Electronics Forum | Fri Dec 09 16:04:15 EST 2005 | valuems
Hi Rick Your right and I a agree with you. But I think there is to many people looking at the HiE machines, when all they need is a UP2000. The only advantage of the HiE machines is that they are quicker. But they seem to have a couple of problems
Electronics Forum | Mon Apr 28 21:51:56 EDT 2014 | elabcircuits
Hello, We have a MPM UP2000 HiE printer from 2000, software version 7.2E. The PC board is not booting anymore (black screen), no drives spinning. It's an Advantech 486SX version. Question: would a Pentium 3 SBC (Single Board Computer) with ISA
Electronics Forum | Thu Jan 19 18:11:45 EST 2023 | atpico
My UP2000 HiE Printer on Power-ON during initial Reset will show this error and reset will abort with no way to continue. E00938 10 - HARDWARE LIMIT WARNING In Input/Output Screen all Sensors are in normal situation and will react normally when t
Electronics Forum | Wed Aug 30 10:42:42 EDT 2006 | chrisgriffin
I would recommend the UP2000 HiE. This would more than handle what you have describe. If you have a lot of warped boards, the side clamp retro might be for you. I haven't had much production experience with the grid lock, but I know of several pe
Electronics Forum | Thu Dec 29 18:44:36 EST 2022 | compit
Yes, there are two lengths. My MPM UltraPrint 2000 HiE has trays protruding from the machine about 15 cm, I think. I'll check with the company tomorrow to see if there are any numbers in the manual. I have a link to the part saved - maybe check it ou
Electronics Forum | Fri Feb 19 11:17:29 EST 2010 | kpm135
When I try to load a board in our MPM UP2000 HiE I get the following error "Z axis software limit". The Z axis will move up and down freely, I re-calibrated it and reprogrammed the board and the error continues. Has anyone else run into this issue an
Electronics Forum | Thu May 24 12:56:31 EDT 2007 | adlsmt
Im sure you will get some better responses but here is a start. We went from UP2000 to UP3000 Ultraflex about 2 years ago. The UP-2000 uses tooling nests and UP-3000 Ultraflex does not. Makes a huge difference in setup time. Up-3000 is BIG. I think t
Electronics Forum | Wed May 15 15:55:52 EDT 2002 | swagner
The Dek Infinity will cost you anywhere from $170-$210k dependant on option, I.E. gold camera, form flex support tooling, proflow printhead, paste inspection and aperature inspection all drive the cost of this machine. The only MPM I have quoted lat
Electronics Forum | Wed Mar 30 17:58:18 EDT 2022 | proceng1
I think I have UP1500 SW. Not sure if it's the same. I also have Accuflex SW, which is pretty similar to UP1500
Electronics Forum | Wed Dec 13 08:56:49 EST 2000 | CAL
One other piece would be to map of the hot spots in the US market. California, NE, SE, Chicago and Texas are hot spots for Electronics manufacuring. Target companies in these areas and hit them with resumes. Some areas are starved for manufacturing e
