Patent Publication Number: US-10327368-B2

Title: Panel device including a panel and a support mechanism

Description:
TECHNICAL FIELD 
     The present application relates to a panel device for performing at least one of input and output of information related to operation of a work machine, and a work machine provided with the panel device. 
     BACKGROUND ART 
     Many work machines are provided with a panel device for performing at least one of input and output of information related to operation of the work machine. Among such panel devices are items with panels that are supported rotatably and items for which the position of the panel is changeable. With the panel devices disclosed in the patent literature below, the panel is rotatable around a support axis, or the panel is movable around a support axis.
     Patent Literature 1: JP-A-2009-170442   Patent Literature 2: JP-A-2007-035744   

     Summary 
     In recent years, work machines have become more compact, so securing arrangement space for a panel device is problematic. Thus, there are cases in which panel devices are provided in front of work machine covers, or in front of other devices or the like, causing an obstruction to other work. In such a case, with the panel devices disclosed in the above patent literature, it is possible to change the position of the panel device such that it does not obstruct other work, by moving the panel around a support axis. However, as the panel is moved, the direction of the surface of the panel, that is, the display surface or the input surface, changes, making it difficult for an operator to see the display surface or the like of the panel. Specifically, for example, if an operator rotates a panel that is facing the operator 90 degrees around the support axis, the operator is then facing the side surface of the panel, making viewing the display surface of the panel difficult. The present disclosure takes account of such problems and an object thereof is to provide a panel device for which the display surface or the like of the panel is easy to view even when the panel is moved. 
     Solution to Problem 
     To solve the above problems, disclosed is a panel device comprising: a panel for performing at least one of input and output of information related to operation of a work machine; and a support mechanism that rotatably supports the panel, wherein the support mechanism includes a first support axis fixed to the work machine, a second support axis fixed to the panel, a connecting arm that is swingably held by the first support axis and the second support axis and connects the first support axis and the second support axis, a guide rail formed on one of the work machine and the panel, an engaging member engaged with the guide rail that moves along the guide rail, and a regulating arm attachable to the engaging member and held on the other of the work machine and the panel so as to be oscillatable by one of the first support axis and the second support axis, further wherein when the panel rotates, the rotation angle of the connecting arm with respect to the first support axis and the rotation angle of the connecting arm with respect to the second support axis are regulated by the regulating arm. 
     Further, also disclosed is a panel device according to the aspect above, wherein the support mechanism includes a rotation prevention mechanism that prevents at least one of rotation of the connecting arm with respect to the first support axis, and rotation of the connecting arm with respect to the second support axis. 
     Further, also disclosed is the panel device according to an aspect above, wherein the rotation prevention mechanism, when the engaging member moves to at least one end of the guide rail, prevents at least one of rotation of the connecting arm with respect to the first support axis, and rotation of the connecting arm with respect to the second support axis. 
     Further, also disclosed is the panel device according to an aspect above, wherein the support mechanism includes an operating member operated when releasing prevention of rotation of the connecting arm by the rotation prevention mechanism, and the operating member is provided on a side section of the panel. 
     Further, also disclosed is the panel device according to an aspect above, wherein the first support axis, the second support axis, the connecting arm, and the regulating arm are provided on a rear surface of the panel. 
     Further, also disclosed is the panel device according to an aspect above, wherein the work machine is provided with a work machine cover that covers an upper portion of the work machine and rotates up, and the panel moves in front of the work machine cover when rotated to the work machine side. 
     Further, also disclosed is a work machine that performs mounting work to a circuit board, the work machine comprising: a mounting work device that functions as at least one of a device for supplying items required for mounting work to the circuit board, a device for ejecting items not required for mounting work, and a device for performing processing required for mounting work; a mounting section, for mounting the mounting work device, that is provided at a predetermined end section of a base; the panel device according to an aspect above provided at the predetermined end section, wherein the mounting work device is configured from a main body mounted on the mounting section, and a slide section that slides with respect to the main body section in a direction away from the panel device. 
     Advantageous Effects of Invention 
     Further, the support mechanism that supports the panel includes a first support axis fixed to the work machine, a second support axis fixed to the panel, a connecting arm that is swingably held by the first support axis and the second support axis and connects the first support axis and the second support axis, a guide rail formed on one of the work machine and the panel, an engaging member engaged with the guide rail that moves along the guide rail, and a regulating arm attachable to the engaging member and held on the other of the work machine and the panel so as to be oscillatable by one of the first support axis and the second support axis. Further, when the panel rotates, the rotation angle of the connecting arm with respect to the first support axis and the rotation angle of the connecting arm with respect to the second support axis are regulated by the regulating arm. That is, when the connecting arm oscillates, because the oscillation of the connecting arm and the rotation angle of the panel are regulated by the regulating arm, the display screen or the like of the panel is able to be maintained in a state facing a specified direction. Thus, according to the disclosed panel device, the display surface or the like of the panel is easy to view even when the panel is moved 
     Further, with the panel device having a support mechanism including a rotation prevention device, at least one of rotation of the connecting arm with respect to the first support axis and rotation of the connecting arm with respect to the second support axis is prevented. Thus, the panel is prevented from striking the work machine and so on. 
     Further, when the engaging member is moved to at least one of the ends of the guide rails, at least one of rotation of the connecting arm with respect to the first support axis and rotation of the connecting arm with respect to the second support axis is prevented. Thus, the engaging member is prevented from striking the ends of the guide rails. 
     Further, with the panel device having a support mechanism including an operating member provided on a side section of the panel when an operator moves the panel, it is possible to release the prevention of rotation of the arm by grasping the side section of the panel. This makes it easy for an operator to perform operation to release the prevention of rotation of the arm and operation for moving the panel at the same time, thereby improving usability of the panel device. 
     Further, with the panel device having the first support axis, the second support axis, the connecting arm, and the regulating arm provided on a rear surface of the panel, the first support axis, the second support axis, the connecting arm, and the regulating arm are provided on a rear surface of the panel. Thus, it is easy to make the external appearance of the front side of the panel device simple. 
     Further, with the work machine provided with a work machine cover, and the panel positioned in front of the work machine cover when the panel is rotated to the work machine side, when an operator performs maintenance or the like inside the work machine with the work machine cover open, the panel is an extreme nuisance, so the operator will move the panel. Here, there are cases in which work is performed while viewing the panel, so usability worsens if it is no longer possible to view the display screen of the panel due to the panel having been moved. Thus, a panel device for which it is easy to view the display screen of the panel even when the panel is moved is desirable. Thus, with the work machine according to claim  6 , the effects of a panel device for which it is easy to view the display screen of the panel even when the panel is moved are sufficiently enabled. 
     Further, with the work machine according to an aspect above, a device suitable formounting work, a mounting section for mounting that device, and a panel device are provided, and the mounting section and the panel device are arranged at a specified end of a base. Also, the device suitable for mounting work is configured from a main body section on which the mounting section is mounted, and a slide section that slides in a direction away from the panel device with respect to the main body section. That is, by sliding the slide section in a direction away from the panel device, it is possible to create space in front of the specified end of the base. Also, the panel is able to be moved with the display surface of the panel facing the space. Accordingly, work space is maintained in front of the specified end of the base, and in that work space it is possible for an operator to perform work while comfortably viewing the display screen or the like of the panel. 
    
    
     
       BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF DRAWINGS 
         FIG. 1  is a perspective view of an electronic component mounter that is an embodiment of the disclosure. 
         FIG. 2  is a plan view of the electronic component mounter of  FIG. 1 . 
         FIG. 3  is a perspective view of the die supply device with which the electronic component mounter of  FIG. 1  is provided. 
         FIG. 4  is a perspective view of the panel device with which the electronic component mounter of  FIG. 1  is provided. 
         FIG. 5  is a perspective view showing the panel device with the panel removed. 
         FIG. 6  is a perspective view showing the panel device with the panel removed. 
         FIG. 7  is a perspective view showing the panel device from the rear side. 
         FIG. 8  is a plan view of the panel device before the panel is rotated. 
         FIG. 9  is a perspective view showing the panel device of  FIG. 8  from diagonally above. 
         FIG. 10  is a plan view of the panel device as the panel is rotated. 
         FIG. 11  is a perspective view showing the panel device of  FIG. 10  from diagonally above. 
         FIG. 12  is a plan view of the panel device as the panel is rotated. 
         FIG. 13  is a perspective view showing the panel device of  FIG. 12  from diagonally above. 
         FIG. 14  is a plan view of the panel device after the panel is rotated. 
         FIG. 15  is a perspective view showing the panel device of  FIG. 14  from diagonally above. 
         FIG. 16  is a plan view of the panel device after rotation of the panel and a die supply device in a state in which a die body storage device has been slid. 
     
    
    
     Description of Preferred Embodiments 
     The following describes in detail referring to the figures an example embodiment of the present disclosure. 
     Configuration of Electronic Component Mounter 
       FIGS. 1 and 2  show electronic component mounter  10  of an embodiment of the present disclosure.  FIG. 1  is a perspective view of electronic component mounter  10 , and  FIG. 2  is a plan view showing electronic component mounter  10  from which cover  12  and the like have been removed. Electronic component mounter  10  is a working machine that mounts electronic components on a circuit board. Electronic component mounter  10  is provided with conveyance device  20 , mounting head moving device (hereinafter, referred to as a “moving device”)  22 , mounting head  24 , flux supply device  26 , electronic component ejection device  28 , die supply device  30 , and panel device  32 . Note that, in the following description, the width direction of electronic component mounter  10  is referred to as the X-axis direction and a horizontal direction orthogonal to the X-axis direction is referred to as the Y-axis direction. 
     Conveyance device  20  is provided with conveyor devices  40  and  42 . These two conveyor devices  40  and  42  are provided on base  46  parallel to each other and extending in the X-axis direction. Each of the two conveyor devices  40  and  42  conveys a circuit board in the X-axis direction using an electromagnetic motor (not shown). Also, the circuit board is fixedly held at a predetermined position by a board holding device (not shown). 
     Moving device  22  includes a pair of Y-axis direction guide rails  50  extending in the Y-axis direction and an X-axis direction guide rail  52  extending in the X-axis direction. X-axis direction guide rail  52  is provided on the pair of Y-axis direction guide rails  50 . Further, X-axis direction guide rail  52  is moved to any position in the Y-axis direction by the driving of an electromagnetic motor (not shown). Furthermore, X-axis direction guide rail  52  holds slider  54  that can move along an axis line thereof. Slider  54  is moved to any position in the X-axis direction by the driving of an electromagnetic motor (not shown). Mounting head  24  is attached to slider  54 . According to such a structure, mounting head  24  is moved to any position on base  46 . 
     Mounting head  24  mounts electronic components on a circuit board. Mounting head  24  includes suction nozzle  60  that is provided on a lower end face of the mounting head. Suction nozzle  60  is connected to a positive/negative pressure supply device (not shown) via a negative pressure air and positive pressure air passage. Suction nozzle  60  picks up and holds an electronic component using negative pressure, and releases the held electronic component using positive pressure. Also, mounting head  24  has a nozzle raising/lowering device (not shown) that raises/lowers suction nozzle  60 . Mounting head  24  changes the position of the held electronic component in a vertical direction by the nozzle raising/lowering device. Note that, suction nozzle  60  is detachably mounted on mounting head  24 . 
     Flux supply device  26  is provided at one end of base  46  in the Y-axis direction. In detail, the upper surface of base  46  is formed in a substantially rectangular shape, and device pallet  70  is fixed to the front edge of base  46  in the Y-axis direction. Further, flux supply device  26  is mounted on device pallet  70 . Flux supply device  26  includes body base  72  and flux tray  74 . Body base  72  is formed in a rectangular shape and extends in the longitudinal direction, and a slide section (not shown) is provided on the back of body base  72 . Multiple grooves  75  are formed on the upper surface of device pallet  70  extending in the Y-axis direction. Further, body base  72  is mounted on device pallet  70  by the slide section of body base  72  engaging with grooves  75 . Also, body base  72  is detachably mounted on device pallet  70 . 
     Moreover, the rear end of body base  72  extends from base  46 . Flux tray  74  is loaded on the upper surface of the front end of body base  72 , and flux is stored in flux tray  74 . Note that, a solution other than flux, specifically, molten solder or the like can be stored in flux tray  74 . Also, body base  72  is provided with a connector (not shown). The connector is connected to a connector connection portion (not shown) of device pallet  70  by body base  72  being mounted on device pallet  70 . Accordingly, flux supply device  26  is electrically connected to electronic component mounter  10 . 
     Electronic component ejection device  28  includes moving mechanism  76 , body base  78 , and loading plate  80 . Body base  78  is formed in a rectangular shape and extends in the longitudinal direction, and a slide section (not shown) is provided on the back of body base  78 . Further, body base  78  is mounted on device pallet  70  by the slide section engaging with grooves  75  of device pallet  70 . Note that, like body base  72  of flux supply device  26 , body base  78  of electronic component ejection device  28  is also detachably mounted on device pallet  70 . 
     Further, moving mechanism  76  includes rail  82 , and rail  82  is provided on body base  78  extending in the Y-axis direction. Loading plate  80  is supported by rail  82  so as to be slidable in an axial direction thereof, and is moved in the Y-axis direction by the driving of an electromagnetic motor (not shown). Specifically, loading plate  80  is moved between one end of body base  78 , which is positioned on base  46 , and the other end of body base  78 , which extends from base  46 . 
     Also, body base  78  is provided with a connector (not shown). The connector is connected to a connector connection portion of device pallet  70  by body base  78  being mounted on device pallet  70 . Accordingly, electronic component ejection device  28  is electrically connected to electronic component mounter  10 . 
     Die supply device  30  is provided at one end of base  46  in the Y-axis direction. In detail, storage section  86  having a recessed shape is formed at an edge of base  46  to which device pallet  70  is fixed, and a portion of die supply device  30  is stored in storage section  86 . As shown in  FIG. 3 , die supply device  30  supplies die  92  from die body  90 . Die body  90  is formed by dicing a wafer to which a dicing sheet has been attached. 
     Die supply device  30  includes main frame  100 , die body storage device  102 , die body holding device  104 , pickup head  106 , and pickup head moving device (hereinafter, referred to as a “moving device”)  108 . 
     The upper surface of main frame  100  is formed into a substantial rectangle shape, and die body holding device  104 , pickup head  106 , and moving device  108  are provided on the upper surface. Die supply device  30  is attached to main frame  100  by main frame  100  being stored in storage section  86 . 
     Die body storage device  102  includes rack  110  and raising/lowering table  112 . Rack  110  is provided on lifting table  112 , and multiple die bodies  90  are stored stacked in rack  110 . The multiple die bodies  90  are moved in the vertical direction by raising/lowering table  112  being raised/lowered by a table raising/lowering mechanism (not shown). Further, a die body  90  positioned at a predetermined height is drawn onto die body holding unit  104 . The upper portion of rack  110  is covered by rack cover  114 . Since rack cover  114  is made of a transparent material, an operator can see the inside of rack  110 . 
     Also, die body storage section  102  is attached to an end of main frame  100  in the Y-axis direction, and when main frame  100  is stored inside storage section  86 , die body storage section  102  is positioned outside main frame  100 . Further, die body storage device  102  is able to be slid in a direction away from flux supply device  26  or the like with respect to main frame  100 . Die body storage device  102  after sliding is shown by the dotted line in  FIG. 2 . As shown by the drawing, a reasonably large space is maintained in front of electronic component mounter  10  by sliding die body storage device  102 . By this, with die supply device  30  mounted on base  46 , an operator is able to perform work on die body storage device  104  or the like provided on main frame  100 . Also, it is easy to perform work on flux supply device  26  or the like. 
     Die body holding device  104  includes a pair of guide rails  116  and holding frame  118 . The pair of guide rails  116  are provided on main frame  100  extending in the Y-axis direction, and support holding frame  118  such that holding frame  118  is movable in the Y-axis direction. Die body  90  drawn out from die body storage device  102  is held by holding frame  118 . Further, die body  90  held by holding frame  118  is moved in the Y-axis direction by a frame moving mechanism (not shown). 
     Pickup head  106  picks up die  92  from die body  90 ; multiple suction nozzles  120  are mounted on the lower surface of pickup head  106 . Each suction nozzle  120  is connected to a positive/negative pressure supply device (not shown). Suction nozzle  120  picks up and holds die  92  using negative pressure, and releases held die  92  using positive pressure. Further, pickup head  106  is inverted in the vertical direction such that the opening of suction nozzle  120  faces upward. Accordingly, die  92  which has been picked up and held by suction nozzle  120  is supplied at an upper portion of pickup head  106 . 
     Moving device  108  includes a pair of Y-axis direction guide rails  122  extending in the Y-axis direction and an X-axis direction guide rail  124  extending in the X-axis direction. X-axis direction guide rail  124  is provided on the pair of Y-axis direction guide rails  122 . Further, X-axis direction guide rail  124  is moved to any position in the Y-axis direction by the driving of an electromagnetic motor (not shown). Also, the X-axis direction guide rail  124  holds slider  126  that can move along an axis line thereof. Slider  126  is moved to any position in the X-axis direction by the driving of an electromagnetic motor (not shown). Pickup head  106  is attached to slider  126 . According to such a structure, pickup head  106  is moved to any position on main frame  100 . 
     Clamp  128  is mounted on the back of X-axis direction guide rail  124  of moving device  108 . Clamp  128  grips die body  90  stored in rack  110  of the die body storage device  102 . That is, die body  90  gripped by clamp  128  is moved in the Y-axis direction by X-axis direction guide rail  124  being moved in the Y-axis direction. Accordingly, die body  90  stored in rack  110  is drawn onto holding frame  118 . 
     Further, casters  130  are attached to the legs of main frame  100  of die supply device  30 . Accordingly, die supply device  30  can be easily moved on the floor and die supply device  30  is easily mounted on and detached from storage section  86 . Main frame  100  is provided with a connector (not shown), and storage section  86  is provided with a connector connection section (not shown). Accordingly, when die supply device  30  is stored in storage section  86 , die supply device  30  is electrically connected to electronic component mounter  10 . 
     As shown in  FIG. 1 , panel device  32  is supported by bracket  140  provided at the front of cover  12 . Panel device  32  includes panel  142 , and panel support mechanism (refer to  FIGS. 5 and 6 )  144  provided on the rear of panel  142 . As shown in  FIG. 4 , display screen  146  is provided on the front of panel  142 , and outputs information related to operation of electronic component mounter  10 . Also, multiple operation buttons  147  are provided below display screen  146 , and input commands for operations of electronic component mounter  10 . Note that, multiple operation buttons  147  do not include emergency stop button  148 , which is provided on bracket  140 . This is such that the position of emergency stop button  148  does not change even when panel  142  is rotated as described below. 
     Panel support mechanism  144  supports panel  142  such that panel  142  is rotatable, and as shown in  FIGS. 5 and 6 , is configured from connecting arm  150 , work-machine-side support axis  152 , panel-side support axis  154 , and regulating arm  156 . Panel  142  is attached to fixture  158  fixed to panel-side support axis  154 , but in  FIGS. 5 and 6  panel support mechanism  144  is shown with panel  142  removed from fixture  158 . Note that, when panel  142  is attached to fixture  158 , panel support mechanism  144  is positioned at the rear side of panel  142 , and as shown in  FIG. 4 , panel support mechanism  144  cannot be seen from the front. 
     Panel support mechanism  144  is described in detail below. As shown in  FIGS. 5 and 6 , work-machine-side support axis  152  of panel support mechanism  144  is fixed to an upper surface of bracket  140  so as to extend in a vertical direction. Work-machine-side support axis  152  holds an end of connecting arm  150  so as to be able to swing. Panel-side support axis  154  extends in the vertical direction at the other end of connecting arm  150  so as to be able to rotate around a center axis. Fixture  158  is fixed below a support section by connecting arm  150  of panel-side support axis  154 , and panel  142  is attached to fixture  158 . According to this configuration, connecting arm  150  oscillates around work-machine-side support axis  152 , and panel-side support axis  154 , together with panel  142 , rotates around the center axis of panel-side support axis  154  at a tip of connecting arm  150 . 
     Flange section  160  is fixed to an upper section of panel-side support axis  154 . Protruding section  162  that protrudes in a diameter direction is formed on the edge of flange section  160 , and an end of regulating arm  156  is oscillatably supported on protruding section  162 . That is, an end of regulating arm  156  is oscillatable around a position that deviates from the axis line of panel-side support axis  154 . Also, elongated hole  164  is formed at the other end of regulating arm  156  extending in the axis line direction of regulating arm  156 ; the upper end of work-machine-side support axis  152  is connected to elongated hole  164  by bolt  166 . By this, the upper end of work-machine-side support axis  152  rotates and slides inside elongated hole  164 . 
     Also, cam forming plate  168  is fixed to the upper end of work-machine-side support axis  152  so as to intersect perpendicular to the axis direction of work-machine-side support axis  152 . Guide rail  170  formed substantially in an arc is formed in cam forming plate  168 . Guide rail  170  pierces cam forming plate  168  in the vertical direction; bolt  172  is inserted into guide rail  170 , and an end of regulating arm  156  is fixed to bolt  172 . Thus, bolt  172  slides and rotates inside guide rail  170 . Further, regulating arm  156  oscillates around bolt  166 , that is, the center of the upper end of work-machine-side support axis  152 , by the sliding and rotating of bolt  172  inside guide rail  170 . 
     Further, panel support mechanism  144  includes panel-side lock mechanism  176  for locking the oscillation of connecting arm  150  with respect to panel-side support axis  154 , and work-machine-side lock mechanism  178  for locking oscillation of connecting arm  150  with respect to work-machine-side support axis  152 . Panel-side lock mechanism  176  is configured from lock arm  180  and flange section  182 . Lock arm  180  is provided on the upper surface of fixture  158  so as to be oscillatable in the vertical direction. Flange section  182  is fixed to the end of connecting arm  150  that holds panel-side support axis  154 , and is positioned above an end of lock arm  180 . 
     Lock pin  184  is fixed to the end of lock arm  180  so as to extend upwards. Lock arm  180  is biased by a spring (not shown) such that the end at which lock pin  184  is fixed faces up. A pair of recesses  186  and  188  are formed in flange section  182 ; recess  186  out of the pair of recesses  186  and  188  engages with lock pin  184 . Thus, oscillation of connecting arm  150  with respect to panel-side support axis  154  is locked. Note that, the other of the pair of recesses  186  and  188 , that is, recess  188 , is formed on the opposite side to recess  186 . In other words, recess  188  is formed at a position  180  degrees rotated from recess  186 . Therefore, when connecting arm  150  in the state shown in the figure is oscillated  180  degrees with respect to panel-side support axis  154 , lock pin  184  engages with recess  188 . 
     Also, work-machine-side lock mechanism  178  is configured from lock arm  190  and flange section  192 . Lock arm  190  is provided on bracket  140  so as to be oscillatable in the vertical direction. Flange section  192  is fixed to the end of connecting arm  150  that holds work-machine-side support axis  152 , and is positioned above an end of lock arm  190 . 
     Lock pin  194  is fixed to the end of lock arm  190  so as to extend upwards. Lock arm  190  is biased by a spring (not shown) such that the end at which lock pin  194  is fixed faces up. A pair of recesses  196  and  198  are formed in flange section  192 ; recess  196  out of the pair of recesses  196  and  198  engages with lock pin  194 . Thus, oscillation of connecting arm  150  with respect to work-machine-side support axis  152  is locked. Note that, the other of the pair of recesses  196  and  198 , that is, recess  198 , is formed at a position rotated  90  degrees from recess  196 . Therefore, when connecting arm  150  in the state shown in the figure is oscillated  90  degrees with respect to work-machine-side support axis  152 , lock pin  194  engages with recess  198 . 
     Also, lock release mechanism  200  is provided on panel support mechanism  144 . Lock release mechanism  200  is for releasing the locking of the oscillation of connecting arm  150  by panel-side lock mechanism  176  and work-machine-side lock mechanism  178 . As shown in  FIG. 7 , lock release mechanism  200  is configured from release lever  202  and two release wires  204  and  206 . Release lever  202  is provided on a side of panel  142 , and is configured to be operated when an operator grips the side of panel  142 . 
     Note that, a recess extending in the vertical direction is formed on the side surface of panel  142  on which release lever  202  is provided and the opposite side surface such that panel  142  is made slim. Also, the surface of the display screen  146  side of panel  142  is black, but the side and rear surfaces of panel  142  are silver. By making the side and rear surfaces of panel  142  a light color, panel  142  is made visually light. 
     Also, release wire  204  of lock release mechanism  200  is connected to lock arm  180  of panel-side lock mechanism  176 ; release wire  206  is connected to lock arm  190  of work-machine-side lock mechanism  178 . By operating release lever  202 , release wire  204  oscillates lock arm  180  in a direction against the biasing force of the spring, and release wire  206  oscillates lock arm  190  in a direction against the biasing force of the spring. Thus, by operating release lever  202 , the locking of the oscillation of connecting arm  150  by panel-side lock mechanism  176  and work-machine-side lock mechanism  178  is released. 
     With panel device  32  configured as described above, by rotating panel  142  in a direction away from electronic component mounter  10 , it is possible to change the position of panel  142  and the facing direction of display screen  146 . The position of panel and facing direction of display screen  146  when the panel is rotated will be described in detail with reference to  FIGS. 8 to 15 .  FIGS. 8, 10, 12 , and  14  are plan views of panel device  32 ;  FIGS. 9, 11, 13, and 15  are perspective views of panel  32  from diagonally above. 
     First, as shown in  FIGS. 8 and 9 , before panel  142  is rotated, connecting arm  150  and regulating arm  156  are positioned in front of electronic component mounter  10  extending in the X-axis direction. Thus, display screen  146  of panel  142  is facing forwards from electronic component mounter  10 . Note that, because operators often perform work in work area  169  (refer to  FIG. 16 ) positioned in front of electronic component mounter  10 , it is possible for an operator to perform work while checking display screen  146 . 
     Also, with panel support mechanism  144  in the state shown in  FIGS. 8 and 9 , lock pin  184  of panel-side lock mechanism  176  is engaged with recess  186  of flange section  182 , and lock pin  194  of work-machine-side lock mechanism  178  is engaged with recess  196  of flange section  192 . By this, oscillation of connecting arm  150  is prevented. That is, at the other end of regulating arm  156 , in a case in which bolt  172  is positioned at the front end of guide rail  170 , the further movement to the front of bolt  172  should be regulated, hence the oscillation of connecting arm  150  is prevented. 
     Also, when an operator moves panel  142 , the operator operates release lever  202  when gripping the side of panel  142 , and releases the locking of the oscillation of connecting arm  150  as described above. Further, when an operator pulls panel  142  towards herself, that is, pulls panel  142  away from electronic component mounter  10 , panel-side support axis  154  rotates in a direction shown by arrow  210 , that is, clockwise in the figure. Thus, flange section  160  fixed to the upper end of panel-side support axis  154  rotates in the direction shown by arrow  210  along with protruding section  162 . 
     By this, the end of regulating arm  156  connected to protruding section  162  also moves in the direction shown by arrow  210 . In this case, on regulating arm  156 , force is applied to bolt  166  in the direction shown by arrow  212 , that is, along the axis line of regulating arm  156 . By this, regulating arm  156  moves towards bolt  166 , that is, towards work-machine-side support axis  152 , and the upper end of work-machine-side support axis  152  slides inside elongated hole  164 . Further, at the other end of regulating arm  156 , bolt  172  slides inside guide rail  170  in the direction of arrow  214 , that is, in the direction towards electronic component mounter  10 . 
     As shown in  FIGS. 10 and 11 , by oscillating regulating arm  156  in this way, connecting arm  150  is swung in a direction away from electronic component mounter  10 . In this case, panel  142  rotates in the direction shown by arrow  210  around the axis line of panel-side support axis  154 , thus moving panel  142  with display screen  146  facing work area  169 . 
     Also, when an operator moves panel  142  further away from electronic component mounter  10 , panel-side support axis  154  rotates further in the direction shown by arrow  210 , and the end of regulating arm  156  connected to protruding section  162  of panel-side support axis  154  also moves further in the direction shown by arrow  210 . In this case, regulating arm  156  moves further towards work-machine-side support axis  152 , and at the other end of regulating arm  156 , bolt  172  slides inside guide rail  170  further in the direction shown by arrow  214 . By this, as shown in  FIGS. 12 and 13 , regulating arm  156  oscillates, and connecting arm  150  swings further in a direction away from electronic component mounter  10 . In this case, panel  142  rotates in the direction shown by arrow  210  around the axis line of panel-side support axis  154 , thus moving panel  142  with display screen  146  facing work area  169 . 
     Further, as shown in  FIGS. 14 and 15 , when an operator moves panel  142  further away from electronic component mounter  10 , regulating arm  156  oscillates, and connecting arm  150  oscillates based on the oscillation of regulating arm  156 . In this case, panel  142  rotates in the direction shown by arrow  210  around the axis line of panel-side support axis  154 , and is rotated  90  degrees from a state facing forwards, that is, from the state of panel  142  shown in  FIGS. 7 and 9 . With panel  142  rotated  90  degrees as well, display screen  146  faces work area  169 . 
     Note that, when panel  142  is rotated  90  degrees, that is, when panel  142  in the state shown in  FIGS. 7 and 8  is rotated to a position of panel  142  in the state shown in  FIGS. 14 and 15 , panel  142  is rotated  180  degrees with respect to connecting arm  150 . In other words, connecting arm  150  is rotated  180  degrees with respect to panel-side support axis  154 . Also, when panel  142  is rotated  90  degrees, connecting arm  150  is rotated  90  degrees with respect to work-machine-side support axis  152 . Thus, with panel support mechanism  144  in the state shown in  FIGS. 14 and 15 , lock pin  184  of panel-side lock mechanism  176  is engaged with recess  186  of flange section  182 , and lock pin  194  of work-machine-side lock mechanism  178  is engaged with recess  196  of flange section  192 . By this, oscillation of connecting arm  150  is prevented. That is, at the other end of regulating arm  156 , in a case in which bolt  172  is positioned at the rear end of guide rail  170 , the further movement to the rear of bolt  172  should be regulated, hence the oscillation of connecting arm  150  is prevented. 
     In this manner, with panel device  32 , by moving panel  142  away from electronic component mounter  10 , connecting arm  150  is oscillated away from electronic component mounter  10  and it is possible to move panel  142  with display screen  146  facing work area  169 . This improves the usability of electronic component mounter  10 . 
     Specifically, with electronic component mounter  10 , as shown in  FIG. 1 , pre-rotation panel  142  is positioned in front of cover  12  and above flux supply device  26  and the like. Also, pre-rotation panel  142  is arranged in a state aligned with cover  12  thereby obstructing the area above flux supply device  26  and the like. Therefore, pre-rotation panel  142  is an extreme nuisance when an operator performs maintenance of flux supply device  26  and the like, or maintenance and so on inside electronic component mounter  10  with cover  12  open. 
     However, by rotating panel  142 , as shown in  FIG. 16 , panel  142  is positioned at an angle to cover  12 , with the orientation of panel  142  being substantially perpendicular with respect to cover  12 . By this, an operator is able to easily perform maintenance of flux supply device  26  and the like, or maintenance and so on inside electronic component mounter  10  with cover  12  open. Also, as described above, display screen  146  faces work area  169  even after panel  142  has been rotated. Thus, the operator is able to perform maintenance and so on while checking display screen  146 , significantly improving usability. 
     Further, as shown in  FIG. 16 , die body storage device  102  of die supply device  30  is slidable with respect to main frame  100 . This allows work area  169  of a relatively large size to be secured in front of electronic component mounter  10 , thus improving usability of each device. In particular, as described above, flux supply device  26  and electronic component ejection device  28  are removable from device pallet  70 . Thus, it is easy to perform removal and attachment work of flux supply device  26  and the like due to the relatively large work area  169 . 
     Also, an operator is able to perform the movement of panel  142  described above with one hand, thus usability is good. Further, when the oscillation of connecting arm  150  is locked, an operator is able to release the locking of the oscillation of connecting arm  150  by gripping the sides of panel  142 , thus usability is extremely good. 
     Also, for example, it is possible to change the oscillation path of connecting arm  150  and regulating arm  156  by changing the shape of guide rail  170 . That is, it is possible to move panel  142  in various ways simply by exchanging cam forming plate  168 , which is extremely convenient. 
     Note that, in the above embodiments, electronic component mounter  10  is an example of a work machine. Cover  12  is an example of a work machine cover. Die supply device  30  is an example of a mounting work device. Panel device  32  is an example of a panel device. Base  46  is an example of a base. Storage section  86  is an example of a mounting section. Main frame  100  is an example of a main body section. Die body storage device  102  is an example of a slide section. Panel  142  is an example of a panel. Panel support mechanism  144  is an example of a support mechanism. Connecting arm  150  is an example of a connecting arm. Work-machine-side support axis  152  is an example of a first support axis. Panel-side support axis  154  is an example of a second support axis. Regulating arm  156  is an example of a regulating arm. Guide rail  170  is an example of a guide rail. Bolt  172  is an example of an engaging member. Panel-side lock mechanism  176  and work-machine-side lock mechanism  178  are each an example of a rotation prevention mechanism. Release lever  202  is an example of an operating member. 
     Further, the present disclosure is not limited to the above example embodiments, and various changed or improved methods of embodiment are possible based on the knowledge of someone skilled in the art. Specifically, for example, in the above embodiment, cam forming plate  168  is fixed to work-machine-side support axis  152 ; however, cam forming plate  168  may be fixed to panel-side support axis  154 . In this case, an end of regulating arm  156  is connected to guide rail  170  of cam forming plate  168  by bolt  172 , and the other end of regulating arm  156  is oscillatably connected to work-machine-side support axis  152 . Further, panel-side support axis  154  is connected to elongated hole  164  of regulating arm  156  by bolt  166 . 
     Also, in the above embodiment, die supply device  30  stored in storage section  86  is used as a mounting work device; however, flux supply device  26  or the like mounted on device pallet  70  may be used as a mounting work device. In other words, a device including a main body section and a slide section may be mounted on device pallet  70  as a mounting work device. 
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       10 : electronic component mounter (work machine);  12 : cover (work machine cover);  30 : die supply device (mounting work device);  32 : panel device;  46 : base;  86 : storage section (mounting section);  100 : main frame (main body section);  102 : die body storage device (slide section);  142 : panel;  144 : panel support mechanism;  150 : connecting arm;  152 : work-machine-side support axis (first support axis);  154 : panel-side support axis (second support axis);  156 : regulating arm;  170 : guide rail;  172 : bolt (engaging member);  176 : panel-side lock mechanism (rotation prevention mechanism);  178 : work-machine-side lock mechanism (rotation prevention mechanism);  202 : release lever (operating member).