JP2022078163A - production management system - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To make it possible to effectively utilize a measured value of a pressing load when a suction nozzle of a component mounting machine is pressed against a load cell from above.

SOLUTION: A component mounting machine 14 has a load cell that presses a suction nozzle and measures a pressing load. When a mounting head 18 and/or a suction nozzle is replaced, a control device of the component mounting machine 14 transmits information regarding the replacement to a production management computer 30, and at the same time, presses the suction nozzle against the load cell from above at predetermined measurement intervals during production, and transmits the measured value of the pressing load at that time to the production management computer 30. The production management computer 30 receives the information regarding the replacement transmitted from the component mounting machine 14 and stores the information with a time stamp.

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Description

The present invention relates to a production control system that manages the production of a component mounting machine that sucks components supplied from a feeder with a suction nozzle and mounts them on a circuit board.

Generally, in a component mounting machine, for example, as described in Patent Document 1 (Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2006-313838) and Patent Document 2 (Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2009-88035), a component is adsorbed by a suction nozzle. In order to prevent the parts from being damaged by impact when mounting the sucked parts on the board, the nozzle holder is provided with a suction nozzle that can move up and down, and the suction nozzle is urged downward by a spring. After the lower end of the suction nozzle abuts on the component during the component suction operation, or after the component adsorbed on the suction nozzle abuts on the substrate during the component mounting operation, until the lowering operation of the mounting head holding the nozzle holder stops. The suction nozzle is pushed against the elastic force of the spring in response to the lowering motion, thereby alleviating the impact applied to the parts.

By the way, the slidability (movement) of the suction nozzle deteriorates due to foreign matter getting caught in the sliding portion between the nozzle holder and the suction nozzle, and the suction nozzle sticks or the tip end side portion of the suction nozzle is chipped. However, sticking or chipping of the suction nozzle may cause a component adsorption error or component mounting error, or reduce the impact mitigation effect and cause damage to the component. Therefore, when the suction nozzle is stuck or chipped, it is necessary to detect it at an early stage and stop the component mounting machine for inspection.

Therefore, as described in Patent Document 3 (Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 2006-108540), a load cell is provided in the component mounting machine as a means for measuring the slidability of the suction nozzle to improve the slidability of the suction nozzle. When measuring, lower the suction nozzle from above the load cell, press the lower end of the suction nozzle against the load cell, measure the pressing load (sliding resistance of the suction nozzle) with the load cell, and suck from the measured value. Some are designed to determine the presence or absence of nozzle sticking or chipping.

Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 2006-313838 Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 2009-88035 Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 2006-108540

By the way, if the pressing load of the suction nozzle is frequently measured during production, the production efficiency is lowered. Therefore, in Patent Document 3, the pressing load of the suction nozzle is measured when the suction nozzle is replaced or when the suction nozzle is replaced. It is performed only every predetermined time (for example, every 2 hours) or when the occurrence rate of component adsorption error exceeds a predetermined value. Therefore, even if sticking or chipping of the suction nozzle is detected from the measurement result of the pressing load of the suction nozzle, sticking or chipping of the suction nozzle is not detected at any time since the previous measurement. It is unknown whether the chip has occurred. Since the component mounting line that produces component mounting boards is configured by arranging multiple component mounting machines, the suction nozzle is stuck or chipped based on the measurement results of the pressing load of the suction nozzle on any of the component mounting machines. When is detected, the operator can see the number and location of circuit boards that have flowed from the component mounting machine where sticking or chipping of the suction nozzle was detected to the component mounting machine on the downstream side since the last measurement. Position) must be estimated, and those circuit boards must be collected and inspected for mounting defects (connection defects, component damage, etc.).

However, it is difficult for the operator to accurately estimate the number and location of circuit boards that may have been defectively mounted and have flowed to the component mounting machine on the downstream side since the last measurement. For this reason, it is necessary to estimate the number of circuit boards that may have a mounting defect to be smaller than the actual number and overlook the circuit board that has a mounting defect, or conversely, to have the number of circuit boards that may have a mounting defect. Estimating more than the above, the inspection work time becomes longer than necessary, or a part of the circuit board that may have a mounting defect has already flowed to another component mounting line. As a result, it takes time for the operator to search for a circuit board that may have a mounting defect, and the workability is also poor.

INDUSTRIAL APPLICABILITY According to the present invention, it is possible to communicate with a component mounting line in which component mounting machines for mounting components supplied from a feeder by a suction nozzle held on a mounting head and mounted on a circuit board are arranged, and the component mounting machine and the network. It is a production control system equipped with a production control computer, and the component mounting machine is
It has a control device and a load cell,
The mounting head and / or the suction nozzle is interchangeably mounted and
When the mounting head and / or the suction nozzle is replaced, the control device transmits information about the replacement to the production control computer, and at a predetermined measurement interval during production, the suction nozzle is moved from above. It is pressed against the load cell, and the measured value of the pressing load at that time is transmitted to the production control computer.
The production control computer is characterized in that it receives information about the exchange transmitted from the component mounting machine and stores it with a time stamp.

In this case, the measured value of the pressed load of the suction nozzle becomes the data for determining the presence or absence of sticking or chipping of the suction nozzle which causes the mounting defect, and becomes the actual machine data for early detection of the mounting defect. Therefore, during production, the suction nozzle is pressed against the load cell from above at predetermined measurement intervals, the measured value of the pressing load at that time is transmitted to the production management computer, and the production management computer is transmitted from the component mounting machine. If the information related to the exchange is received and stored with a time stamp, the measured value of the pressing load measured at a predetermined measurement interval during production is managed in chronological order in association with the information related to the exchange. be able to.

FIG. 1 is a block diagram schematically showing an example of the configuration of a component mounting line according to an embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing a configuration of a control system of a component mounting machine. FIG. 3 is a flowchart showing the processing flow of the first half of the routine (No. 1) executed by the control device of each component mounting machine. FIG. 4 is a flowchart showing a processing flow of the latter half of the routine (No. 1) executed by the control device of each component mounting machine. FIG. 5 is a flowchart showing the processing flow of the routine (No. 2) executed by the control device of each component mounting machine. FIG. 6 is a flowchart showing the processing flow of the first half of the routine executed by the production control computer. FIG. 7 is a flowchart showing a processing flow of the latter half of the routine executed by the production control computer.

Hereinafter, an embodiment embodying a mode for carrying out the present invention will be described.
First, the configuration of the component mounting line 10 will be described with reference to FIG.
A plurality of component mounting machines 14 for mounting components on the circuit board 11 and mounting-related machines for performing work related to component mounting are arranged in a transport path 12 for transporting the circuit board 11. Here, the mounting-related machine is, for example, a solder printing machine 13, an inspection device 15, a reflow device 16, an adhesive coating device, or the like.

A plurality of feeders 17 for supplying parts are interchangeably mounted on a feeder set stand (not shown) of each component mounting machine 14. The mounting head 18 interchangeably mounted on each component mounting machine 14 has one or a plurality of suction nozzles (not shown) that suck the components supplied from the feeders 17 and mount them on the circuit board 11. It is held interchangeably.

A board ID recording unit 19 for recording (described) or storing board identification information (hereinafter referred to as “board ID”) is provided outside the component mounting area on the upper surface of the circuit board 11. The board ID recording unit 19 may record a code such as a bar code or a two-dimensional code, or may use an electronic tag for electronically storing, a magnetic tape for magnetically recording, or the like.

Similarly, the mounting head 18 and the suction nozzle are each provided with an ID recording unit (not shown) that records or stores identification information (hereinafter referred to as “ID”). As the ID recording unit, a code such as a bar code or a two-dimensional code may be recorded, or an electronic tag for electronically storing, a magnetic tape for magnetically recording, or the like may be used.

On the other hand, as shown in FIG. 2, each component mounting machine 14 captures images of an input device 20 such as a keyboard, a touch panel, and a mouse, a display device 21 such as a liquid crystal display and a CRT, and components adsorbed on a suction nozzle. A component image pickup camera 22 that recognizes an image such as a component suction posture and a displacement amount of a suction position, a board image pickup camera 23 that captures a reference mark (not shown) of the circuit board 11 and the like, and a circuit board 11 are conveyed. A conveyor 24 and a moving device 25 for moving the mounting head 18 in the XY direction (horizontal direction) are provided.

Further, each component mounting machine 14 is provided with a reader 26 as an ID reading means for reading the board ID from the board ID recording unit 19 of the circuit board 11. The reader 26 may also serve as an ID reading means for reading an ID from the ID recording unit of the mounting head 18 and the ID recording unit of the suction nozzle, or may be provided with separate ID reading means. Alternatively, a camera such as a substrate imaging camera 23 captures the substrate ID recording unit 19 of the circuit board 11, the ID recording unit of the mounting head 18, and the ID recording unit of the suction nozzle, and each ID is obtained by image processing. You may read it.

Further, each component mounting machine 14 is provided with a load cell 27 as a measuring means for measuring actual machine data for early detection of mounting defects (connection failure, component damage, etc.) at predetermined measurement intervals during production, and is in production. The suction nozzle is lowered from above the load cell 27 at predetermined measurement intervals, the lower end of the suction nozzle is pressed against the load cell 27, and the pressing load (sliding resistance of the suction nozzle) is measured by the load cell 27. The presence or absence of sticking or chipping of the suction nozzle is determined based on the measured value.

Mounting-related machines such as the solder printing machine 13, the inspection device 15, and the reflow device 16 are also provided with ID reading means such as a reader that reads the board ID from the board ID recording unit 19 of the circuit board 11.

As shown in FIG. 1, the plurality of component mounting machines 14 constituting the component mounting line 10, the solder printing machine 13, the inspection device 15, and other mounting-related machines include a production management computer 30 that manages the production of the component mounting line 10. They are connected to each other so as to be able to communicate with each other via the network 31.

The control device 32 of each component mounting machine 14 moves the mounting head 18 in the route of component suction position → component imaging position → component mounting position according to the production job (production program) transmitted from the production management computer 30. The component supplied from the feeder 17 is sucked by the suction nozzle of the mounting head 18, the component is imaged by the component image pickup camera 22, the amount of deviation of the component suction position is recognized, and the component is mounted on the circuit board 11. This operation is repeated to mount a predetermined number of components on the circuit board 11 to produce a component mounting board.

The mounting-related machines such as the plurality of component mounting machines 14, the solder printing machine 13, the inspection device 15, and the reflow device 16 constituting the component mounting line 10 are boards from the board ID recording unit 19 of the circuit board 11 carried in during production. The ID is read by a reader 26 or the like to specify the board ID, and the information of the specified board ID is transmitted to the production management computer 30, in which the production management computer 30 includes a plurality of component mounting machines 14, a solder printing machine 13, and an inspection device 15. , The board ID transmitted from the mounting-related machine such as the reflow device 16 is stored in the non-volatile storage device 33 that can be rewritten with a time stamp for each device (that is, the board ID with the time stamp is associated with the device name. And store it in the storage device 33). This makes it possible to retroactively investigate the board ID and time of the circuit board 11 on which the parts are mounted by each component mounting machine 14.

Further, the plurality of component mounting machines 14 lower the suction nozzle from above the load cell 27 at predetermined measurement intervals, press the lower end of the suction nozzle against the load cell 27, and press the pressing load (sliding resistance of the suction nozzle). ) Is measured in the load cell 27, and the measurement result is transmitted to the production control computer 30. Here, the "predetermined measurement interval" is, for example, (1) every time the number of circuit boards 11 on which components are mounted exceeds a predetermined number, (2) every time a predetermined time elapses, and (3) the occurrence rate of component adsorption errors. Any one or a combination of two or more may be used every time the value exceeds a predetermined value, or (4) every time the inspection device 15 detects a mounting defect (connection defect, component damage, etc.).

The production control computer 30 determines whether or not the suction nozzle is stuck or chipped based on the measurement result of the pressing load of the suction nozzle transmitted from each component mounting machine 14, and mounting failure due to the sticking or chipping of the suction nozzle. Data stored in the storage device 33 when it is monitored whether or not there is a possibility of (connection failure, component damage, etc.) and it is determined by any component mounting machine 14 that there is a possibility of mounting failure. With reference to the above, the board ID of the circuit board 11 on which the component is mounted by the component mounting machine 14 after the previous measurement is extracted based on the measurement interval and the board ID with the time stamp, and the circuit board 11 is used. Is displayed on the display device 21 of each component mounting machine 14 as a "list of circuit boards having a possibility of mounting failure".

In this case, the longer the measurement interval for measuring the pressing load of the suction nozzle, the longer the distance through which the circuit board 11 that may have a mounting defect flows, and the circuit board 11 that may have a mounting defect has already flown. It is possible that some of them have flowed to other component mounting lines.

Therefore, the production control computer 30 includes information on the current position of each circuit board 11 in the list of circuit boards that may be defective in mounting displayed on the display device 21 of each component mounting machine 14. As described above, since the board IDs transmitted from the mounting-related machines such as the component mounting machine 14 and the solder printing machine 13 are stored in the storage device 33 with a time stamp for each device, the stored data is stored. If you refer to it, you can also find out the name of the device (information on the current position) to which the circuit board 11 that may have a mounting defect has flowed since the last measurement.

In this way, if the information on the current position of each circuit board 11 is included in the list of circuit boards that may have mounting defects displayed on the display device 21 of each component mounting machine 14, the operator can mount the circuit boards. By looking at the list of circuit boards 11 that may be defective, the operator can accurately and easily know how far the circuit board 11 that may be defective is flowing.

In this embodiment, the pressing load of the suction nozzle is measured as actual machine data for early detection of mounting defects, but the side image of the suction nozzle is captured by a camera, and the suction nozzle is stuck or fixed by image processing. You may try to measure the chipping. In addition, the actual machine data for early detection of mounting defects is not limited to data related to sticking or chipping of suction nozzles, and for example, even if the amount of positioning error of the mechanical system that causes mounting defects is measured. good.

Further, when the production management computer 30 determines that there is a possibility of mounting failure in any of the component mounting machines 14, the circuit board 11 included in the list of circuit boards 11 having a possibility of mounting failure is carried in. The component mounting machine 14 is instructed to stop the operation, so that the operation of the component mounting machine 14 is stopped. By doing so, it is possible to prevent the component from being mounted on the circuit board 11 which is defective in mounting.

Further, in this embodiment, the plurality of component mounting machines 14 receive IDs from the ID recording unit of the mounting head 18 and the ID recording unit of the suction nozzle when both the mounting head 18 and the suction nozzle or only the suction nozzle are replaced. Is read and transmitted to the production control computer 30. Then, the production management computer 30 stores the ID of the mounting head 18 and the ID of the suction nozzle transmitted from each component mounting machine 14 in the storage device 33 with a time stamp for each component mounting machine 14, and any of them. When it is determined by the component mounting machine 14 that there is a possibility of mounting failure, the mounting head 18 and the suction nozzle attached to the component mounting machine 14 are prohibited from being used, and the ID of the mounting head 18 that is prohibited from being used is prohibited. And the ID of the suction nozzle is transmitted to another component mounting machine 14, and when the use-prohibited mounting head 18 or the suction nozzle is attached, the other component mounting machine 14 stops operation and is prohibited from use. The display device 21 indicates that the mounting head 18 and the suction nozzle are attached, and urges the operator to replace the prohibited mounting head 18 and the suction nozzle.

By doing so, when it is determined that there is a possibility of mounting failure in any of the component mounting machines 14, the mounting head 18 and the suction nozzle of the component mounting machine 14 are prohibited from being used, and thereafter, the component mounting machine is concerned. It is possible to prevent the circuit board 11 from being defective in mounting at 14. Moreover, the ID of the mounting head 18 and the suction nozzle ID, which are prohibited from use, are transmitted to the other component mounting machine 14, and the mounting head 18 and the suction nozzle, which are prohibited from use, are attached to the other component mounting machine 14. Since the operation is stopped when the use is prohibited, even if the prohibited mounting head 18 or suction nozzle is replaced with another component mounting machine 14, the prohibited mounting head 18 or suction nozzle is used. It is possible to prevent the components from being mounted on the circuit board 11.

Further, the inspection device 15 arranged on the component mounting line 10 inspects the mounting accuracy of the component mounted on the circuit board 11, and transmits the inspection result of the mounting accuracy of the component to the production control computer 30. Then, when the production management computer 30 determines that there is a possibility of mounting failure in any of the component mounting machines 14, the mounting position of the component mounted on the circuit board 11 in the component mounting machine 14 may be defective. It is extracted as a mounting position of a certain component, and the mounting accuracy of a component having a possibility of mounting failure is displayed on the display device 21 of each component mounting machine 14 based on the inspection result of the inspection device 15. By doing so, the operator can easily confirm whether or not the mounting accuracy of the component having a possibility of mounting failure is within the permissible error range.

The production control of the component mounting line 10 of the present embodiment described above is performed by the control device 32 of each component mounting machine 14, the control device of the mounting related machine such as the inspection device 15, and the production management computer 30 in FIGS. 3 to 7. It is executed according to a routine or the like. Hereinafter, the processing contents of the routines of FIGS. 3 to 7 will be described.

[Parts mounting machine execution routine (1)]
The component mounting machine execution routine (No. 1) shown in FIGS. 3 and 4 is repeatedly executed by the control device 32 of each component mounting machine 14 at a predetermined cycle during production. When this routine is started, first, in step 101, it is determined whether or not the next circuit board 11 has been carried in, and if it is determined that the next circuit board 11 has not been carried in yet, the process proceeds to step 105. ..

On the other hand, if it is determined in step 101 that the next circuit board 11 has been carried in, the process proceeds to step 102 to determine whether or not the board ID of the circuit board 11 has been read before reading the board ID. If it is determined, the process proceeds to step 103, the board ID is read by the reader 26 from the board ID recording unit 19 of the circuit board 11, and the board ID is transmitted to the production management computer 30 in the next step 104. Proceed to 105. If it is determined in step 102 that the reading of the board ID of the circuit board 11 has been completed, it is not necessary to perform the processes of steps 103 and 104, so the process proceeds to step 105. The processes of steps 101 to 104 are similarly executed by the control device of the mounting-related machine such as the inspection device 15.

In step 105 described above, it is determined whether or not the mounting head 18 and / or the suction nozzle has been replaced, and if it is determined that neither the mounting head 18 nor the suction nozzle has been replaced, the process proceeds to step 108 of FIG. .. On the other hand, if it is determined in step 105 that the mounting head 18 and / or the suction nozzle has been replaced, the process proceeds to step 106, and the ID is read from the ID recording unit of the mounting head 18 and / or the suction nozzle to read the next. In step 107, the read ID is transmitted to the production control computer 30, and the process proceeds to step 108 in FIG.

In step 108 of FIG. 4, after receiving the ID of the prohibited mounting head 18 and / or the suction nozzle transmitted from the production control computer 30, the process proceeds to step 109, and the replaced mounting head 18 and / or suction is performed. Whether or not the replaced mounting head 18 and / or the suction nozzle is prohibited is determined based on whether or not the nozzle ID corresponds to the prohibited ID. As a result, if it is determined that the replaced mounting head 18 and / or the suction nozzle is prohibited from use, the process proceeds to step 110, the operation of the component mounting machine 14 is stopped, and the component mounting machine 14 is used in the next step 111. The display device 21 indicates that the prohibited mounting head 18 and / or the suction nozzle is attached, prompts the operator to replace the prohibited mounting head 18 and / or the suction nozzle, and ends this routine. do. If it is determined in step 109 that the replaced mounting head 18 and / or the suction nozzle is not prohibited from use, the routine is terminated as it is.

[Parts mounting machine execution routine (2)]
The component mounting machine execution routine (No. 2) shown in FIG. 5 is repeatedly executed at a predetermined cycle during production by the control device 32 of each component mounting machine 14. When this routine is started, first, in step 201, whether or not a predetermined period has elapsed from the time of the previous measurement of the pressing load of the suction nozzle, and whether or not it is the measurement timing of the pressing load of the suction nozzle. Is determined. As a result, if it is determined that the measurement timing is reached, the process proceeds to step 202, the suction nozzle is lowered from above the load cell 27, the lower end of the suction nozzle is pressed against the load cell 27, and the pressing load is measured by the load cell 27. Then, in the next step 203, the measurement result of the pressing load of the suction nozzle is transmitted to the production control computer 30, and the process proceeds to step 204. On the other hand, if it is determined in step 201 that it is not the measurement timing of the pressing load of the suction nozzle, the process proceeds to step 204 without performing the processes of steps 202 and 203.

In this step 204, it is determined whether or not a list of circuit boards 11 that may have mounting defects has been transmitted from the production control computer 30, and if it is determined that the list has been transmitted, the process proceeds to step 205. A list of circuit boards 11 that may have a mounting defect is displayed on the display device 21, and the process proceeds to step 206. At this time, in the list of circuit boards 11 having a possibility of mounting failure, information on the current position of each circuit board 11 and mounting accuracy of a component having a possibility of mounting failure are also displayed. On the other hand, if it is determined in step 204 that the list of circuit boards 11 that may have mounting defects has not been transmitted from the production control computer 30, the process proceeds to step 206 without displaying the list in step 205.

In this step 206, it is determined whether or not there is an operation stop instruction from the production control computer 30, and if it is determined that there is an operation stop instruction, the process proceeds to step 207 and the operation of the component mounting machine 14 is stopped. , A display device 21 is displayed to that effect, and this routine is terminated. If it is determined in step 206 that there is no instruction to stop the operation, the routine is terminated as it is.

[Production control computer execution routine]
The production control computer execution routine shown in FIGS. 6 and 7 is repeatedly executed by the production control computer 30 at a predetermined cycle during production. When this routine is activated, first, in step 301, the board ID transmitted from each component mounting machine 14 and mounting related machines such as the inspection device 15 is stored in the storage device 33 with a time stamp for each component mounting machine 14. (That is, the board ID with the time stamp is stored in the storage device 33 in association with the device name).

After that, the process proceeds to step 302, and it is determined whether or not the suction nozzle is stuck or chipped based on the measurement result of the pressing load of the suction nozzle transmitted from each component mounting machine 14, and the suction nozzle is stuck or chipped. Determine if there is a possibility of mounting failure. As a result, if it is determined that there is a possibility of mounting failure, the process proceeds from step 303 to step 304, referring to the data stored in the storage device 33, based on the measurement interval and the board ID with the time stamp. The board ID of the circuit board 11 on which the component is mounted by the component mounting machine 14 after the previous measurement is extracted, and in the next step 305, the list of the circuit board 11 is "a circuit board with a possibility of mounting failure". As a "list of", it is transmitted to each component mounting machine 14. Then, in the next step 306, the component mounting machine 14 to which the circuit board 11 included in the list of the circuit boards 11 having a possibility of mounting failure is carried is instructed to stop the operation, and step 307 of FIG. 7 is instructed. Proceed to. On the other hand, if it is determined in step 303 that there is no possibility of mounting failure, the process proceeds to step 307 of FIG. 7 without performing the processes of steps 304 to 306.

In step 307 of FIG. 7, the IDs of the mounting head 18 and / or the suction nozzle transmitted from each component mounting machine 14 are stored in the storage device 33 with a time stamp for each component mounting machine 14, and the next step is At 308, it is determined from the determination result in step 303 whether or not there is a newly found component mounting machine 14 that may have a mounting defect. As a result, if it is determined that there is a newly found component mounting machine 14 that may have a mounting defect, the process proceeds to step 309, and the mounting head 18 and / or the suction nozzle mounted on the component mounting machine 14 The status is disabled, and in the next step 310, the IDs of the mounted head 18 and / or the suction nozzles prohibited from use are transmitted to each component mounting machine 14, and this routine is terminated. If it is determined in step 308 that there is no newly found component mounting machine 14 that may have a mounting defect, this routine is terminated as it is.

According to the present embodiment described above, the production management computer 30 stores the board IDs transmitted from the plurality of component mounting machines 14 with time stamps for each component mounting machine 14, so that each component mounting machine can be stored. After making it possible to investigate the board ID and time of the circuit board 11 on which the components are mounted in 14 in the past, the production management computer 30 determines that there is a possibility of mounting failure in any of the component mounting machines 14. At that time, referring to the saved data of the board ID with the time stamp saved for each component mounting machine 14, the board ID of the circuit board 11 on which the component is mounted on the component mounting machine 14 after the previous measurement. Was extracted and the list of the circuit boards 11 is displayed as a list of circuit boards that may have mounting defects. Therefore, there is a possibility of mounting defects from the measurement results of this time on any component mounting machine 14. At the time when it is found that there is, the operator can accurately and easily know the list of the circuit boards 11 which may have been defectively mounted and have flowed to the component mounting machine 14 on the downstream side since the last measurement. Therefore, the operator can efficiently collect and inspect the circuit board 11 which may have a mounting defect.

In this embodiment, the list of circuit boards 11 that may have mounting defects is displayed on the display device 21 of each component mounting machine 14, but is displayed on the display device of the production management computer 30. In short, any display device may display a list of circuit boards 11 that may be defective in mounting, as long as the display device is installed at a position that is easy for the operator to see.

Further, in this embodiment, a reader 26 is provided for each component mounting machine 14, and the board ID is specified by reading the board ID from the board ID recording unit 19 of the circuit board 11 with the reader 26 for each component mounting machine 14. However, the present invention is not limited to this configuration, and for example, a reader is provided on the most upstream component mounting machine 14 of the component mounting line 10 or on the upstream side of the reader, and the board ID read by this reader is used. Each component mounting machine 14 may specify the board ID by another method such as transmitting information from the upstream to the downstream component mounting machine 14 via the network 31.

In addition, the present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiment, and it is needless to say that the present invention can be variously modified without departing from the gist, for example, the configuration of the component mounting line 10 may be modified.

10 ... component mounting line, 11 ... circuit board, 12 ... transfer path, 14 ... component mounting machine, 15 ... inspection device, 17 ... feeder, 18 ... mounting head, 21 ... display device, 26 ... reader, 27 ... load cell, 30 ... Production control computer, 32 ... Control device, 33 ... Storage device

Claims (3)

A production management computer capable of communicating via a component mounting line in which component mounting machines are arranged to suck components supplied from a feeder with a suction nozzle held in the mounting head and mount them on a circuit board, and the component mounting machines and the network. It is a production control system equipped with
The component mounting machine is
It has a control device and a load cell,
The mounting head and / or the suction nozzle is interchangeably mounted and
When the mounting head and / or the suction nozzle is replaced, the control device transmits information about the replacement to the production control computer, and at a predetermined measurement interval during production, the suction nozzle is moved from above. It is pressed against the load cell, and the measured value of the pressing load at that time is transmitted to the production control computer.
The production control computer is a production control system that receives information about the exchange transmitted from the component mounting machine and stores it with a time stamp. The production control system according to claim 1, wherein the information regarding the exchange is an ID of the exchanged mounting head and / or an ID of the suction nozzle. Based on the measured value of the pressing load, the defect of the mounting head and / or the suction nozzle is determined, and the mounting head and / or the suction nozzle is prohibited from use.
The production according to claim 1 or 2, wherein when the mounting head and / or the suction nozzle prohibited from use is attached to the component mounting machine, the operation of the component mounting machine is stopped and a display to that effect is displayed. Management system.

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