After engineering thermal profiling, and after the machine is again turned on, system initialization is completed and the system is ready for operation. The main menu is displayed on the monitor screen. It lists the last board processes in (1) Board Box. In the screen's center, is (2) the component/site, and on the right is (3) the sequence/action. The GO button is very prominent, as it is located in the screen's center below (2). This screen is shown in figure 5.

The trackball/mouse (figure 6) is used to position the screen's cursor to initiate action as required. Action may be effected to select an appropriate box, as described above, make selections or changes within them or various other Windows locations and menus. After all required settings and selections are made, activating GO is the primary objective to effect rework or repair operations.

Depending upon sequences selected, other requirements as boards, components, flux, etc. may need to be specified before effecting operations. Once GO is initiated, an entire sequence is executed. It should be understood this is dependent entirely on effective operator/machine interaction.

Place red arrow on part (figure 7) to make it more visible when positioning part for processing and ensure red part identification arrow or other identifying sticker is not placed over middle of part (figure 8) as pick-up tube will not make proper seal when attempting to lift it. Also ensure .200" clearance around part site before beginning any operations (figures 9 and 10)