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. Part numbers are automatically assigned to the assembly step you wish (for example: Step 1 for Hand Inserts, Step 2 Chip Shooter components, etc
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example: Step 1 for Hand Inserts, Step 2 Chip Shooter components, etc). The part numbers are then automatically uniquely colored. If needed, overlay annotation notes can be added to each step. Next for each step matching assembly lists and assembly drawings
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assembly drawing sheets for each step in the assembly process. Part numbers are automatically assigned to the assembly step you wish (for example: Step 1 for Hand Inserts, Step 2 Chip Shooter components, etc). The part numbers are then automatically uniquely
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each step in the assembly process. Part numbers are automatically assigned to the assembly step you wish (for example: Step 1 for Hand Inserts, Step 2 Chip Shooter components, etc). The part numbers are then automatically uniquely colored. If needed
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lists and assembly drawing sheets for each step in the assembly process. Part numbers are automatically assigned to the assembly step you wish (for example: Step 1 for Hand Inserts, Step 2 Chip Shooter components, etc). The part numbers are then
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the current operation and asking you if you want to perform that operation. The current operation is "This Serial Number is supposed to go to Chip Shooter Topside". Click "YES" . Click "VIEW" from the top menu and click "ZOOM TO FIT" . Note that CELLS
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the current operation and asking you if you want to perform that operation. The current operation is "This Serial Number is supposed to go to Chip Shooter Topside". Click "YES" . Click "VIEW" from the top menu and click "ZOOM TO FIT" . Note that CELLS
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). This report is the total solder joint count for the PC Board broken down by SMT, Thru Hole and part number. This report is used by Contract and OEM manufacturers for quality tracking
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