Electronics Forum | Thu May 04 02:50:50 EDT 2023 | ttheis
I see a lot of F1 AOI machines available on the market but I'm not sure what to look for between them. We use a B3 now and we're looking for something better/newer. What is the difference between the F1 models (YTV?) and what features should we look
Electronics Forum | Sat Nov 08 16:55:22 EST 2008 | rway
I think you'll find that the YTV-F1 system is comparatively priced at around $100K. Plus it has a color camera and more functionality than what you will get with the Landrex system. You might also look at what Mirtec has. I have only used them for
Electronics Forum | Thu Aug 02 10:48:29 EDT 2018 | dleeper
I'm going off fuzzy memories for a YTV-2000 but its probably not too different for the 1000... The motor drivers need to be configured for the specific axis they are driving. This should have been done by Yestech before they shipped them to you. If
Electronics Forum | Thu Aug 02 15:06:03 EDT 2018 | jeffallen662
They where bought directly from YesTech and were guaranteed to be programmed from YesTech.
Electronics Forum | Fri Oct 29 11:59:35 EDT 2010 | rway
We currently have two YTV-M1 inline-systems from YesTech. I have been using them for around 3 years now. They are descent machines. If you decide to go with YesTech, go for the F1 system. This will give you the ability to upgrade with side camera
Electronics Forum | Mon Nov 12 15:28:28 EST 2012 | rway
YesTech recommends to calibrate every 6 months. So yes, annually at the least.
Electronics Forum | Thu Aug 02 14:10:55 EDT 2018 | jdengler
Could they be on the wrong axis from what they are configured for (X and Y swapped)? Jerry
Electronics Forum | Thu Aug 02 09:14:17 EDT 2018 | jeffallen662
Hey I'm having some issues with a YesTech YTV-1000 AOI machine. The machine isn't recognizing the X and the Y stepper motors. As far as we can tell nothing mechanical is wrong with the AOI. They are new motors and were suppose to have been programmed
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