philips Eclipse-II

I have a Philips CSM84VZ. There are offset calibrations that compensate the X and Y distances from the camera to the heads and the beam pointer. Perhaps yours is similar and just needs a small Y adjustment for the beam pointer.

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Hi,

Go to Maintenance > Mch Adjust > Adjust Target > Laser Unit > Nozzle Position. Here the laser will automatically detect the centre of the nozzle. Remember - It'll give you the option of using a component for the test but DON'T use any component. Let it detect the centre of the nozzle tip only. It will calculate the nozzle centres of both the heads. Once done, you can save the data if you wish so!

Alternatively, go to Maintenance > Mch Data > Select Target > Vision Parameter On the line - Laser Nozzle Centre, there are 4 columns, X, Y, Z and R. The data here is as below:

X : X position of Head 1 Y : X position of Head 2 Z : Y position of Head 1 R : Y position of Head 2

So you can directly change the Y positions of both heads here.

I am assuming that you have the same offset for both heads (0.5mm) in Y direction and at all angles.

Let me know if this works.

Regards Vinit

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