Electronics Forum | Fri Jan 11 12:09:14 EST 2008 | john_smith
Maybe you have the wrong waffle pack assigned to the machine. I don't have alot of experience with a f3 though.Are you using the UNIX based software?
Electronics Forum | Sat Jan 12 09:00:54 EST 2008 | mefunak
The Siplace Desktop has a special initial offsets for waffles, look in Settings/Global
Electronics Forum | Mon Jan 14 11:26:42 EST 2008 | edmneb
I am using the older Unix software. It had been said that I could possibly be using the wrong kind of WPC in the station configuration. I am not that familiar with these machines yet, so I am not real positive on what I am seeing on the config files
Electronics Forum | Sat Feb 09 09:39:11 EST 2008 | stockley
You have my sympathy, the Line computer Station configuration screen is hard to get your head around. Assuming that you have configured the station correctly you might need to re-compile the station and/or consistency check it to see of it passes.
Electronics Forum | Mon Jan 14 12:35:28 EST 2008 | dphilbrick
Jay Go to the Services menu and then station configuration. Choose your F3 machine from the list. This will open the tool that allows you to configure what the machine has on it. Look to see if you have a box with the following: WPC-TR S_WPW_80F
Electronics Forum | Wed Jan 09 14:05:58 EST 2008 | edmneb
We recently acquired a Siemens Siplace F3 and a S15 machine, and I am having a few problems with the machines. We have always been a Universal shop, so I am not really familiar with the Siplace machines, and need some help from all of you folks out
Electronics Forum | Thu Sep 22 10:51:16 EDT 2005 | Rob
Stick a label on the package with the initial opening time and date & the use by time, then check before using again. Use the disposable indicator cards - if the are attached top the waffle packs they are getting the same exposure. Get your supplie
Electronics Forum | Wed Apr 05 14:49:51 EDT 2006 | Cristina
The leader tape from Sierra works good for us. But if you have to work only with small strips and you can't affort to lose any parts think of moving them into waffle packs. It depends though if your machine has a tray for that. Regards, Cristina
Electronics Forum | Mon Mar 05 10:30:28 EST 2007 | Rob
We've got away with 90C before, however at 120C they tend to bananna and it isn't easy to remove all of the product then, and some of the legs get damaged (we always received waffle packs then one day tubes arrived & the operator baked as usual....).
Electronics Forum | Wed Aug 28 10:16:12 EDT 2002 | Jim M.
Sam We install a lot of die in the SMT room using same process as SMT parts.Water soluble solder paste is used for attachment of die to ceramic and boards. Biggest problem i found is the adjustment from installing the die in the bonding area. The t
