Electronics Forum | Tue Mar 20 16:23:20 EDT 2012 | hegemon
Based on my experience with OMRON VT-RNS, I would not consider this machine unless you are running high volumes of a limited number of assemblies. Programming and debug took a lot more time than than other machines in the same price range. After deb
Electronics Forum | Thu Oct 10 09:31:36 EDT 2019 | chrislandafont
Hi Everyone, We've just bought a second hand Omron VT-RNS-pt AOI machine. It appears to work fine but we're struggling to understand how to program it. I have the set of manuals but they are not easy going, and it's going to take me quite a while
Electronics Forum | Mon Mar 19 12:35:15 EDT 2012 | cuervo
have anyone experience in this AOI ?Im going to buy a AOI and im interested to know about this new PCB Inspection
Electronics Forum | Wed Mar 21 21:35:11 EDT 2012 | aoiguy
I agree with Heg,and can say that I went through this process last year and ended up getting a Yestech FX series with an 8 micron camera. I haven't had any issues that they were unable to assist me with via email. There's a big market for AOI equipme
Electronics Forum | Thu Jun 02 08:21:57 EDT 2016 | buckcho
I will tell from my personal experience - I used Omron VT-RNS and it had issues, like the previous post. 0402 components, transistors and SMA's had problems, but when you have experience you can come up with some additional ideas (like look for the t
Electronics Forum | Sat Apr 21 07:24:01 EDT 2012 | doremi
Just found from another discussion : “The Yestech (pattern match) is very easy to program and use but it took sooooo much up-keep to keep the false calls to a manageable amount. The CyberOptics (also Omron) is more of an algorithm based type of mach
Electronics Forum | Mon Mar 26 18:23:47 EDT 2012 | frcdave
Hello Sergio, I can provide you expert perspective on the VT-RNS-PT from Omron as well as on the YESTech platforms. The VT-RNS-PT product is super complicated and difficult to understand from a programming and operation standpoint and really does no
Electronics Forum | Tue Aug 25 08:46:03 EDT 2009 | doremiking
I've just seen your question because I list this site rarely. It can boot usually from C: hard drive, we have 4 Omron AOIs - brand new (RNS & VT-WIN2),theoretically one computer can boot from different disks, it is set up in the BIOS, there are some
Electronics Forum | Wed Jun 20 04:43:01 EDT 2012 | ruthar
you can search for the following AOI that fits for your assembly shops and may depend in what application you are going to use.Ive'd known a few out there in the market naming some: 1.NORDSON Yestech BX AOI its a 5 mega fixel color imaging 2.OMRON VT
Electronics Forum | Thu Oct 10 10:27:24 EDT 2019 | tsvetan
Omron is probably worst choice for AOI unless you have long series. Requires too much debug and there is always compromise between setting sharp criterias and get lot of fake errors or setting lose criterias and get boards with defects to pass OK. Y
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