Electronics Forum | Fri May 14 12:40:03 EDT 2004 | Kuru
My switch is good, I can check the switch and the two photo sensors on the input test screen. They are turning on and off.I can see it no the board too. When I start up I can see Tactile unit come down so I know pneumatics portion is good. I am still
Electronics Forum | Mon Jun 19 21:25:47 EDT 2006 | Chris
Try raising the table in Calibrate mode. Sensor or Tactile connector could be contacting the underside of the rails and overloading the axis. Check for 24V on the Z-axis brake. Check the fuse(F5) and voltage to the driver. Check DIP switch settin
Electronics Forum | Tue Aug 04 13:44:05 EDT 2009 | swag
Check your DIP switch settings on new driver. Not sure about calibration. Try QMPM for password.
Electronics Forum | Tue Oct 31 13:15:13 EST 2006 | realchunks
SWAG is prolly right. You can verify the tactile sensor by watching the machine carefully. When finding the stencil height, make sure the board goes all the way up and touches the stencil to trigger the tactile. If it doesn't, then something is wr
Electronics Forum | Tue Mar 18 14:29:46 EDT 2008 | chrisgriffin
That AP can paste 0201's and has built in 2D. I would keep it. The AP series "forcers and platens" design is a bit fragile, but reliable and tends to last a long time. My biggest complaint is the cheap air hoses to the 3 forcers. After about 8 ye
Electronics Forum | Fri Mar 29 16:17:47 EDT 2013 | aemery
Sorry I am late on this thread, just became a member and was scanning through the posts. I am a former FSE for Speedline, now independant, so all this stuff is my bread and butter. Here are some facts that could help you all in the future. MPM pri
Electronics Forum | Fri Mar 18 15:02:07 EST 2005 | pmd
Please clarify, Z axis gears (Blades)? The MPM head I believe is what your are asking is driven up and down via a lead screw. The machine gets the zero point from the "HAT" tactile sensor in the table nest. When squegees are installed the blades are
