Electronics Forum | Fri Mar 02 02:18:04 EST 2007 | andras
Hi Jon, Did you purchased the machine & solved your problem? I have a CSM66 with the same problem, but my door is only 850mm wide. The machines size is 1383x1378x1915. The machine can be more narrow(960mm) in one of it's size by removing the covers.
Electronics Forum | Thu Mar 29 01:17:50 EDT 2007 | Brian
I actually wrote a program that looked just like the CSM66/84 system. I wrote it so we could train our staff offline without having to interrupt production. It did everything just like the real program (including the initial RAM load.) You would use
Electronics Forum | Wed May 23 14:54:50 EDT 2007 | andras
Not at all Jon. I have been using my CSM66 for 2 years and I think it is a very stable and abiding machine. It can place 0603 and 0.65mm pitch SSOP without any problem at 3000-3600cph. Easily and cheaply maintainable, so good choice for a "garage-wor
Electronics Forum | Fri Jun 22 02:02:13 EDT 2007 | jmelson
The CSM84 I have is 63" (1600 mm) wide, 57" (1450 mm) deep, and 54" (1372 mm) high, without the turret. The CSM84 is rated at something like 1600 Lbs (728 kg). I had to cut a hole and install double doors to get mine in. I can't imagine "carrying" t
Electronics Forum | Fri Jun 22 01:51:41 EDT 2007 | jmelson
&F(27).NO4=0 NO4 is for the prep head, which you probably don't have. So, it is zero to mean don't use the prep head. &F(27).DSPF=1 This is the "display flag", it apparently means this component slot in the file contains valid data for a real compon
Electronics Forum | Tue Oct 16 18:07:53 EDT 2007 | jmelson
Oh, wait a minute. I have the complete control box from a CSM 66 III machine, Philips type 1306/40. That's the first one with the AC servo motors. The older ones had a stack of boards connected with masses of cables, the 1306/40 and later had a ba
Electronics Forum | Thu Aug 19 22:21:57 EDT 2010 | jeffr
If you need a disk, I can get it. You only need a sample USER.MCH file. You can use the sample disc to start both the 84V and 66V but after you must set the configuration of both machines as I do not know your options fitted. You will then need to Ca
Electronics Forum | Wed Nov 11 04:49:31 EST 1998 | B.D.
| Some placement machines has WindowsNT userinterface,and | some has another type of userinterface. | Although I think the WindowsNT is better for engineers, | it seems not so friendly for some machine operator. | How much is the WindowsNT important
Electronics Forum | Tue Oct 16 17:55:39 EDT 2007 | jmelson
Geez, what a great company! Somebody paid them $100K for that machine, now you have to pay up front just to find out if they have a part IN STOCK???? That's pretty shocking! You may just have to take the bearing off the machine. I'd guess it is a
Electronics Forum | Tue Oct 26 00:03:09 EDT 2010 | jmelson
Hmm, that's a fairly old machine, even older than mine! (I have a CSM84 PA130640). Anyway, it is best to program the machine from CAD system data, I wrote a little program in C to read in the component type and XYR position, and produce the file in
