部品を部品撮像用カメラで撮像して部品吸着位置のずれ量等を認識して当該部品を回路基板11に実装するという動作を繰り返して、当該回路基板11に所定数の部品を実装する。 The production control computer 70 acquires the production job optimized by the optimization processing computer 31 via the network 28 by executing the production control program of FIG. 8 described later, and controls the component mounting machine 12 of each component mounting machine 12. At the same time as transmitting to 20, the automatic switching device 26 is operated to change the feeder arrangement and suction nozzle arrangement of each component mounting machine 12 to the arrangement specified in the production job. The control device 20 of each component mounting machine 12 moves the mounting head 15 in the route of component suction position → component imaging position → component mounting position according to the production job received from the optimization processing computer 31, and supplies the mounting head 15 from the feeder 14. The operation of sucking the component to be mounted by the suction nozzle of the mounting head 15 and imaging the component with a component imaging camera, recognizing the amount of deviation of the component suction position, and mounting the component on the circuit board 11 is repeated. , A predetermined number of parts are mounted on the circuit board 11.

本実施例1では、生産管理用コンピュータ70は、生産開始前に最適化処理用コンピュータ61から最適化途中の生産ジョブを取得して各部品実装機12へ伝送して当該生産ジョブで指定されたフィーダ配置と吸着ノズル配置で生産を開始し、最適化処理用コンピュータ61は、生産開始後も生産ジョブの最適化処理を続行し、生産管理用コンピュータ70は、生産の途中で最適化処理用コンピュータ61から生産中に最適化が進んだ最新の生産ジョブを取得して各部品実装機12が実行する生産ジョブを更新すると共に、自動交換装置26を動作させて各部品実装機12のフィーダ配置と吸着ノズル配置を当該生産ジョブで指定された配置に変更して生産を継続する。この際、生産ジョブの更新時に生産を止めないように又は生産停止時間が最小となるように、部品実装ライン10の上流側の部品実装機12から順番にフィーダ配置と吸着ノズル配置を変更する。 In the first embodiment, the production management computer 70 acquires a production job in the process of optimization from the optimization processing computer 61 before starting production, transmits the production job to each component mounting machine 12, and is designated by the production job. Production is started by the feeder arrangement and the suction nozzle arrangement, the optimization processing computer 61 continues the optimization processing of the production job even after the start of production, and the production management computer 70 is the optimization processing computer in the middle of production. The latest production job that has been optimized during production is acquired from 61, the production job executed by each component mounting machine 12 is updated, and the automatic switching device 26 is operated to arrange the feeders of each component mounting machine 12. The suction nozzle arrangement is changed to the arrangement specified in the production job, and production is continued. At this time, the feeder arrangement and the suction nozzle arrangement are changed in order from the component mounting machine 12 on the upstream side of the component mounting line 10 so that the production is not stopped when the production job is updated or the production stop time is minimized.

次に、最適化処理用コンピュータ61が実行する図7の生産ジョブ最適化処理プログラムの処理内容を説明する。図7の生産ジョブ最適化処理プログラムは、生産開始前に起動され、生産開始後も、生産終了又は最適化終了まで実行される。 Next, the processing contents of the production job optimization processing program of FIG. 7 executed by the optimization processing computer 61 will be described. The production job optimization processing program of FIG. 7 is started before the start of production, and is executed even after the start of production until the end of production or the end of optimization.

図7の生産ジョブ最適化処理プログラムが起動されると、まず、ステップ101で、生産ジョブの最適化処理を実行し、次のステップ102で、生産ジョブの最適化の進み度合を表示装置63に表示する。この後、ステップ103に進み、生産開始要求があるか否かを判定する。例えば、作業者が表示装置63に表示された生産ジョブの最適化の進み度合を見て、作業者が生産開始可能と判断した最適化の進み度合になった時点で入力装置62を操作して生産開始要求を入力したり、或は、予め、生産を開始する最適化の進み度合の目標値を作業者が入力装置62を操作して設定しておき、生産ジョブの最適化の進み度合が目標値に達した時点で、自動的に生産開始要求を発生させるようにしても良い。 When the production job optimization processing program of FIG. 7 is started, first, in step 101, the production job optimization process is executed, and in the next step 102, the progress of optimization of the production job is displayed on the display device 63. indicate. After that, the process proceeds to step 103, and it is determined whether or not there is a production start request. For example, the worker sees the progress of optimization of the production job displayed on the display device 63, and operates the input device 62 when the progress of optimization determined by the worker to be able to start production is reached. A production start request is input, or a target value of the progress of optimization for starting production is set in advance by an operator operating the input device 62, and the progress of optimization of the production job is set. When the target value is reached, the production start request may be automatically generated.

上記ステップ103で、生産開始要求ありと判定されるまで、上記ステップ101〜103の処理を繰り返し実行する。その後、上記ステップ103で、生産開始要求ありと判定された時点で、ステップ104に進み、最適化途中の生産ジョブを生産管理用コンピュータ70へ伝送して、次のステップ105で、生産ジョブの最適化処理を続行し、続くステップ106で、生産開始後の生産ジョブの最適化の進み度合と最新の生産ジョブに更新した場合の生産効率向上効果に関する情報を表示装置63に表示する。この際、最新の生産ジョブに更新した場合の生産効率向上効果に関する情報は、最適化処理用コンピュータ61が生産開始後の生産ジョブの最適化の進み度合に基づいて算出する。この生産効率向上効果に関する情報は、例えば、生産時間(予定生産終了時刻)の短縮量、タクトタイムの短縮量、生産ジョブの更新前後の生産時間(予定生産終了時刻)の比較表示やタクトタイムの比較表示等のいずれであっても良く、要は、生産ジョブの更新により生産終了時刻がどの程度早められるかが作業者に容易に分かるような情報であれば良い。 In step 103, the processes of steps 101 to 103 are repeatedly executed until it is determined that there is a production start request. After that, when it is determined in step 103 that there is a production start request, the process proceeds to step 104, the production job in the process of optimization is transmitted to the production management computer 70, and in the next step 105, the production job is optimized. The conversion process is continued, and in the following step 106, information on the progress of optimization of the production job after the start of production and the effect of improving the production efficiency when updating to the latest production job is displayed on the display device 63. At this time, the information on the effect of improving the production efficiency when the latest production job is updated is calculated by the optimization processing computer 61 based on the progress of the optimization of the production job after the start of production. Information on this effect of improving production efficiency can be obtained, for example, by reducing the production time (planned production end time), shortening the tact time, comparing the production time before and after updating the production job (planned production end time), and displaying the tact time. Any of the comparison display and the like may be used, and the point is that the information may be such that the operator can easily understand how much the production end time can be advanced by updating the production job.

この後、ステップ107に進み、生産ジョブ更新要求があるか否かを判定する。例えば、作業者が表示装置63に表示された生産開始後の生産ジョブの最適化の進み度合や最新の生産ジョブに更新した場合の生産効率向上効果に関する情報を見て、作業者が生産ジョブを更新した方が生産効率をある程度向上できる(生産終了時刻をある程度早められる)と判断した時点で入力装置62を操作して生産ジョブ更新要求を入力したり、或は、予め、生産ジョブを更新する最適化の進み度合(又は生産時間の短縮量等の生産効率向上効果)の目標値を作業者が入力装置62を操作して設定しておき、生産ジョブの最適化の進み度合(又は生産時間の短縮量等の生産効率向上効果)が目標値に達した時点で、自動的に生産ジョブ更新要求を発生させるようにしても良い。 After that, the process proceeds to step 107 to determine whether or not there is a production job update request. For example, the worker sees the information on the progress of optimization of the production job after the start of production displayed on the display device 63 and the effect of improving the production efficiency when updating to the latest production job, and the worker selects the production job. When it is determined that the production efficiency can be improved to some extent (the production end time can be advanced to some extent) by updating, the input device 62 is operated to input the production job update request, or the production job is updated in advance. The operator operates the input device 62 to set the target value of the degree of progress of optimization (or the effect of improving production efficiency such as the amount of shortening of production time), and the degree of progress of optimization (or production time) of the production job. The production job update request may be automatically generated when the target value is reached.

このステップ107で、生産ジョブ更新要求があると判定されれば、ステップ108に進み、生産中に最適化が進んだ最新の生産ジョブを生産管理用コンピュータ70へ伝送する。その後も、上記ステップ105〜107の処理を繰り返して、生産ジョブの最適化処理を続行して、生産ジョブの最適化の進み度合等を表示装置63に表示する。これにより、生産中に生産ジョブの更新を複数回行うことが可能となっている。 If it is determined in step 107 that there is a production job update request, the process proceeds to step 108, and the latest production job that has been optimized during production is transmitted to the production management computer 70. After that, the process of steps 105 to 107 is repeated to continue the optimization process of the production job, and the progress of the optimization of the production job is displayed on the display device 63. This makes it possible to update the production job a plurality of times during production.

そして、ステップ107で、生産ジョブ更新要求がないと判定されれば、ステップ109に進み、生産終了又は最適化終了か否かを判定し、生産終了又は最適化終了と判定されるまで、上記ステップ105〜107の処理を繰り返して、生産ジョブの最適化処理を続行し、上記ステップ109で、生産終了又は最適化終了と判定された時点で、本プログラムを終了する。 Then, if it is determined in step 107 that there is no production job update request, the process proceeds to step 109, it is determined whether or not the production is finished or the optimization is finished, and the above steps are taken until it is determined that the production is finished or the optimization is finished. The process of 105 to 107 is repeated to continue the optimization process of the production job, and the program is terminated when it is determined in step 109 that the production is finished or the optimization is finished.

次に、生産管理用コンピュータ70が実行する図8の生産管理プログラムの処理内容を説明する。図8の生産管理プログラムは、生産開始前に起動され、まず、ステップ121で、図7のステップ103と同様の方法で、生産開始要求があるか否かを判定し、生産開始要求ありと判定されるまで待機する。 Next, the processing contents of the production control program of FIG. 8 executed by the production control computer 70 will be described. The production control program of FIG. 8 is started before the start of production. First, in step 121, it is determined in the same manner as in step 103 of FIG. 7 whether or not there is a production start request, and it is determined that there is a production start request. Wait until it is done.

その後、上記ステップ121で、生産開始要求ありと判定された時点で、ステップ122に進み、最適化処理用コンピュータ61から最適化途中の生産ジョブを取得し、次のステップ123で、各部品実装機12へ最適化途中の生産ジョブを伝送し、続くステップ124で、自動交換装置26を動作させて各部品実装機12のフィーダ配置と吸着ノズル配置を当該生産ジョブで指定された配置に変更して、各部品実装機12を稼働させて生産を開始する(ステップ125)。 After that, when it is determined in step 121 that there is a production start request, the process proceeds to step 122, the production job in the middle of optimization is acquired from the optimization processing computer 61, and in the next step 123, each component mounting machine is acquired. The production job in the process of optimization is transmitted to 12, and in the following step 124, the automatic switching device 26 is operated to change the feeder arrangement and suction nozzle arrangement of each component mounting machine 12 to the arrangement specified in the production job. , Each component mounting machine 12 is operated to start production (step 125).

この後、ステップ126に進み、図7のステップ107と同様の方法で、生産ジョブ更新要求があるか否かを判定し、生産ジョブ更新要求がないと判定されれば、ステップ127に進み、生産終了か否かを判定し、生産終了でないと判定されれば、上記ステップ126に戻り、生産を続行する。 After that, the process proceeds to step 126 to determine whether or not there is a production job update request in the same manner as in step 107 of FIG. 7, and if it is determined that there is no production job update request, the process proceeds to step 127 to produce. It is determined whether or not the production is finished, and if it is determined that the production is not finished, the process returns to step 126 and the production is continued.

その後、上記ステップ126で、生産ジョブ更新要求があると判定されれば、ステップ128に進み、最適化処理用コンピュータ61から生産中に最適化が進んだ最新の生産ジョブを取得して、次のステップ129で、最新の生産ジョブを各部品実装機12へ伝送して各部品実装機12が実行する生産ジョブを更新し、続くステップ130で、自動交換装置26を動作させて各部品実装機12のフィーダ配置と吸着ノズル配置を当該生産ジョブで指定された配置に変更して、最新の生産ジョブで生産を継続する(ステップ131)。 After that, if it is determined in step 126 that there is a production job update request, the process proceeds to step 128, the latest production job whose optimization has progressed during production is acquired from the optimization processing computer 61, and the next In step 129, the latest production job is transmitted to each component mounting machine 12, the production job executed by each component mounting machine 12 is updated, and in the following step 130, the automatic switching device 26 is operated to operate each component mounting machine 12. The feeder arrangement and the suction nozzle arrangement of the above are changed to the arrangement specified in the production job, and the production is continued in the latest production job (step 131).

その後、上記ステップ126に戻り、生産ジョブ更新要求があるか否かを判定し、その判定結果に応じて上述した処理を繰り返す。これにより、生産中に生産ジョブの更新を複数回行うことが可能となっている。その後、上記ステップ127で、生産終了と判定された時点で、本プログラムを終了する。 After that, the process returns to step 126, determines whether or not there is a production job update request, and repeats the above-described processing according to the determination result. This makes it possible to update the production job a plurality of times during production. After that, when it is determined in step 127 that the production is finished, the program is terminated.

以上説明した本実施例1では、最適化処理用コンピュータ61が生産開始前に生産ジョブの最適化処理をある程度行った時点で、その最適化途中の生産ジョブを各部品実装機12へ伝送して生産を開始し、生産開始後も生産ジョブの最適化処理を続行し、その後、生産の途中で最適化が進んだ最新の生産ジョブを各部品実装機12へ伝送して各部品実装機12が実行する生産ジョブを更新すると共に、自動交換装置26を動作させて各部品実装機12のフィーダ配置や吸着ノズル配置を当該生産ジョブで指定された配置に変更して生産を継続するようにしている。このようにすれば、生産ジョブの最適化処理の終了を待たずに最適化途中の生産ジョブで生産を開始することで、生産開始時期を早め、その後、生産の途中で最適化が進んだ最新の生産ジョブに変更して生産を継続することで、生産の途中から生産効率を高めて生産時間を短縮することが可能となり、生産の早期開始と生産時間短縮という相反する2つの要求を同時に満たすことができる。 In the first embodiment described above, when the optimization processing computer 61 performs some production job optimization processing before the start of production, the production job in the middle of optimization is transmitted to each component mounting machine 12. Production is started, the optimization process of the production job is continued even after the start of production, and then the latest production job whose optimization has progressed in the middle of production is transmitted to each component mounting machine 12, and each component mounting machine 12 In addition to updating the production job to be executed, the automatic switching device 26 is operated to change the feeder arrangement and suction nozzle arrangement of each component mounting machine 12 to the arrangement specified in the production job so that production can be continued. .. In this way, by starting production with a production job in the middle of optimization without waiting for the end of the optimization process of the production job, the production start time is advanced, and then the latest optimization is advanced in the middle of production. By changing to the production job of the above and continuing production, it is possible to improve production efficiency and shorten production time from the middle of production, and simultaneously satisfy two conflicting requirements of early start of production and shortening of production time. be able to.

次に、実施例2を図9及び図10を用いて説明する。但し、上記実施例1と実質的に同じ部分については同一符号を付して説明を省略又は簡略化し、主として異なる部分について説明する。 Next, Example 2 will be described with reference to FIGS. 9 and 10. However, substantially the same parts as those in the first embodiment are designated by the same reference numerals to omit or simplify the description, and mainly different parts will be described.

例えば、生産中に、部品実装ライン10のいずれかの部品実装機12で特定の部品の吸着率が悪いために吸着条件を変更したり、吸着ノズルに吸着する部品の可搬重量の問題により当該部品の搬送速度を遅くする等、当該部品実装機12の動作条件を変更する場合があるが、その場合、当該部品実装機12のみタクトタイムが遅くなってラインバランスが崩れてしまい、生産効率が低下して生産時間が長くなってしまう。 For example, during production, the suction condition is changed because the suction rate of a specific part is poor in any part mounting machine 12 of the part mounting line 10, or the problem of the payload of the part sucked to the suction nozzle causes the problem. The operating conditions of the component mounting machine 12 may be changed, such as by slowing down the transport speed of parts. In that case, the tact time of only the component mounting machine 12 becomes slow and the line balance is lost, resulting in poor production efficiency. It will decrease and the production time will become longer.

そこで、本実施例2では、最適化処理用コンピュータ61が図9の生産ジョブ最適化処理を実行し、生産管理用コンピュータ70が図10の生産管理プログラムを実行することで、次のように制御する。 Therefore, in the second embodiment, the optimization processing computer 61 executes the production job optimization processing of FIG. 9, and the production management computer 70 executes the production management program of FIG. 10, so that the control is performed as follows. To do.

生産管理用コンピュータ70は、最適化処理用コンピュータ61が生産開始前に最適化処理を行った生産ジョブを取得して各部品実装機12へ伝送すると共に、自動交換装置26を動作させて各部品実装機12のフィーダ配置や吸着ノズル配置を当該生産ジョブで指定された配置に変更して、各部品実装機12を稼働させて生産を開始する。更に、生産管理用コンピュータ70は、生産中に各部品実装機12の稼働状況を監視していずれかの部品実装機12の動作条件を変更する場合に、変更後の動作条件を最適化処理用コンピュータ61へ伝送する。 The production management computer 70 acquires a production job for which the optimization processing computer 61 has performed the optimization processing before the start of production and transmits the production job to each component mounting machine 12, and also operates the automatic switching device 26 to operate each component. The feeder arrangement and suction nozzle arrangement of the mounting machine 12 are changed to the arrangement specified in the production job, and each component mounting machine 12 is operated to start production. Further, when the production management computer 70 monitors the operating status of each component mounting machine 12 during production and changes the operating condition of any of the component mounting machines 12, the changed operating condition is optimized for processing. It is transmitted to the computer 61.

その後、最適化処理用コンピュータ61は、生産管理用コンピュータ70から取得した変更後の動作条件を用いて生産ジョブの最適化処理を実行し、最適化した生産ジョブを生産管理用コンピュータ70へ伝送する。 After that, the optimization processing computer 61 executes the optimization processing of the production job using the changed operating conditions acquired from the production management computer 70, and transmits the optimized production job to the production management computer 70. ..

その後、生産管理用コンピュータ70は、最適化処理用コンピュータ61から取得した生産ジョブを各部品実装機12へ伝送して、各部品実装機12が実行する生産ジョブを更新すると共に、自動交換装置26を動作させて各部品実装機12のフィーダ配置と吸着ノズル配置を当該生産ジョブで指定された配置に変更して生産を継続する。 After that, the production management computer 70 transmits the production job acquired from the optimization processing computer 61 to each component mounting machine 12, updates the production job executed by each component mounting machine 12, and automatically replaces the device 26. Is operated to change the feeder arrangement and suction nozzle arrangement of each component mounting machine 12 to the arrangement specified in the production job, and production is continued.

次に、最適化処理用コンピュータ61が実行する図9の生産ジョブ最適化処理プログラムの処理内容を説明する。図9の生産ジョブ最適化処理プログラムは、生産開始前に起動され、生産終了まで実行される。 Next, the processing contents of the production job optimization processing program of FIG. 9 executed by the optimization processing computer 61 will be described. The production job optimization processing program of FIG. 9 is started before the start of production and is executed until the end of production.

図9の生産ジョブ最適化処理プログラムが起動されると、まず、ステップ201で、生産ジョブの最適化処理を実行し、次のステップ202で、生産ジョブの最適化終了か否かを判定する。この際、作業者が表示装置63に表示された生産ジョブの最適化の進み度合を見て、作業者が生産開始可能と判断した最適化の進み度合になった時点で入力装置62を操作して生産ジョブの最適化処理を終了したり、或は、予め、生産を開始する最適化の進み度合の目標値を作業者が入力装置62を操作して設定しておき、生産ジョブの最適化の進み度合が目標値に達した時点で、自動的に生産ジョブの最適化処理を終了するようにしても良い。 When the production job optimization processing program of FIG. 9 is started, first, in step 201, the production job optimization process is executed, and in the next step 202, it is determined whether or not the production job optimization is completed. At this time, the worker sees the progress of optimization of the production job displayed on the display device 63, and operates the input device 62 when the progress of optimization determined by the worker to be able to start production is reached. The optimization process of the production job is completed, or the target value of the progress of the optimization for starting the production is set in advance by the operator by operating the input device 62 to optimize the production job. The optimization process of the production job may be automatically terminated when the progress of the above reaches the target value.

上記ステップ202で、生産ジョブの最適化終了と判定されるまで、生産ジョブの最適化処理を続行する。その後、上記ステップ202で、生産ジョブの最適化終了と判定された時点で、ステップ203に進み、最適化した生産ジョブを生産管理用コンピュータ70へ伝送して生産を開始する。 In step 202, the production job optimization process is continued until it is determined that the production job optimization is completed. After that, when it is determined in step 202 that the optimization of the production job is completed, the process proceeds to step 203, and the optimized production job is transmitted to the production management computer 70 to start production.

この後、ステップ204に進み、いずれかの部品実装機12の動作条件が変更されたか否か(生産管理用コンピュータ70から変更後の動作条件が伝送されてきたか否か)を判定し、部品実装機12の動作条件が変更されていなければ、ステップ205に進み、生産終了か否かを判定し、生産中であれば、上記ステップ204に戻る。これにより、生産中にいずれかの部品実装機12の動作条件が変更されるまで待機する。 After that, the process proceeds to step 204, and it is determined whether or not the operating conditions of any of the component mounting machines 12 have been changed (whether or not the changed operating conditions have been transmitted from the production management computer 70), and component mounting is performed. If the operating conditions of the machine 12 have not been changed, the process proceeds to step 205, it is determined whether or not the production has ended, and if it is in production, the process returns to step 204. As a result, it waits until the operating conditions of any of the component mounting machines 12 are changed during production.

その後、上記ステップ204で、いずれかの部品実装機12の動作条件が変更されたと判定された時点で、ステップ201に戻り、生産管理用コンピュータ70から取得した変更後の動作条件を用いて生産ジョブの最適化処理を実行し、その最適化処理が終了した時点で、最適化した生産ジョブを生産管理用コンピュータ70へ伝送する(ステップ202〜203)。これにより、各部品実装機12が実行する生産ジョブを更新して生産を継続し、その生産中にいずれかの部品実装機12の動作条件が変更されるまで待機する(ステップ204〜205)。このような処理により、生産中にいずれかの部品実装機12の動作条件が変更される毎に、変更後の動作条件を用いて生産ジョブの最適化処理が実行され、各部品実装機12が実行する生産ジョブが更新される。その後、上記ステップ205で、生産終了と判定された時点で、本プログラムを終了する。 After that, when it is determined in step 204 that the operating conditions of any of the component mounting machines 12 have been changed, the process returns to step 201, and the production job is performed using the changed operating conditions acquired from the production management computer 70. The optimization process of the above is executed, and when the optimization process is completed, the optimized production job is transmitted to the production management computer 70 (steps 202 to 203). As a result, the production job executed by each component mounting machine 12 is updated to continue production, and the process waits until the operating conditions of any of the component mounting machines 12 are changed during the production (steps 204 to 205). By such processing, every time the operating condition of any of the component mounting machines 12 is changed during production, the optimization process of the production job is executed using the changed operating condition, and each component mounting machine 12 The production job to be executed is updated. After that, when it is determined in step 205 that the production has ended, the program ends.

次に、生産管理用コンピュータ70が実行する図10の生産管理プログラムの処理内容を説明する。図10の生産管理プログラムは、生産開始前に起動され、まず、ステップ211で、図9のステップ202と同様の方法で、生産ジョブの最適化終了か否かを判定し、生産ジョブの最適化終了と判定されるまで待機する。その後、上記ステップ211で、生産ジョブの最適化終了と判定された時点で、ステップ212に進み、最適化処理用コンピュータ61から最適化した生産ジョブを取得し、次のステップ213で、各部品実装機12へ最適化した生産ジョブを伝送し、続くステップ214で、自動交換装置26を動作させて各部品実装機12のフィーダ配置と吸着ノズル配置を当該生産ジョブで指定された配置に変更して、各部品実装機12を稼働させて生産を開始する(ステップ215)。 Next, the processing contents of the production control program of FIG. 10 executed by the production control computer 70 will be described. The production control program of FIG. 10 is started before the start of production. First, in step 211, it is determined in the same manner as in step 202 of FIG. 9 whether or not the optimization of the production job is completed, and the optimization of the production job is performed. Wait until it is determined to be finished. After that, when it is determined in step 211 that the optimization of the production job is completed, the process proceeds to step 212 to acquire the optimized production job from the optimization processing computer 61, and in the next step 213, each component is mounted. The optimized production job is transmitted to the machine 12, and in the following step 214, the automatic switching device 26 is operated to change the feeder arrangement and suction nozzle arrangement of each component mounting machine 12 to the arrangement specified in the production job. , Each component mounting machine 12 is operated to start production (step 215).

生産中は、ステップ216で、各部品実装機12の稼働状況を監視して、いずれかの部品実装機12の動作条件が変更されたか否かを判定し、部品実装機12の動作条件が変更されていなければ、ステップ217に進み、生産終了か否かを判定し、生産中であれば、上記ステップ215に戻り、生産を継続する。 During production, in step 216, the operating status of each component mounting machine 12 is monitored to determine whether or not the operating conditions of any of the component mounting machines 12 have been changed, and the operating conditions of the component mounting machine 12 have changed. If not, the process proceeds to step 217 to determine whether or not the production has ended, and if the product is in production, the process returns to step 215 to continue the production.

その後、上記ステップ216で、いずれかの部品実装機12の動作条件が変更されたと判定された時点で、ステップ218に進み、変更後の動作条件を最適化処理用コンピュータ61へ伝送して、ステップ211に戻る。この後、最適化処理用コンピュータ61が取得した変更後の動作条件を用いて生産ジョブの最適化処理を実行し、その最適化処理が終了した時点で、変更後の動作条件を用いて最適化した生産ジョブを最適化処理用コンピュータ61から取得し、その生産ジョブを各部品実装機12へ伝送して、各部品実装機12が実行する生産ジョブを更新すると共に、自動交換装置26を動作させて各部品実装機12のフィーダ配置と吸着ノズル配置を当該生産ジョブで指定された配置に変更して生産を継続する(ステップ211〜215)。これにより、生産中にいずれかの部品実装機12の動作条件が変更される毎に、変更後の動作条件を用いて生産ジョブの最適化処理が実行され、各部品実装機12が実行する生産ジョブが更新される。その後、上記ステップ217で、生産終了と判定された時点で、本プログラムを終了する。 After that, when it is determined in step 216 that the operating conditions of any of the component mounting machines 12 have been changed, the process proceeds to step 218, and the changed operating conditions are transmitted to the optimization processing computer 61 to step. Return to 211. After that, the optimization processing of the production job is executed using the changed operating conditions acquired by the optimization processing computer 61, and when the optimization processing is completed, the optimization is performed using the changed operating conditions. The produced production job is acquired from the optimization processing computer 61, the production job is transmitted to each component mounting machine 12, the production job executed by each component mounting machine 12 is updated, and the automatic switching device 26 is operated. The feeder arrangement and the suction nozzle arrangement of each component mounting machine 12 are changed to the arrangement specified in the production job, and the production is continued (steps 211 to 215). As a result, every time the operating conditions of any of the component mounting machines 12 are changed during production, the production job optimization process is executed using the changed operating conditions, and the production executed by each component mounting machine 12 is executed. The job is updated. After that, when it is determined in step 217 that the production is finished, the program is terminated.

以上説明した本実施例2では、生産中にいずれかの部品実装機12の動作条件を変更する場合に、最適化処理用コンピュータ61によって変更後の動作条件を用いて生産ジョブの最適化処理を実行して、最適化した生産ジョブを各部品実装機12へ伝送して生産ジョブを更新することができるため、生産中にいずれかの部品実装機の動作条件を変更する場合でも、ラインバランスが崩れることを防止できて、生産効率の低下を防ぐことができる。 In the second embodiment described above, when the operating conditions of any of the component mounting machines 12 are changed during production, the optimization processing computer 61 performs the optimization processing of the production job using the changed operating conditions. Since the production job can be updated by executing and transmitting the optimized production job to each component mounting machine 12, the line balance is maintained even when the operating conditions of any component mounting machine are changed during production. It is possible to prevent it from collapsing and prevent a decrease in production efficiency.

尚、実施例2を実施例1と組み合わせて実施しても良い。要するに、実施例1の生産中(最適化処理の続行中)に、いずれかの部品実装機12の動作条件を変更する毎に、変更後の動作条件を用いて生産ジョブの最適化処理を実行して、各部品実装機12が実行する生産ジョブを更新するようにしても良い。 In addition, Example 2 may be carried out in combination with Example 1. In short, every time the operating conditions of any of the component mounting machines 12 are changed during the production of the first embodiment (the optimization processing is continuing), the production job optimization processing is executed using the changed operating conditions. Then, the production job executed by each component mounting machine 12 may be updated.

また、実施例1、2では、自動交換装置26によってフィーダ配置と吸着ノズル配置の両方を変更するようにしたが、フィーダ配置のみを変更するようにしても良い。 Further, in the first and second embodiments, both the feeder arrangement and the suction nozzle arrangement are changed by the automatic switching device 26, but only the feeder arrangement may be changed.

その他、本発明は、実施例1、2に限定されず、部品実装ライン10の構成を変更したり、自動交換装置26の構成を変更したり、フィーダ14や吸着ノズル交換ユニット81の構成を変更したり、或は、生産管理用コンピュータ70を最適化処理用コンピュータ61としても兼用させて、生産管理用コンピュータ70が図7、図9の生産ジョブ最適化処理プログラムを実行して生産ジョブを最適化するようにしても良い等、要旨を逸脱しない範囲内で種々変更して実施できることは言うまでもない。 In addition, the present invention is not limited to Examples 1 and 2, and the configuration of the component mounting line 10 is changed, the configuration of the automatic replacement device 26 is changed, and the configuration of the feeder 14 and the suction nozzle replacement unit 81 is changed. Alternatively, the production management computer 70 is also used as the optimization processing computer 61, and the production management computer 70 executes the production job optimization processing programs of FIGS. 7 and 9 to optimize the production job. Needless to say, it can be changed in various ways within the range that does not deviate from the gist, such as the fact that it may be changed.

10…部品実装ライン、11…回路基板、12…部品実装機、14…カセット式のフィーダ、15…実装ヘッド、16…ヘッド移動装置、19…保管装置、20…部品実装機の制御装置、24…フィーダセット部、26…自動交換装置、27…自動交換装置の制御装置、61…最適化処理用コンピュータ(生産ジョブ最適化装置)、63…表示装置、70…生産管理用コンピュータ(生産管理装置)、71…ストック部、81…カセット式の吸着ノズル交換ユニット、87…吸着ノズル 10 ... component mounting line, 11 ... circuit board, 12 ... component mounting machine, 14 ... cassette type feeder, 15 ... mounting head, 16 ... head moving device, 19 ... storage device, 20 ... component mounting machine control device, 24 ... Feeder set unit, 26 ... Automatic switching device, 27 ... Automatic switching device control device, 61 ... Optimization processing computer (production job optimization device), 63 ... Display device, 70 ... Production control computer (production management device) ), 71 ... Stock unit, 81 ... Cassette type suction nozzle replacement unit, 87 ... Suction nozzle

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フィーダから供給される部品を吸着ノズルで吸着して回路基板へ実装する部品実装機と、
前記部品実装機に設けられ、取得した最適化途中の生産ジョブに従って前記部品実装機に前記実装を開始させて部品実装基板の生産を開始するとともに、当該生産の途中で、現在生産中の生産ジョブよりさらに最適化された生産ジョブを取得して、当該さらに最適化された生産ジョブに従って生産を続行する制御装置と、
前記生産を続行するに際して、前記部品実装機のフィーダ配置を、前記さらに最適化された生産ジョブで指定されたフィーダ配置に自動交換する自動交換装置と、
を有する部品実装ライン。
A component mounting machine that sucks the components supplied from the feeder with a suction nozzle and mounts them on the circuit board.
The production job currently being produced is started in the middle of the production by causing the component mounting machine to start the mounting according to the acquired production job provided in the component mounting machine and the component mounting board is being produced. A control device that acquires a more optimized production job and continues production according to the further optimized production job.
An automatic switching device that automatically replaces the feeder arrangement of the component mounting machine with the feeder arrangement specified in the further optimized production job when the production is continued.
Parts mounting line with.
受信した最適化途中の生産ジョブに従って、部品実装機がフィーダから供給される部品を吸着ノズルで吸着して回路基板へ実装して部品実装基板の生産を開始するステップと、 前記生産の途中で、前記部品実装機が現在生産中の生産ジョブよりさらに最適化された生産ジョブを取得するステップと、
前記部品実装機に配置されたフィーダのフィーダ配置を自動交換する自動交換装置が、前記部品実装機のフィーダ配置を当該さらに最適化された生産ジョブで指定されたフィーダ配置に変更するステップと、
変更されたフィーダ配置で前記さらに最適化された生産ジョブに従って、前記部品実装機が生産を継続するステップと、
を有する部品実装基板の生産方法。
According to the received production job in the middle of optimization, the component mounting machine sucks the components supplied from the feeder with the suction nozzle and mounts them on the circuit board to start the production of the component mounting board, and in the middle of the production. The step of acquiring a production job that is more optimized than the production job currently being produced by the component mounting machine,
A step in which an automatic switching device that automatically replaces the feeder arrangement of the feeder arranged in the component mounting machine changes the feeder arrangement of the component mounting machine to the feeder arrangement specified in the further optimized production job.
With the modified feeder placement, the steps by which the component mounter continues production according to the more optimized production job, and
Production method of component mounting board with.
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