Electronics Forum | Fri Jun 12 13:06:14 EDT 2009 | grizzy
We have an excellent machine from a leading manufacturer of Conformal Coating equipment..... USI. This machine can run relatively high volume applications, and is in line, smema controlled. I suggest you watch the video of our machine in operation, a
Electronics Forum | Sun Aug 20 21:43:19 EDT 2006 | darby
Yes, I agree with guest. Lay it all out with masking tape on the floor. Include the width of feeders sticking out. Confirm the position of power, air, network and smema connections. You may even want to use cardboard layed out on to the floor. You ha
Electronics Forum | Fri Jan 23 15:38:31 EST 2004 | vickt
Andreas, Depending on what model of HSP you have the answer can be different. I'm guessing you may have a 4790 or 4791. If this is the case you may need a SMPI-SMEMA conversion box as you have indicated. Also note that there is a specific "upline
Electronics Forum | Wed Jan 21 11:02:41 EST 2004 | highfallsfunding
Hi Andreas. The SMPI is a proprietary Universal board transfer protocol. GSM platforms from about 1996 and newer have both SMEMA and SMPI. Although UIC later called it BPP1 (Board Pass Protocol) and BPP2, which is basically SMPI for lane-1 and SMP
Electronics Forum | Tue Dec 29 11:38:40 EST 2015 | g2garyg2
Hi Tom If the DYNAPACE has SMEMA out all you need to do is place a two wire jumper into pins 3&4 or 1&2 depending upon DYNAPACE's SMEMA configuration. This will by-pass a Release signal and feed PCBs into the oven.
Electronics Forum | Tue Jan 11 15:33:31 EST 2000 | Prawin Paulraj
Hello, I would like to request some information regarding the interfacing of SMT machines. i am of the understanding that it involves some interfaces like SMEMA 1.1,1.2 and SMPI. I would like to know more about the interfacing of machines using these
Electronics Forum | Tue Nov 10 10:31:57 EST 2015 | jimmyboz
What is your goal? To keep feeding boards regardless,or to stop feeding boards if they are not coming out?
Electronics Forum | Sun Nov 15 18:52:15 EST 2015 | ttheis
I presume start by having it just pass into oven as soon as it is given a board from the placement machine. If I find I need to pace the boards into the oven it seems a basic PLC would be needed? Thanks for the help.
Electronics Forum | Tue Dec 29 13:59:43 EST 2015 | ttheis
Hi Gary, Thanks for the tip, I'll give that a shot!
Electronics Forum | Wed Dec 30 11:10:53 EST 2015 | ilavu
Tom, Mount one sensor at about 6 inch inside of the beginning of the oven conveyor and use its output as ready to accept the board signal. That 6 inch distance will give you timing and space between two boards entering in the oven. Tushar
