
(Recipe Manager flat panel touch screen shown with optional Space-Saver Monitor Mount)
The Rite Track Host Communications Interface uses SECSII protocol and the Rite Track Recipe Manager® System (RTRM) to pass user specified events and alarms to your host computer.
Included Features
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Benefits
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The Recipe Design feature enables a user to design, edit and save programs and CPU board options for spin stations, bake stations and dispense arms.
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Quickly uploads and downloads programs to and from the card cage
Allows unlimited recipe storage with alphanumeric recipe naming
Saves time during CPU board replacement by re-populating the card cage with previously saved programs and system options
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(Recipe Design screen showing a 4 card cage system with Coater/Hot Plate program and options)
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The Local Log feature enables a user to capture and time stamp:
- Card cage alarms and events
- Hot plate temperature
- Spindle speed
- Wafer count
- Peripheral signals (with optional Data I/O Module)
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Monitors alarms, such as card cage alarms, to know when they occurred and when they cleared
Monitors events, such as cassette presence or wafer count, to know how many cassettes and wafers have processed
Monitors data, such as hot plate temperature, to plot temperature uniformity over time
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The Graphic User Interface feature enables a user to design custom screens that show track status displays and allow operators to input information.
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Moves the operator interface from the card cage to the touch screen
Provides visual feedback to operators on module processing, recipe selection, alarm condition, and event status
Enables operators to input information such as, recipe selection, operator identification, and processing notes
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(Screen showing track status indicators, wafer count, indexer cassette presence, and START buttons)
Optional Features
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Benefits
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| The Host Communication option uses SECSII protocol to pass user specified alarms and events to your fab’s host computer. |
Enables the host system to make recipe selections, generate reports, and aid in other decision/response scenarios |
| The Data I/O Module monitors digital, analog, and serial inputs. |
Monitors and logs peripheral signals not monitored by the card cage, such as canister low level alarms, bottle sensors, high performance spindle controllers, bulk fill systems, etc. |
| The Light Tower Interface connects with up to 4 light towers using the Data I/O Module |
Indicates track status using red, amber and green lights |
| The Bar Code Scanner can select recipes from bar coded lot travelers. |
Reduces operator error by selecting recipes through the bar code reader instead of manually changing program numbers |
| The Space-Saver Monitor Mount locates the Recipe Manager touch screen and keyboard on an articulating arm. |
Minimizes fab floor space |