The Unisoft software allows you to quickly create Kitting Labels with barcodes for fast and accurate electronic component kitting. Quickly select the component part numbers for which you wish kitting labels created. Each label contains the part number, unique part number color, step number, p/n description, reference designator, etc. Fast and easy electronic kitting labels for kitting work orders.
Barcodes of various types can be printed on the kitting labels and shown on the display for quick kitting, fast assembly machine feeder loading, verification, inspection, etc.: 2d-qr code, 2d-data matrix, etc.
To use this feature: We assume that you have general working knowledge of the software. If not then please contact Unisoft directly for more detail.
Start the Unisoft software then import the CAD data for your PC board and import your Bill Of Material (BOM). Next click the on the main menu ASSEMBLY SHEETS/1ST ARTICLES then click OPEN SMART COLOR OPERATIONS. The Smart Color window appears at the bottom of the display and you will see the field KITTING LABEL. By default all the thru hole component Part Numbers under the KITTING LABEL field are checked. All checked component part numbers will be included in the Kitting Label to be printed. You may add and remove checks as you wish.
You may optionally add a unique color to each part number label. To do this click COLOR ALL P/N'S at the bottom middle of the display and the select COMPONENTS window appears and check the top 2 boxes only in that window and click OK.
To print the Kitting Labels for the checked part numbers click PRINT ASSEMBLY DOCUMENTS at the bottom middle of the display. Next select the PRINT KITTING LABELS button and click OK and OK again and if asked select the barcode type then click OK and select your printer output.
The labels created by default are standard Avery 5160 type (30 labels — 3 across & 10 down).
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