JP2698304B2 - Electronic component assembly equipment - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an electronic component assembling apparatus for performing a predetermined operation for assembling electronic components on a printed circuit board.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art As this kind of prior art, there is one disclosed in Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 3-119799, filed by the present applicant earlier. In this method, various operations are performed via a keyboard in a component mounting apparatus, which is one of electronic component assembling apparatuses.

[0003] Therefore, when the operator is immature, the operator must operate while looking at the operation manual, which is complicated. In addition, it is necessary to secure the installation position of the keyboard, which wastes space.

Therefore, a touch panel switch is mounted on a screen of a CRT for displaying various work items by item,
It has been devised that various operations are performed by sequentially touching each operation switch section of the switch.

However, simply displaying the work items sequentially on the screen makes it unclear which item the currently displayed screen is related to, and thus requires an identification code indicating the item.

[0006]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION Accordingly, an object of the present invention is to display on a screen an identification code indicating which item the currently displayed screen relates to.

[0007]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION Accordingly, the present invention provides an electronic component assembling apparatus for performing a predetermined operation for assembling electronic components on a printed circuit board. Relevant identification codes are assigned to related screens among the sequentially displayed screens.

[0008]

With the above arrangement, various operations are performed based on the procedure of sequentially displaying the various operation items on a CRT screen for displaying each item. An identification code indicating which item the currently displayed screen relates to is displayed on the screen.

[0009]

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below.

In FIG. 2, (1) is an X-axis motor (3)
A printed board (5) on which a chip component (4) is mounted is placed on an XY table that moves in the XY directions by the rotation of a Y-axis motor (2). (45) and (46) represent the X
X for detecting whether or not Y table (1) is at the origin position
Axis, Y axis slide origin sensor. (48) indicates that the substrate (5) supplied from a supply conveyor (not shown) is X
This is an XY table substrate detection sensor for detecting whether or not the positioning is correctly performed on the Y table (1). (50)
This is a supply conveyor board take-in timer in which the time until the board (5) is supplied from the upstream device (not shown) to a predetermined position of the supply conveyor is set.

Reference numeral (6) denotes a component supply table on which a number of component supply devices (7) for supplying the chip components (4) are arranged. (8) is a supply stand drive motor, which rotates a ball screw (9) to fit the ball screw (9) and fix the supply stand (6) via a nut (not shown) fixed to the supply stand (6). 6) is guided and moved by the linear guide (10). Reel numbers are assigned, for example, in order from the right to the position of each component supply device (7) installed on the component supply table (6).

Reference numeral (11) denotes a rotating disk which rotates intermittently. At the outer edge of the rotating disk (11), mounting heads (13) having four suction nozzles (12) are arranged at equal intervals.

The suction nozzle (12) is provided with the supply device (7).
The first stop position of the mounting head (13) for sucking and taking out the component (4) is the suction station, and the suction nozzle (12) located at the outermost side of the rotary disk (11) at the suction station. A predetermined part (4) is sucked according to the order indicated by the NC data of No. 24.

The second position where the mounting head (13) stops next is the component presence / absence detection station, where the component presence / absence detection device (14) attaches the component (4) to the suction nozzle (12). ) Is detected as to whether or not is adsorbed.

As shown in FIG. 3, the component presence / absence detecting device (14) has a component when the light emitted from the projector (15) is blocked by the component (4) and is not received by the light receiver (16). Is detected.

The third position where the mounting head (13) is stopped next.
The second position is the standing chip detection station, where the standing chip detection device (17) detects whether the component (4) is standing and sucked by the suction nozzle (12).

The standing chip detecting device (17) is shown in FIG.
When the component (4) is normally sucked to the nozzle (12) as indicated by a dotted line, the light emitted from the light emitter (18) is arranged to be received by the light receiver (19). When the light receiver (19) of the detection device (17) does not receive the light by the component (4), it detects that the component (4) is standing and sucked as shown by a solid line.

A fourth stop at which the mounting head (13) is stopped next
The third position is a recognition station, at which a component recognition device (20) such as a camera recognizes a position shift of the component (4) sucked by the suction nozzle (12).

The next mounting head (1) of the recognition station
The fifth position where 3) is stopped is the angle correction station, and based on the recognition result by the recognition device (20), the suction nozzle (12) is rotated in the θ direction by the nozzle rotation device (21) and the component ( 4) The positional deviation of the rotation angle is corrected. The rotating device (21) is moved toward and away from the head (13) by a moving mechanism (not shown).

The seventh stop position next to the angle correction station is a mounting station where the component (4) whose angle has been corrected by the angle correction station is mounted on the substrate (5).

(24) shown in FIG. 5 is a component mounting device (2).
5) Tower lights attached to the front cover (26) are arranged in red, yellow, and green, for example, from the top, and notify the operator of various contents from lighting, blinking, and turning off of these colors.

An interface (30) shown in FIG. 1 is an interface, and the X and Y axis motors (3) and (2), the supply stand drive motor (8), the tower light (24), the touch panel switch (31), and the CRT ( 32), a buzzer (42), X and Y axis slide origin sensors (45) and (46), an XY table board detection sensor (48), a supply conveyor board take-in timer (50), and the like. CPU (33) as a control device for controlling overall mounting operation
Is controlled according to a program relating to mounting stored in the ROM (35). The touch panel switch (3
1) is a CRT (32) via a fixture (not shown).
Mounted on the screen. The touch panel switch (31) has a transparent conductive film coated on the entire surface of a glass substrate, and electrodes are printed on four sides. Therefore, a very small current is applied to the surface of the touch panel switch (31), and when an operator touches the touch panel switch, a current change occurs in the four electrodes, and the coordinate value touched by the circuit board connected to the electrodes is calculated. Therefore, the coordinate value is R
If the coordinate value matches a coordinate value in a group of coordinate values stored in advance as a switch unit for performing a task in the AM (34), the task is performed.

(34) is an NC relating to the mounting shown in FIG.
A RAM as a storage device for storing data and various types of data such as the component type and the size in the X direction shown in FIG. 25. For example, the component type having the first mounting order is A1, and the coordinates (X1, Y1 The data such as mounting at an angle of θ1 is stored above.

An operation unit (36) is a start key (37) for starting the continuous operation of the apparatus, an operation key (38) for starting a step operation (described later) of the apparatus, and after a certain work cycle (the XY table). -After mounting all components (4) shown in FIG. 24 on the printed circuit board (5) on the bull (1))
It has a stop key (39) for stopping operation, a stop key (40) for stopping operation during a work cycle, and the like.

The operation will be described below.

First, when the power is turned on, the CRT (32)
Displays the initial screen shown in FIG. On this screen, operation switches for respective items of “production operation”, “setup work”, “data editing”, “device maintenance”, and “environment setting” are displayed. Each operation switch section is color-coded for each item and is displayed in a double frame, and a touch panel switch (31) is attached to the upper surface thereof. Also, an item of the currently displayed screen (“initial screen”) is displayed at the upper left of this screen, and a number (0001) corresponding to the initial screen is displayed on the operation switch section of the “initial screen”. Have been.

The operation switch section of "production operation" is used to start production operation, specify production operation steps, modify production model data,
Touch when performing operations such as teaching ... The operation switch unit is displayed in green. When the production operation screen is displayed, a number (1001) corresponding to the production operation screen is displayed on the operation switch section of the “initial screen” as shown in FIG. Hereinafter, the screen regarding the production operation is unified with “1” in the thousands place.

The operation switch section of "setup work" is touched when performing operations such as model switching, setup change, parts supply manual work, and the like. The operation switch unit is displayed in yellow-green. Although not shown, when the setup work screen is displayed, a number (2001) corresponding to the setup work screen is displayed on the operation switch unit of the “initial screen”.
Hereinafter, the screens related to the setup work are unified with “2” in the thousands place.

The operation switch section of "data edit" is provided by NC
Data editing / Device data editing / Parts library editing
Touch when performing operations such as The operation switch unit is displayed in blue. Although not shown when the data editing screen is displayed, the operation switch section of the “initial screen” has a number (300) corresponding to the data editing screen.
1) is displayed. Hereinafter, the screens related to data editing are unified with “3” in the thousands place.

The operation switch section of “apparatus maintenance” includes management information, information redisplay, apparatus diagnosis, test operation,.
Touch when performing operations such as The operation switch unit is displayed in yellow. Although not shown, when the device maintenance screen is displayed, a number (4001) corresponding to the device maintenance screen is displayed on the operation switch section of the “initial screen”. Hereinafter, the screens related to the device maintenance are unified with “4” in the thousands place.

The operation switches of the "environment setting" include a tower light setting, a buzzer setting, a display color setting, a startup screen setting,
Touch when performing operations such as. The operation switch unit is displayed in gray. When the environment setting screen is displayed, the number (50) corresponding to the environment setting screen is displayed on the operation switch unit of the “initial screen” as shown in FIG.
01) is displayed. Hereinafter, the screens related to the environment setting are unified with “5” in the thousands place.

When the gray "environment setting" operation switch section is touched on this initial screen, an environment setting screen shown in FIG. 10 is displayed. "Environment setting" is displayed below the "initial screen" operation switch section. Is displayed. As described above, the number (5001) corresponding to the environment setting screen is displayed on the operation switch section of the “initial screen”. On this screen, operation switches (all gray) for each item of "tower light setting", "buzzer setting", "display color setting", and "startup initial screen setting" are displayed.

The operation switch section of "Tower light setting" is touched when the operation of setting the tower light (24) lighting for each apparatus state is performed.

The operation switch section of "buzzer setting" is touched when the operation of setting the buzzer notification for each device state and registering the buzzer notification pattern is performed.

The operation switch section of "display color setting" is touched when an operation for selecting and setting a screen display color is performed.

The operation switch section of "start-up initial screen setting" is touched when the operation of setting the display screen at power-on is performed.

On this screen, when the operation switch section of "Tower light setting" is touched, a screen for setting corresponding to each tower light device state shown in FIG. 12 is displayed. Further, an operation switch section of “Tower light setting” is displayed below an operation switch section of “Environment setting” displayed below the operation switch section of the above-mentioned “Initial screen”. The number (5002) corresponding to the tower light setting screen is displayed on the operation switch section of the “initial screen”. That is, the setting of the tower light belongs to the environment setting because the thousands place is “5”, and indicates that the setting is the second screen of the environment setting screen because the ones place is “2”. On this screen, the operator can arbitrarily set the lighting method of the tower light (24) for each device state. FIG. 11 shows an example. For example,
If the device (25) becomes abnormal for some reason, the tower light (24) flashes red, turns off yellow, and turns off blue. Further, when the component mounting operation is continued and the component (4) in the component supply device (7) is out of material, such as a cut, the red light is turned off, the yellow is blinked, and the blue light is turned off. ... When automatic operation is in progress, flash red, turn off yellow, and turn on blue. The lighting, blinking, and light-off are sequentially changed for each touch of each operation switch unit, and can be arbitrarily set by an operator.

When the "standard setting" operation switch section is pressed, the tower light (2) is set in advance as a sample and stored in the RAM (34) and shown in FIG.
It returns to the lighting state of 4). Therefore, if the worker can leave this standard setting, the setting as shown in FIG. 11 is not required. If this sample is acceptable from the beginning, there is no need to perform the setting operation.

Next, when "buzzer setting" is desired,
When the "environment setting" switch section in FIG. 11 is touched, the environment setting screen shown in FIG. 10 is displayed, and the "buzzer setting" operation switch section is touched to display the buzzer setting screen shown in FIG. At the top left of this screen is the "initial screen"
"Environment setting" and "Buzzer setting" under the operation switch section
Is displayed. The operation switch section of the “initial screen” has a number (500
3) is displayed. On this screen, the dial tone of the buzzer (42) is set. Each time the operation switch unit corresponding to each data on this screen is touched, the sound changes in the order of continuous sound, intermittent sound, registered sound, and off. 34). In order to set the registration sound, the operation switch of "Buzzer notification pattern registration" on this screen is touched to display a buzzer notification pattern registration screen shown in FIG. On the upper left of this screen, "environment setting", "buzzer setting", and "buzzer notification pattern registration" are displayed below the operation switch section of the "initial screen". The number (5004) corresponding to the buzzer notification pattern registration screen is displayed on the operation switch section of the “initial screen”. Then, an arbitrary registration sound (ON-OFF combination) is set in the buzzer notification pattern creation chart on this screen.
The creation chart is composed of blocks obtained by dividing one cycle into two seconds into eight, and each block is touched to set a notification pattern. When the block is painted, it is in the ON state and is reversed for each touch. In the example shown in FIG. 12, “OFF ON OFF ON ON OFF OF
F ON ”, and registration of an arbitrary pattern can be set in this way. Then, when the "test key" at the lower left of the screen is pressed, the registered sound is notified by the two-cycle buzzer (42), so that the operator can confirm. With this unique registration sound, the worker can determine that the registration sound heard during the work is that of the line device that he / she is responsible for, and can distinguish it from the devices of other lines.

Further, the number of the registered sounds is not limited to one, and FIG.
Different registration sounds may be registered for each device status indicated by,
Each device status can be distinguished.

When the operator touches the green "production operation" operation switch on the above-mentioned initial screen, a screen relating to the production operation shown in FIG. 7 is displayed. Below the operation switch section of the "initial screen" at the upper left of this screen, the operation switch section of the item (production operation (mounting)) of the currently displayed screen is displayed as described above. The number (1001) corresponding to the production operation (mounting) screen is displayed on the operation switch section of the “initial screen”.

In this screen, the start key (37)
When the button is pressed, the "stop" screen shown in FIG. 7 is changed to the "running" screen as shown in FIG. 8, and the component mounting operation is started, and the mounting step and the information of the suction lane are displayed for each mounting operation. Displayed sequentially. Therefore, the worker now has
What is mounted at the mounting station is the mounting order (FIG. 24).
(Step No. indicated by), and at that time, at the suction station, information (suction lane) indicating how many components (4) in the component supply device (7) are suctioned by the reel number can be confirmed. Note that a black circle in front of each component in the “origin information” section in FIG. 7 indicates that the element is at the origin position. Further, when the operation switch section of "display switching" is touched, the display section displaying the origin information currently manages the outline of the production model, for example, management of a failure (a factor that reduces the operation rate) of the device (25). Information and the like are displayed.

The operation for restarting the operation after an abnormal stop during the operation of the device (25) will be described below.

When the device (25) stops abnormally, the screen of "stopping" shown in FIG. 8 to FIG. 9 is displayed, but the operation switch section of the "submenu" on the production operation screen of FIG. 9 is touched. The sub-menu screen shown in FIG. 15 is displayed.
The number (1002) corresponding to the currently displayed submenu screen is displayed on the operation switch section of the “initial screen” at the upper left of this screen. In other words, the submenu indicates that it belongs to the production operation because the thousands place is “1”, and that the submenu is the second on the production operation screen because the ones place is “2”. On this screen, "Production model data correction / teaching" (blue like the operation switch of "Data editing" on the initial screen), "Information redisplay", "Production management information"
(Similar to "Device maintenance", yellow), "Production operation step designation" (Similar to "Production operation", green), "Operation method setting" (Similar to "Data editing", blue) and "Production model" An operation switch unit for each item of "setup work" (also yellowish green similarly to "setup work") is displayed. In this manner, the operator can understand that these production model data correction / teaching and the like belong to these colors from the colors similar to “production operation” and the like on the initial screen.

The operation switch section of the blue "production model data correction / teaching" is touched when correcting and teaching the production model data (NC data / part type data). Also,
Although not shown when the production model data correction / teaching screen is displayed, a number (110) corresponding to the production model data correction / teaching screen is displayed on the operation switch section of the “initial screen”.
1) is displayed. Hereinafter, the screens related to production model data correction / teaching are unified with “1” in the hundreds place.

The "information redisplay" operation switch is touched when redisplaying an abnormal display or device information that has occurred in the past is performed. It can be confirmed in chronological order as described later. When the information redisplay screen is displayed, a number (1201) corresponding to the information redisplay screen is displayed on the operation switch section of the "initial screen" as shown in FIG. Hereinafter, the screen related to information redisplay is unified with “2” in the hundreds place.

The operation switch section of "production management information" is touched when it is desired to know production operation information (volume, time breakdown, component use status, suction rate status, abnormal breakdown ...) related to the production model. Although not shown when the production management information screen is displayed, the operation switch section of the “initial screen” has a number (1301) corresponding to the production management information screen.
Is displayed. Hereinafter, the screen related to the production management information is unified with “3” in the hundreds place.

The operation switch section of "designation of production operation step" is touched when giving a start instruction of a production model program (continuation of production operation / continuation step of production operation / single component mounting) by step designation. When the screen for specifying the production operation step is displayed, a number (1401) corresponding to the screen for specifying the production operation step is displayed on the operation switch section of the “initial screen” as shown in FIG.
Hereinafter, the screen regarding the designation of the production operation step is unified with “4” in the hundreds place.

The operation switch section of "operating method setting" is touched when setting and changing various operating methods. Further, although not shown, when the driving method setting screen is displayed, a number (1501) corresponding to the driving method setting screen is displayed on the operation switch section of the “initial screen”. Hereinafter, the screens related to the production operation are unified with “5” in the hundreds place.

The operation switch section of "production model setup work" is touched when performing setup work related to the production model program. Although not shown when the production model setup work screen is displayed, the operation switch section of the “initial screen” has a number (160) corresponding to the production model setup work screen.
1) is displayed. Hereinafter, the screen related to the production setup work is unified with “6” in the hundreds place.

Touching the "information redisplay" operation switch on this screen displays the information redisplay screen shown in FIG. As described above, the number (1201) corresponding to the currently displayed information redisplay screen is displayed on the operation switch section of the “initial screen” on this screen.

When the operation switch section of "redisplay of device abnormality" is touched on this screen, a screen of redisplay of device abnormality shown in FIG. 17 is displayed. On this screen, for example, board positioning error (XY table board detection sensor (48) light does not pass), pre-process board transfer error (supply conveyor board capture timer (50) time over), XY table X origin error (X axis slide Each data of the origin sensor (45) without shading) is displayed in chronological order from the latest data to the latest data. Touching the operation switch of "Return screen" at the lower left of this screen returns to the previous screen (that is, the information redisplay screen).
Touching the operation switch section of, an adsorption system abnormality redisplay screen shown in FIG. 18 is displayed. On this screen, data on a suction error of the component (4) by the suction nozzle (12) is similarly displayed in time series. For example, as a component absence (component presence / absence detection station) abnormality, its step number: P01 M0001 R010 and component type: A1 are displayed, and the component standing (standing chip detection station)
As an abnormality, similarly, the step number: P01 M00
11 R021, component type: A6 is displayed. still,
P01 indicates the type of NC data. Further, the pages are sequentially switched by touching each of the “page feed” and “page return” operation switches at the lower right of the screen.

Further, by touching the operation switch section of "return screen" on this screen to display the information re-display screen shown in FIG. 16 and touching the operation switch section of "recognition abnormality re-display", FIG. The screen for redisplaying the recognition system abnormalities shown in (5) is displayed. On this screen, as a result of recognition by the component recognition device (20), abnormal data determined not to be mounted on the board (5) is displayed in chronological order. For example, as a size difference (part size exceeds the allowable value) abnormality, the step number: P01 M0002 R012, the part type: A
No. 2 is displayed, and the step number and component type data are displayed in the same manner as described above as a corner detection abnormality (corner is hidden by the nozzle).

Also, the device information can be redisplayed and confirmed in the same manner.

Thus, the operator can understand the cause of the abnormality,
The cause of the abnormality can be eliminated. It should be noted that each of these data always stores the latest data by 20 cases. Further, on the information redisplay screen shown in FIG. 16, the user touches an arbitrary "clear" (for example, "device error clear") operation switch corresponding to each redisplay item, and touches a "confirmation key" at the lower right. Then, the corresponding data is cleared.

After the abnormality is removed, the third submenu operation switch from the upper left is touched on the information redisplay screen to display the submenu screen shown in FIG. On this screen, select "Production operation step"
Is touched to display a production operation step designation screen shown in FIG. As described above, the number (1401) corresponding to the screen for specifying the production operation step is displayed in the operation switch section of the “initial screen” at the upper left of this screen.
Is displayed. On this screen, an operation switch unit for specifying a driving method at the time of restarting the operation after the abnormal stop is displayed. On this screen, when the operation switch section of “Continuation of production operation (continuous operation)” is touched, a screen of continuation of production operation (continuous operation) shown in FIG. 21 is displayed. The number (1402) corresponding to the screen for continuation of the production operation (continuous operation) is displayed on the operation switch section of “return screen” at the lower left of this screen. This screen is for a case where it is desired to continue the operation from the next mounting step (step number) of the board (5) in which the mounting operation has been interrupted due to abnormal stop, for example.
After setting the mounting step at the next mounting position by operating the "cursor key" and "numeric keypad" on the screen, press the "setting key" at the lower right and press the start key (37) to start continuous operation from that position. Be started. For example, if the user wants to set the mounting step: P02 M0100 on this screen, touching the operation switch section of “P-NO” (NC data number) in the upper left, P-NO: 01 is displayed in the lower left data input section.
Flashes. Then, by moving the "cursor key" to 1 and inputting "2" with the "numeric keypad" and pressing the "setting key", 02 is set in the operation switch section of "P-NO" and is stored in the RAM (34). It is memorized. Next, the operation switch section of "M-NO" (step number) is touched, and M-NO: 0001 flashes on the data input section. Then, as described above, the “cursor key” and the “numeric keypad”
Input "0" and press the "setting key" to set "0" in the "M-NO" operation switch section.
Pressing returns to the "running" screen as shown in FIG. 8 and starts continuous operation.

Further, when the operation switch for "Continuation of production operation (step operation)" is touched on the screen for specifying the production operation step shown in FIG. 20, a screen for continuation of production operation (step operation) shown in FIG. 22 is displayed. Is done. The number (1403) corresponding to the screen for the continuation of the production operation (step operation) is displayed on the operation switch section of "Return screen" on this screen. This screen is displayed when the user wants to mount the component (4) at the next mounting position of the board (5) on which the mounting operation has been interrupted due to an abnormal stop. After setting by operating the "cursor key" and the "numeric keypad" on the screen, when the "setting key" is pressed and the operation key (38) is pressed, mounting is performed at that position.
When the component (4) is to be mounted at the next mounting position, the component (4) can be mounted at the next position by pressing the operation key (38). When the continuation of the production operation (step operation) is selected, the operator visually judges the next mounting position on the board (5). This is used when the user is not confident in the determined position, or when trying to attach one position.

When the operation switch of "1 component mounting" is touched on the screen for designating the production operation step, FIG.
The one-component mounting screen shown in 3 is displayed. The number (1404) corresponding to the one-component mounting screen is displayed on the operation switch section of "screen return" on this screen. This screen shows the board (5) for which the mounting operation was in the middle as described above.
In this case, the user wants to mount the part (4) only at the next mounting position. Similarly, after setting the mounting step of the next mounting position by operating the “cursor key” and “numeric keypad” on the screen, the “setting key” "And press the operation key (38), mounting is performed only at that position.

Incidentally, in place of the production model name “12345678” displayed at the upper right of the submenu screen of FIG.
For example, if you want to change to the production model name "234456789", touch the operation switch section of "model change",
A model switching screen (not shown) may be displayed, and the screen of the production model name “234456789” may be specified on this screen.

Further, as shown in FIG. 26, the work time of the component mounting device (25) is stored in a RAM as the time taken for each item.
If the information is stored in (34) and displayed on the screen when the user wants to see it, the operation status of the device (25) within the working time can be confirmed. Similarly, as shown in FIG. 27, the total abnormal time can be displayed for each type.

In this embodiment, related screens are numbered (as identification codes) as groups. However, the present invention is not limited to this. For example, symbols or figures using alphabets or the like may be used.

The present invention is not limited to the component mounting apparatus,
For example, the present invention can be applied to an electronic component assembling apparatus such as an adhesive applying apparatus that applies an adhesive to a substrate or a screen printing type printer that prints a solder paste on the printed circuit board.

[0063]

As described above, according to the present invention, it is possible to know at a glance which item the currently displayed screen relates to, and the usability for the operator is improved.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a configuration circuit diagram of a component mounting apparatus.

FIG. 2 is a plan view of the same.

FIG. 3 is a side view of the component presence / absence detection device.

FIG. 4 is a side view of the standing chip detection device.

FIG. 5 is a side view of the component mounting device.

FIG. 6 is a screen displayed via a touch panel switch.

FIG. 7 is a screen displayed via a touch panel switch.

FIG. 8 is a screen displayed via a touch panel switch.

FIG. 9 is a screen displayed via a touch panel switch.

FIG. 10 is a screen displayed via a touch panel switch.

FIG. 11 is a screen displayed via a touch panel switch.

FIG. 12 is a screen displayed via a touch panel switch.

FIG. 13 is a screen displayed via a touch panel switch.

FIG. 14 is a screen displayed via a touch panel switch.

FIG. 15 is a screen displayed via a touch panel switch.

FIG. 16 is a screen displayed via a touch panel switch.

FIG. 17 is a screen displayed via a touch panel switch.

FIG. 18 is a screen displayed via a touch panel switch.

FIG. 19 is a screen displayed via a touch panel switch.

FIG. 20 is a screen displayed via a touch panel switch.

FIG. 21 is a screen displayed via a touch panel switch.

FIG. 22 is a screen displayed via a touch panel switch.

FIG. 23 is a screen displayed via a touch panel switch.

FIG. 24 is a screen displayed via a touch panel switch.

FIG. 25 is a screen displayed via a touch panel switch.

FIG. 26 is a screen displayed via a touch panel switch.

FIG. 27 is a screen displayed via a touch panel switch.

[Explanation of symbols]

 (1) XY table (5) Printed circuit board (24) Tower light (25) Component mounting device (31) Touch panel switch (32) CRT (33) CPU (34) RAM (42) Buzzer

 ──────────────────────────────────────────────────続 き Continuing on the front page (72) Kazuyoshi Ieizumi 2--18 Keihanhondori, Moriguchi-shi, Osaka Sanyo Electric Co., Ltd. (72) Yoshiyuki Kumakura 2--18 Keihanhondori, Moriguchi-shi, Osaka Inside Sanyo Electric Co., Ltd. (72) Akira Aoki 2-18-18 Keihanhondori, Moriguchi-shi, Osaka Prefecture Inside Sanyo Electric Co., Ltd. (72) Shigeo Katsuta 2-18 Keihanhondori, Moriguchi-shi, Osaka Sanyo (56) References JP-A-3-119799 (JP, A) JP-A-3-22296 (JP, U)

Claims (1)

(57) [Claims] 2. Description of the Related Art In an electronic component assembling apparatus for performing a predetermined operation for assembling electronic components on a printed circuit board, a related one of screens sequentially displayed on a CRT screen displaying various operation items by item. An electronic component assembling apparatus, wherein each screen has an associated identification code.