Electronics Forum | Wed May 29 12:19:03 EDT 2013 | kevslatvin
Oh yeah I saw Trans Tec is offering support for the Yamaha made Assembleon machines. I believe this was the GEM series and the MG series that replaced them so they may have some as well.
Electronics Forum | Fri Mar 20 14:07:48 EDT 2020 | capse
First, I'm a Yamaha Rep. You can check with your local Yamaha Rep. Some of the GEM Series can use Yamaha software. The Assembleon product was a Yamaha software with an Assembleon overlay.
Electronics Forum | Sat Jul 30 06:02:50 EDT 2022 | sarason
My program PCBSynergy does a conversion between Altium and Juki 700 series , 2000 series and even FX1R, Also yamaha VIOS. It can be found at https://pcbsynergy.com Also lots of other stuff in there for making this job easy sarason
Electronics Forum | Sun Dec 03 16:39:42 EST 2006 | darby
Sorry Jason, can't help you there. I've never dealt with the YV series. They were a different animal from the YM. The YM112 was a sort of crossover machine and was the first to use touchless centering as the standard process. The YV series followed s
Electronics Forum | Mon Jul 11 13:49:34 EDT 2011 | sarason
The program reads the Altium PCB directly and does some preprocessing, like centreing DPAK's etc. The ordering of components can be sorted by Designator. Top, bottom, SMT only components can be selected. There are 2 variation on VIOS :- JH_YM100_VIOS
Electronics Forum | Thu Mar 23 09:04:14 EDT 2017 | capse
If you have an older GEM Series machine, it was built by Yamaha. Trans-Tec America is the current distirbutor.
Electronics Forum | Mon May 18 06:44:16 EDT 1998 | Odyssey Arambashich
I am very interested in buying some feeders for Yamaha YM-84II Hyper series mounter. Can You help? Please fax me: + 64 3 365 66 66
Electronics Forum | Sat Apr 09 10:25:04 EDT 2016 | paperbackryder
CL Style was the name given to Yamaha FS style feeder when sold through Assembleon. So yes, they should work on any YG series machine.
Electronics Forum | Thu Jun 27 00:36:14 EDT 2002 | Dreamsniper
We've done the same....Juki 2000 series versus Yamaha / Assembleon XT series....we found out that Juki is far better, more efficient, and easy to maintain...we bought 2020 last year and found that we made the right decision... Juki is the Best !!!
Electronics Forum | Fri Jul 27 21:17:10 EDT 2001 | Mike Kennedy
We are looking at another pick&place machine for our production line and are leaning towards the Juki2000 series and the YamahaYV series machines. I would like any feedback from those in the industry who have used either of these machines. Also we cu
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