Electronics Forum | Sat Aug 18 00:49:56 EDT 2012 | audere
When I see this on my QSP2 it is always caused by the nozzle not seating ideally but I tend to set my tolerances really tight. To test mount a nozzle and look at Z height. Now pick up the part (which in my case will suck the nozzle upward due to the
Electronics Forum | Thu May 02 09:08:13 EDT 2002 | darryl
I have a Quad QSP-2 for 5 years and I have had no problems with it. We run it 16 hours per day 6 days a week. Software is good. Service is excellent Quadcare is expensive. The only drawback that I see is tapefeeder repeatability. Seems that the p
Electronics Forum | Wed Jan 30 10:21:36 EST 2008 | jax
Haven't used Quad in a long time but here is what I have in my system for that item: Precision Placement Machines, Inc. (Fremont, NH) Part # 5-1567-025-5 Price $1750.00 Contact Info: Phone # 603-895-5112 Quad will charge around $2750.00
Electronics Forum | Tue Jun 12 15:12:47 EDT 2012 | tanderson
We clean (using a pencil eraser) the fiducials on all our PCBs before processing them through a QUAD QSP-2. We're discussing pcb's with our fabricator to see if they have recommendations. Some of our Engineers believe it is the QUAD that's the proble
Electronics Forum | Wed Jul 03 08:10:34 EDT 2019 | bobpan
The amp is mounted on the back side and is black. 4 total mounted for x and y axis.....swap the 2 that are y axis amps. If you have never servo tuned before on a quad machine you not going to be able to do it. There is way to many things that you nee
Electronics Forum | Mon Jan 27 10:06:03 EST 2003 | binns
Just to set the record straight... Samsung did not build all Quad machines. QSA = Quad Samsung America, The QSA-30 machine platforms were manufactured by Samsung, utilizing Quad feeders, other Quad technology and Quad sales and service. Before the
Electronics Forum | Wed Jun 23 11:48:03 EDT 2004 | mwalker70
I have a client desperately needing an SMT programmer with experience on Quad machines, specifically QSP2+. This individual will program and also train others. This is a contract position, with the possiblity of conversion. My client will pay very
Electronics Forum | Fri Apr 07 17:44:17 EDT 2006 | bobpan
You can either optimize both boards from the very start to the same table top or you can assign the feeders under configure tabletop to the same spot that they were in when you optimized the first program. Remember that you can optimize many differen
Electronics Forum | Fri Apr 21 23:28:54 EDT 2006 | SD
Sounds like you have a non-IQ system? If you can, get one! It makes life much easier. Costly, though! Anyway, as stated above, your best bet is to assign multiple boards to the same table top. If the two boards are 99% similar, use a full opti
Electronics Forum | Mon Apr 24 07:37:57 EDT 2006 | craig_83
We have the IQ system. The problem that I was having is that when I load one board to the other, I want to avoid the table top changeovers. So I figure if I can make certain tabletops to run certain boards the changeovers would be much less. I though
