Electronics Forum | Thu Aug 04 21:20:50 EDT 2011 | jeffr
Is that Philips CSM60 ? (Old Yamaha machine)
Electronics Forum | Fri Aug 05 02:54:24 EDT 2011 | r2d2
Yes Philips = Yamaha , the problem is already solved.
Electronics Forum | Tue Dec 21 16:17:42 EST 1999 | Paul Isaacs
Does anyone know of effective pick and placement optimisation tools for the Yamaha YM84 (Phillips CSM84). We are small manufacturers that have 2 YM84 machines, 1 being a triple pick machine for placing jelly beans and the other for placing IC's. We a
Electronics Forum | Sun Oct 04 20:55:44 EDT 2009 | phomann
Hi, I have a test pcb that came with my Yamaha YM84S machine. The board contains land patterns, fiducials, etc. The pyrpose of the board is to test the placement and vision systems in the machine. Does anyone provide the technical drawing of the bo
Electronics Forum | Thu Oct 26 11:17:09 EDT 2023 | sarason
The Philips CSM84 is also known as the Yamaha YM84 John Melson (jmelson) is an expert on these machines , he lives in the US. He is often active on EEVBlog and has been active on SMTNET in the past, asking many questions on this machine. My p
Electronics Forum | Tue Apr 03 08:02:05 EDT 2007 | itaig1
I have the manual for this machine and the programs I am after allow me to connect the machine to a PC via an RS232 interface to allow upload and download files to/from the machine as well as an optimiser. We have had the machine for a while and is o
Electronics Forum | Tue May 19 13:54:17 EDT 1998 | Dave F
| I am interested to buy some Yamaha feeders! | 8mm, 16mm and 24mm for Hyper series YM-84II. | Can You help? | | The thread on GSM's inspired this: We have a tough time making the trade-off on GSM's work. The next option we like is the Philips (Ya
Electronics Forum | Tue Jul 01 10:07:35 EDT 2014 | sarason
My program PCBSynergy will generate a file for this machine http://members.iinet.net.au/~sarason/ The machine type is Yamaha YM6021 under the dropdown menus. The Communication control is a little on the difficult side and is not as extensive as wh
Electronics Forum | Tue Mar 31 12:35:29 EDT 2009 | tpappano
Hi Peter, I forgot to mention that the "locating pins" are on the front conveyor rail, and have conical points that poke partially into the holes in the pcb locking it into position. Also as part of the "locating" arrangement are two more slim pneu
Electronics Forum | Wed Nov 20 15:20:07 EST 2019 | compit
I formatted with the FORMAT / s command or moved the system with the SYS command - system files are visible. Partition created and active. I ordered the PCMCIA adapter (PCI) only today - USB adapters do not support all cards.
