Ticket #1800312

+Omron AOI Support - Helpdesk +Elbert Kim - Omron West Region Account Manager Get Outlook for iOS ________________________________ From: Joe Tscherne Sent: Thursday, June 25, 2026 11:59 AM To: Jeremy Orbach / OEI Cc: Tony Lee / OEI ; Tim Anderson / OEI Subject: Can a previous bare board image be deleted Hello Jeremy, It’s been a while since we talked. I was wondering if there is a way to delete a bare board image from a program. This morning I was scanning in a bare board but accidently rotated the board to the incorrect angle. I then recaptured the bare board image in the correct angle, however, when I was ready to capture the fiducials, the bare board image was still upside down. I captured the fiducials anyway, as they are uniform on the panel, however, I ran into issues with some of the components not being located correctly on their pads, as well as some of the pads for those components being skewed in different directions. I‘m thinking this due to the incorrect bare board image. I tried deleting the program, thinking this would clear the image and I could start again. This only compounded the problem by adding more images to the new program after rescanning. The new program still showed the upside image because it still exists somewhere in the system and does not show the new correct image. I want to delete all images for this board and start again. Is that possible? Also, I know we spoke about the “User” component library in the past, and that I cannot access it or individual components. I was wondering if that issue has been resolved, allowing access to the component library? I would love to be able to delete any incorrect components or trouble components from the library and reinsert them to correct any polarity issues. Best regards, Joseph Tscherne Surface Mount Supervisor Lectrosonics, Inc. 581 Laser Rd NE Rio Rancho, NM, 87124 [phone] (ext. 141) [phone] (toll free) [email] www.lectrosonics.com Made in the USA by a Bunch of Fanatics [Lectro logo 2] WARNING! This is an email from an external party. Do not click on any link or open any attachment if you cannot ascertain that it is safe.