Electronics Forum | Tue Mar 10 11:23:26 EDT 2009 | vetteboy86
I am setting up a board that is 18.27". In order to be able to reach the whole board, I need to slide the touch stop assembly a few inches further down the slide. After I completed this task, the board will not feed up to the touch stop. The board st
Electronics Forum | Wed Mar 18 16:50:20 EDT 2009 | khowell
There are many users of SN100C in reflow. SN100C was originally introduced as a wave solder alloy which offered cost savings over SAC, no solder pot erosion, and high fluidity. Since it is eutectic, no plastic range, the joints have a smooth, shiny
Electronics Forum | Wed Mar 18 07:56:43 EDT 2009 | cyber_wolf
You can calibrate it until you are purple in the face. Job to job and part to part they are just not consistent.They either fail parts or put them on skewed. I have gone back and fourth on this for(10+) years. We have had Fuji look at it and we have
Electronics Forum | Tue Mar 24 09:04:33 EDT 2009 | sachu_70
External CO2 extinguishers certainly help. But requires the alertness of a trained personnel to use the same effectively during a fire. I have also come across a solution wherein the extinguisher is kept always connected to continuously deliver pres
Electronics Forum | Fri Mar 20 01:04:20 EDT 2009 | padawanlinuxero
Guys I need help!!! Today I was cleaning the TM12 feeder and by accident I took out a screw that is on the side in a place that looks... well it looks like a teddy bear, I heard something falling inside of the feeder and now the screw does not thigh
Electronics Forum | Tue Mar 24 17:14:44 EDT 2009 | bas251
In my experience, before my current employment, I have personally seen damage from the water soluable fluxes left under a BGA. In consideration, I have not seen it from an assembly process where the boards are cleaned thoughly, but I have seen it dur
Electronics Forum | Thu Mar 26 11:29:31 EDT 2009 | cyber_wolf
I talked to Mydata service (briefly) 3 times. Halfway through the 3rd call it was suggested to me that we set up a service call. Times being what they are, we are not willing to go that route yet. Thankfully we are not in dire need of this machine ri
Electronics Forum | Wed Apr 15 12:57:37 EDT 2009 | bk
I'm not sure if you fixed your problem yet or not but i'll give you some insight on your problem. The x wagon motor doesn't move cause of the voltage it actually moves when there's current applied to it. The voltage dictates the direction the motor m
Electronics Forum | Wed Apr 15 14:51:52 EDT 2009 | cyber_wolf
The booster was swapped. I found that I have -35 volts across pins 1 and 3 on the XWB.(measured with a scope) When I switch polarity in the software I do not get anything.(no +35V) I noticed that when I try to pulse the small X with the scope hooked
Electronics Forum | Thu Apr 16 13:23:41 EDT 2009 | bk
well by the looks of it you have pretty much replaced just about everything that could cause the problem. The only one i haven't seen is the cable going from the computer box up to the x-wagon boards. Just out of curiosity when you took your motor fr
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