Electronics Forum | Tue Jul 23 11:19:40 EDT 2002 | slthomas
I have worked with Radial II's, III's, and V's. Every one had a verifier, but none of them ever got used, primarily because of the false failures.
Electronics Forum | Wed Jul 24 22:20:30 EDT 2002 | mantis
we have 3 Rad 8's and never use the verifer cause its too bloody slow.Why bother u cant verify parts being placed on a chip shooter so if your operator takes the same care when loading a reel there should be no need to verify.
Electronics Forum | Mon Jul 29 09:32:49 EDT 2002 | pjc
Are you doing a reverse leakage test? Also, some electrolytic caps require two (2) cap tests and should always have a leakage test last. The UIC verifier programming manual should explain this. Otherwise, contact UIC's tech. tele. support.
Electronics Forum | Tue Jul 23 07:47:10 EDT 2002 | John S
We have a RAD5 and RAD 8, both of which have the Expanded Range Verifier. Has anyone had success verifying the correct value of electrolytic caps? Our machine stops several times a day for a false failure, and Universal isn't much help. Thanks John
Electronics Forum | Fri Jan 16 17:08:35 EST 2015 | travishemen
Yes, both the radial 8 and the VCD 8 run on OS2.
Electronics Forum | Fri Jan 16 15:29:48 EST 2015 | travishemen
We are trying to network our Universal VCD 8 and Radial 8. I have everything I need except for the driver disks for the Radisys EXM-10A network card. Does anyone have a copy they would be willing to share?
Electronics Forum | Fri Jan 27 20:01:32 EST 2006 | bigdaddysoy9
I have no affiliation with Universal other than being a customer. We use the VCD/Radial 8 series machines. We run them 24 hours a day, 6 days a week. We spend approx. 30 minutes per machine per week maintaining them. I would recommend them to anybody
Electronics Forum | Fri Jan 16 16:59:31 EST 2015 | dilogic
We do not have such machines, only GSM's but network card is the same. Is Radial (VCD8) running on OS/2 too?
Electronics Forum | Fri Mar 22 18:35:05 EST 2002 | cnoonan
It depends on your application. Are you going for high volume low mix, or low mix high volume? What is your expense budget? What are your factory space requirements? I have worked with Fuji, Siemens, Universal, Panasonic, and Mydata. My pref
Electronics Forum | Thu Jun 01 16:30:33 EDT 2006 | ricardof
My suggestion DEK printers are good, however, we have an EKRA, I'm really amazed, about $4 KUSD in spares and service in 5 years (approx $160 K for a printer) NXT is good, nice high volume, ease of use , quick changeovers, and we just ran them for 10
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