Part Data For fuji machines

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Hi guys I am looking for a more detailed informa... - Aug 31, 2000 by

I do not understand what you are asking for????... - Aug 31, 2000 by lucky

Which fuji machines do you have? The new manuals are pretty... - Sep 07, 2000 by

Best bet is to use Tecnomatics Unicam software. This is sim... - Sep 07, 2000 by Murad Kurwa

JOHN

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Part Data For fuji machines | 31 August, 2000

Hi guys I am looking for a more detailed information on creating part data and a more in depth understanding in this area

Regards John

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lucky

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Re: Part Data For fuji machines | 31 August, 2000

I do not understand what you are asking for????

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Doug

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Re: Part Data For fuji machines | 7 September, 2000

Which fuji machines do you have? The new manuals are pretty easy to follow, if you have them. SMD3 machines have the SMD3 Manual 7.1E and the BGA/Connector manuals available. Contact fuji training for more details. Otherwise, if you have certain questions about certain fields, use their website to post the message. There's a guy in the software department by the name of Al you could call and find out some info.

Good Luck

Doug

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Murad Kurwa

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Re: Part Data For fuji machines | 7 September, 2000

Best bet is to use Tecnomatics Unicam software. This is similar to Fujicam that I believe comes with Fujis. Initial part library comes with all the insdustry standard part classification. For new parts / odd parts you can add to the library.

Try www.tecnomatix-unicam.com. They sell software that handles this and their web-site has related documents to give you more info on managing part library. MK

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