Electronics Forum | Wed Nov 02 16:36:05 EDT 2016 | ttheis
Problem was bad FCU board; replaced with FCU from another machine and swapped rom chips. Oven operates properly and communicates with PC. BTU was kind enough to supply the default usernames and passwords for wincon but they did not work. Still waiti
Electronics Forum | Mon Jan 09 14:18:51 EST 2017 | ttheis
Thanks for your replies. Customer designed this so we can offer them feedback on the design. Pin manufacturer said most likely too much paste as well. Reducing apeture size would be the easiest solution there. We are running a VIP70 oven with chain r
Electronics Forum | Sat Dec 10 22:41:41 EST 2016 | ttheis
Hi Ray, BTU was not too helpful with me because we bought the machine second (probably third or fourth) hand. I bought some FCU's from Ed at Assured Technical Services (assuredtech@yahoo.com) and a hard drive that had the Wincon software we needed.
Electronics Forum | Tue Jun 27 13:38:35 EDT 2006 | ChrisG
Stephen has a good point. You could buy a used oven. I know of several used ones that are completely refurbished for about 15-25K. But these are BTU P-70's and P-98's. The main problem here is frequency. Most of their ovens operate at 50 or 60
Electronics Forum | Sat Nov 11 21:00:10 EST 2006 | Kris
BTU - "WTF" We don't like them at all. We have no problem to set the profiles, it is a matter of fact that they are just perfect for that. The boards are just perfectly soldered. But - the their support sucks Big time! Or the lack of support! We are
Electronics Forum | Mon Nov 13 11:43:04 EST 2006 | fastek
Loco- I was expecting such a response. Look...my point is this....the reflow oven is the most simple piece of equipment on the floor. I can't imagine having to call in BTU repeatedly if it is a fairly recent vintage oven. Plus it sounds like Kris mi
Electronics Forum | Wed Apr 14 13:37:56 EDT 1999 | Mark Charlton
Can someone explain the difference between solder "fines" and solder balls? Is there an official specification where "fines" are defined? What is the spec for "fines"? I consider "fines" individual unmelted metal spheres that are found in solder
Electronics Forum | Thu Oct 11 17:44:30 EDT 2001 | aaelect
OK, OK. 672 ball BGA. The pcbs are PC Card bus size and are .015 thick. There are 3 on a panel with about 1/2" between and rails. The aluminum plates are about 3" by 7". There are 3 cutouts which allow for the parts from either side to protrude du
Electronics Forum | Wed Apr 14 17:39:20 EDT 1999 | Dave F
| Can someone explain the difference between solder "fines" and solder balls? Is there an official specification where "fines" are defined? What is the spec for "fines"? | | I consider "fines" individual unmelted metal spheres that are found in s
Electronics Forum | Thu Apr 15 12:58:59 EDT 1999 | Chrys Shea
| | Can someone explain the difference between solder "fines" and solder balls? Is there an official specification where "fines" are defined? What is the spec for "fines"? | | | | I consider "fines" individual unmelted metal spheres that are foun
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