Electronics Forum | Wed Jun 04 08:54:46 EDT 2008 | sys_steven
We just had an issue where only slots 9 and up advanced on any feeder, an slot 2 advanced all the time. Slot 1 and 3-8 would not advance in any position. We replace the IC's at U12 and U13 on the M1 card, now slot 1 is the only one not working. We
Electronics Forum | Thu May 22 16:16:05 EDT 2008 | rmitchell
Hi, Our MY19 will not advance our slot 2 feeder in all tape and reel LM magazines. Other slots advance fine on the same magazine but #2 will not, no matter where we position the magazine along the machine. Any info-
Electronics Forum | Wed Aug 27 19:06:49 EDT 2008 | joojoo
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Electronics Forum | Tue May 27 13:27:38 EDT 2008 | tech1
Sounds like you got something stuck in the magazine bus and it blew the circuit in that lane. I think you can swap out chips on one of the computer boards in the system.
Electronics Forum | Thu May 29 12:14:57 EDT 2008 | bsumfg
Hi, I'm confused by your post. Are you saying one of your magazines does not work in the 2nd feeder postiion even if you move the magazine to a new slot on the machine or are you saying all your magazines do not work in the 2nd feeder position reagr
Electronics Forum | Wed Aug 27 22:48:59 EDT 2008 | davef
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Electronics Forum | Wed Jun 04 00:28:27 EDT 2008 | chrispy1963
There are a couple of things that you can do. First thing to do is take a flashlight and shine it in the card edge connector of slot 2 and see if a passive component or any other part worked its way into that slot. This will cause multiple leads in
Electronics Forum | Fri Nov 10 07:05:28 EST 2017 | emeto
The real question is: Where is your rotation point?
Electronics Forum | Fri Nov 10 07:14:37 EST 2017 | vinitverma
It’s the board origin ( not the panel origin).
Electronics Forum | Fri Nov 10 04:53:52 EST 2017 | vinitverma
Normally when you just rotate one of the boards (circuit) by 180 deg, you'll find all the placements shifted by complete board length in X direction. This is because the board is rotated 180 deg with the board origin as the pivot. So you'll need to a
