Semiconductor Toolkit not displaying background maps

[#1]

Hi folks;

I have downloaded the latest Semiconductor Toolkit from Marketplace for JMP 19.

I tried to reproduce a set of wafer maps outlined in the tutorial by selecting a 300 mm map as a background map and using the example data set included with the toolkit.

When I display my data, the background maps do not appear.  Instead, the heatmaps are all square maps.

Has anybody else encountered this?

[#2]

@StandardCrow102  - Understood.  Something has got confused and I'm trying to untangle it.  If you were to click the refresh library button, I'd expect that 300mm map in the background map section to disappear.  

The other option is that you can open the included maps folder (another option under the red triangle menu) and copy the 300 map files from (there are two) from the user maps folder.  Be sure to just copy them not move them.  The key point is that you want that user maps folder to look like this (for those 300 maps file): 

Best,

M

[#3]

Clicking Refresh Library from the LRT appears to have no effect.  The two previously loaded maps still appear in the Background Maps tab.

I can right-click on my 25mmCouponsZeroOffset_Map and delete the map from the list of available items of the Background Maps tab and I can select it again from User Maps and Add it to the Background Maps.

I can click the LRT --> Open STK Included Maps Folder and I see subfolders for each of the map sizes.  Where should I copy the 300 mm maps to?  I do not see a menu option to Open the Background Maps tab.

[#4]

@StandardCrow102  - crazy question - have you restarted JMP since you saw this issue?  

On the maps folders. Here's what you can do - 

1. Open the included maps folder.  
2. Go to the 300mm folder and copy the two files there. 
3. Open the JMP User Maps Folder (this is where JMP looks for user background maps.)
4. Paste the two 300mm files into the User maps folder. JMP doesn't check subfolders in this directory, so I can't organize by wafer size. (Why I couldn't preinstall these files without blowing up the list in JMP's background map dialog). 
5. Restart JMP just to be 100% sure everything gets a clean restart. 

[#5]

LOL.  Yes, I restarted JMP each time I ran a new set of tests you suggested.

1. Opened the STK Included Maps folder.

2. Copied the two STK_300mm*.jmp files.

3. Opened the JMP User Maps folder.  The two STK_300mm*.jmp files were already in this directory.  I pasted the two files and replaced the original copies.

4. Closed the STK windows and restarted JMP. 

5. Reopened the STK and confirmed that "300mm_wafer" is still included in the Background Maps tab.

6. Clicked Bare Wafer Mapping and selected OK to load the example data set.

7. Repeated the setup of the 5 plots for bare wafer mapping data.

Result:  I still see square maps and the Set Background Map settings show Images set to "None."

In previous versions of JMP, there were options in Graph for "Legacy" plots that would allow the builder to build contour plots and import a map as a file.  Is there a way I can pull the 300mm_wafer map file into the Graph builder of the Unpatterned Wafer Data mapping tool manually?

[#6]

@StandardCrow102 - You can do it manually, but the fact that's not showing up at all in the background maps list suggests something is not behaving correctly.  This is all really odd... Let's try this.  Copy that 25mm map that you created somewhere so it's not lost. And then go to the Add-ins... dialog (it's under the view menu on the Mac, I think it might be somewhere else on Win11):

In that menu, select the toolkit and select unregister.  It will ask if you want to remove the files.  Do that.  

Then, restart JMP and reinstall the STK (download it again from the marketplace to make sure you have the latest version). If that doesn't work, then we need to get tech support involved to help us understand why the maps in your user folder aren't being located by JMP. 

M

[#7]

@StandardCrow102 - another thought - what does the log look like?

Best,

M