Electronics Forum | Tue Sep 12 14:29:15 EDT 2006 | actech
The Panasonic XL series machine may get you what you need.
Electronics Forum | Thu May 21 15:43:18 EDT 2020 | ccouture
That brings me back, I haven't touched one of those in 15 years. But If I remember right, some of the control cards have rechargeable coin cell on board and they might be weak. Do you have access to Panasonic support?
Electronics Forum | Fri Aug 17 09:42:18 EDT 2001 | Hussman
G'Day All, I have a couple of new Panasonic MSR's. Whenever I load a new program into the machine, I have to manually feed the first PCB onto the X/Y table to get it to run. After that, they run just fine. Panasonic is going to be in and they hav
Electronics Forum | Fri Dec 07 13:15:45 EST 2001 | slthomas
We've experienced similar problems with film caps, specifically Panasonic's parts that are alledgedly compatible with both reflow and wave soldering. They are identified with either GB or JB p/n suffixes, which become either GX, GC, or JC for the ref
Electronics Forum | Mon Sep 08 02:05:19 EDT 2003 | CALVERA
Hello Terry, Thank you for reply. Data what we lost are in the memory. Unfortunately we bought second hand machine and for this machine was include only system disk. Around my country region is support from PANASONIC quite far way and not so flexible
Electronics Forum | Thu Oct 19 09:39:41 EDT 2006 | wrongway
Hello all cm212 machine the max pcb size is 15.75 x 10 inches we have larger boards then that that was why we were looking at the cm402 model. as far as the feeders go we would be buying new feeders 8mm-56mm. I was also glad to here from someone th
Electronics Forum | Fri Oct 24 15:45:05 EDT 2003 | adlsmt
If your boards are 18"X18", what size magazines are you using? Most unloaders only handle 18"x18" magazines. If thats what you want I have Panasonic and Fuji unloaders for $2,000.00/ea I am an end user not a broker.
Electronics Forum | Thu May 16 08:58:23 EDT 2019 | tsvetan
You are lucky, out of 4 machines we have 2 failed withing first year. One has Panasonic X-axe servo driver burned. The other machine has the ASIC board burned. Nothing that can't be repaired, but still annoying as we had to wait 1 month for replaceme
Electronics Forum | Thu Sep 29 11:44:47 EDT 2005 | stepheniii
What kind of volume? I've done boards that I think were longer on a standalone mydata. The boards hung over the end of the table and we had to leave the feeder bank to the right of the table empty. But later we did the same boards on a panasonic. I"
Electronics Forum | Sun Oct 30 19:22:11 EST 2005 | mrduckmann2000
Ken is not of this World! His equipment and "Programming Team" is perfect. The rest of the world uses "sticky" boards when programming. "ALL" the big guys...Panasonic, Fuji...etc suggest using the "sticky" method beofre running any production boar
