Electronics Forum | Mon Jul 01 05:37:46 EDT 2013 | mts
Hi, is there any universal assembly software that can create the Juki (g3g) format? We are using 2 Juki machines (FM 740, FM 760) and we are looking for a software to split boards to the machines and to prepare everything offline. Thanks mts
Electronics Forum | Thu Jul 04 06:23:44 EDT 2013 | sarason
I have reverse engineered both the 730 and 740 machines the only part outstanding is the multiple boards per panel which other users said is done on the machine. These 2 formats are yet to be generally released. You are correct, it was not easy to do
Electronics Forum | Thu May 12 22:46:48 EDT 2016 | karan12
for juki 740,760 and 2080,using hlc software how do u programme panel pcb 8 in one panel. Need to know how to create pwb data.
Electronics Forum | Tue Jul 12 10:40:27 EDT 2016 | leeg
Brad, have you got any calibration jigs with the machine? This could also be down to laser offset or laser scaling which are both calibrated with different jigs. Where are you based?
Electronics Forum | Tue Jul 12 10:41:35 EDT 2016 | bradholland
oh i did not enter the pcb thickness. it is set to 0.0 I thought this was only to be changed for non standard pcb thicknesses. So, with the pcb being 1.6mm this is probably the answer. I guess this means I'm dumb..
Electronics Forum | Tue Jul 12 10:45:45 EDT 2016 | bradholland
I didn't get any jigs, no. I am based in florida!
Electronics Forum | Thu Aug 16 09:10:45 EDT 2018 | sarason
I have a Juki KE750 Instruction Manual if that is of any use sarason
Electronics Forum | Thu Aug 16 09:15:15 EDT 2018 | muzzy
Sarason, thank you very much for your reply. I already have this manual but, unfortunately, it only mentions this elusive "MS Parameters" window but doesn't state how to get there and what is the password. Regards, M.
Electronics Forum | Fri Aug 17 07:27:47 EDT 2018 | stephendo
A lot of machines have such parameters stored in an ascii file that can be edited with notepad. But of course doing so could be the fastest way to destroy a machine with a typo.
Electronics Forum | Fri Aug 17 10:44:19 EDT 2018 | muzzy
Hello charliem. Thank you so much! Yes, it looks like the information I need. I will try it and report back in a few days. Thank you once again! Regards, M.
