Electronics Forum | Mon Apr 19 01:36:55 EDT 2010 | jola
Been a while since I used those machines but I found a list on how it was on ours anyway: MV2-F,C: F8-F1-F7-SHIFT-M-V MPA-V: F8-F1-F7-SHIFT-M-P-SHIFT-A-SHIFT-V MPA-G1: F8-F4-F7-SHIFT-M-F7-P-F7-SHIFT-A-F7 Always start from the main "run" screen. Go
Electronics Forum | Thu May 21 18:19:38 EDT 2020 | ccouture
here is how to access the secret screen: MV2-F,C: F8-F1-F7-SHIFT-M-V found it after googleing it. Hope it helps.
Electronics Forum | Fri Jun 16 00:45:19 EDT 2006 | Richard Robins-Bird
Not all splicing tapes require the use of specialist tooling or splicing plates to make a join. Please see wwww.fujismt.com where a complete range of SMT splicing tapes (Joint Tapes) can be found for use with chip mounters such as Assembleon, Europla
Electronics Forum | Wed Sep 23 12:18:58 EDT 1998 | Peter
| | I am thinking of purchasing a Panasonic MV series chipshooter. If you own a Panasonic MV machine I would like to hear what you like and dislike about it. Is the service good? Are spare parts readily availiable? Does Panasonic support and follow
Electronics Forum | Wed Mar 20 12:28:40 EDT 2024 | poly
The Fuzion HC will do that many parts depending on the tape width. 8mm is dual per lane, big ones can take up a lot of lanes. Our boards have that many parts and I use two machines (gx11 and a gc30). I think the Panasonic is probably a better option
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