Electronics Forum | Fri Jan 12 15:35:05 EST 2024 | madisreivik
On my CP642 I got narrow camera for 0201 parts. My question: some thick (2mm+) 0805 components look blurry. Is there a part height limit for the narrow camera ? I noticed that some parts predefined from previous owner were made to wide camera, alth
Electronics Forum | Thu Oct 02 01:59:06 EDT 2008 | edmaya33
Obviously nobody can help you Jack. 1. its the camera for parts recognition ( enhanced CMOS ). 2. positioning system upgraded from ball screw to linear motor/gantry. before CPH=16500 new CPH=18000 using H12S
Electronics Forum | Wed Nov 19 10:57:55 EST 2014 | jimmyboz
Oh yeah, You can flip to switch on the camera card, VM1710 and jog the PCB under the fiducial camera to visually inspect to placements. switch it back when you are done.
Electronics Forum | Tue Jun 14 04:50:52 EDT 2005 | CMiller
If I am reading the spec right it puts down 32,000 parts per hour. Looks pretty slick, not much info on the website though and could only get a 1 page spec sheet from Fuji.
Electronics Forum | Fri Aug 22 02:10:55 EDT 2014 | mdang
I wonder if anyone can help me with this problem. My FUJI CP65 with 0201 camera is working fine for a while. Now, it starts losing the vision on 0201 camera. The system will run for a while then I don't see the part on the part monitor when the nozzl
Electronics Forum | Tue Aug 28 11:03:40 EDT 2012 | mikesewell
The problem is still intermittent. It has a new MIDAS head, installed and calibrated by Mydata, FWIW. Usually we work around it by moving parts upstream (Fuji AIM). I'll post an update when I finally chase the issue down.
Electronics Forum | Fri Feb 15 15:50:55 EST 2002 | Bruce
The CP-642 simply requires a camera upgrade for 0201 parts. This is the same camera as is used on the CP-643. You should then get identical results
Electronics Forum | Thu Jul 18 05:05:34 EDT 2013 | bobpan
Make sure that the lens is clean and you dont have any parts down inside on the camera. Also sometimes the leds that shine up to the part are bent in crazy directions. Make sure they look like they are all aimed up at the same direction. Is the brigh
Electronics Forum | Wed Apr 24 11:11:31 EDT 2002 | cnoonan
Sounds like your problem is your camera setting for Head 1 (Gain & Offset), are you rejecting any other parts on that head? Go to (Set) (Propers) (Cameras) (Gain & Offset) you can then zoom in and out to check light contrast. Check the numeric col
Electronics Forum | Wed Aug 03 11:07:29 EDT 2011 | cyber_wolf
IP3 camera calibration requires someone that knows what's going on to do it. Unless you have been trained on this specifically I would recommend that you don't attempt it by yourself. I believe the button jig is used for squaring the camera up. You
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