Electronics Forum | Wed Nov 15 13:44:32 EST 2006 | sliebl
Paul, That's what I thought you were going to say. I can do the same thing with my Contact machines, although I do not have feeder handling carts to pull entire banks of feeders, it would have to be done individually. Even though we are a small to mi
Electronics Forum | Wed Dec 06 17:23:40 EST 2006 | jamyboy
Steve, Although you probably have an answer by now. CircuitCAM can generate programs for you machines no matter how many you have, in 2 different ways 1 is free the other cost money. THe first is the easy way, setup you factory model to imitate
Electronics Forum | Wed Nov 07 12:58:20 EST 2007 | Frank
I agree with Jon, that using Gerber data is a pain in the butt, but that doesn't answer your question about what software to use. CircuitCAM, VALOR, UniCAM (now Tecnomatix), and GC Place are the more popular third party software packages that deal d
Electronics Forum | Tue Jun 18 07:14:49 EDT 2013 | jlawson
Yes Aegis and Valor are good choices in terms of NPI, SMT programming , which one you choose will depend on other factors, Valor offers I feel a more rounded product, ie under one platform. Both offer CAD-BOM to SMT and Documentation, but Valor offer
Electronics Forum | Thu Mar 26 13:31:37 EDT 2020 | rgduval
As everyone else said, if you don't have CAD, it's a pain to digitize the gerbers. So much so that we only did it once when I went to CircuitCam training. After you digitize the gerbers, you have to merge the BOM with it. And you have to tell it p
Electronics Forum | Thu Dec 07 15:51:02 EST 2000 | gsubbert
We have an old Blue M temperature chamber. We have no manuals for it and no information on how to make the cams to get the temperature profile that we need. If anyone has any information and would be willing to share it with me I would appreciate it.
Electronics Forum | Fri Nov 10 17:53:25 EST 2000 | Dave F
As fortune might have it, many CAD mfgrs use .pcb for their files. Just for a few: Zuken Visula, Pads Power-PCB, ACT CAM-350 and derivatives. Why not: * Read it into your present CAD system [assuming it's one that can read .pcb files] * Generate
Electronics Forum | Mon Jul 10 20:59:02 EDT 2000 | Dave F
Try: View Mate (View only) - http://www.lavenir.com CamCAD (View only) - http://www.camcad.com GC-Prevue (View only) - http://www.graphicode.com PC Gerber II (View & limited data size editing) - http://www.ecam.com/us_home.htm While I've posted "vi
Electronics Forum | Mon Jun 12 13:59:48 EDT 2000 | Gary Simbulan
I am investigating various (C)omputer (I)ntergrated (M)anufacturing software tools. I will be using this for offline programming of assembly equipment as well as creating process documentation, I have looked at Unicam from Unicam-Technomatics and C
Electronics Forum | Mon May 15 18:06:02 EDT 2000 | Micah Newcomb
Mark, I am not aware of any forum dedicated soley to Unicam, but as Jax said this forum is about as good as any. I am sure there are many Smtneters that use Unicam daily, myself included. We use Unidoc for documentation and we also utilize Fuj
