Electronics Forum | Tue Oct 18 14:59:35 EDT 2016 | muzzy
Hello. Our company recently bought a Samsung CP40V pick and place machine. It works very well, the software is intuitive but we have one problem. Is there a way to manually set fiducial position after machine failed to recognize it? For example, duri
Electronics Forum | Fri Feb 03 14:19:54 EST 2017 | muzzy
Got the info I needed. For future reference - it can't be done. CP40CV does not have an option to manually correct the fiducial position.
Electronics Forum | Sat Nov 05 20:04:40 EDT 2016 | sarason
You would be better off setting a new fiducial using a pad or other feature that would serve that purpose. If the board has not etched correctly, it is better to bad mark it and not use that board on a panel. Safer in the long run as it may have othe
Electronics Forum | Wed Jan 25 18:59:49 EST 2017 | superlen
When the fiducial fails, the machine stops with the crosshairs near the fid that couldn't be read. On the CP45 you just jog to the center and tell it use the position you just navigated to. (the manual correction). I believe the cp40 is the same...
Electronics Forum | Thu Jan 26 08:44:22 EST 2017 | muzzy
Hi. Thanks for the reply. If i remember correctly, there aren't any crosshairs displayed when the machine stops. Last time I used it, I tried jogging it to another position after the error but couldn't do it. I'll try it again when i will get a chanc
Electronics Forum | Sun Nov 06 03:09:44 EST 2016 | muzzy
Hello. Thank you for your answer. Yes, you are right. It would be best to badmark those boards. But we, as a small contract assembler, can't throw away a 1/5 of client boards just because of damaged fiducials. Using pads and other features as fiducia
Electronics Forum | Thu Jun 27 02:52:54 EDT 2002 | Darby
Take a peek at a Samsung CP45v before you make a decision. I'm running two before a CP40v. Runs very well. Clever software. Cheap. I'm also running two Tenryu/i-Pulse FV-7100 in line vintage 1999. Great machines but it may be some time before the sup
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