Electronics Forum | Thu May 10 15:11:53 EDT 2001 | jdtpfacreate
Paul, My company offers an excellent solution for low volume/high mix applications. The issue always becomes how can you reduce downtime/changeover. There are few features on our machines that allow you to do this effectively: -Load feeder
Electronics Forum | Thu Sep 15 06:45:26 EDT 2016 | awhite
Hi Ariss_T, Thanks! I actually did check that...that was one of my first thoughts as well. While in the I/O, I slide a raw board back and forth under the camera/sensor and it acted appropriately. I will definitely update this thread as new informa
Electronics Forum | Wed Sep 10 09:32:56 EDT 2003 | swagner
Dave F, so what kind of problems would I see if this turned into a problem?
Electronics Forum | Thu Oct 21 16:08:16 EDT 2004 | Dzyna Kid
Does anyone know of any resources I could investigate to make a small circuit that would consist of a transmitter, receiver, and a motor. I want to be able to press a button on a remote control and that would make the motor turn on, then I want to b
Electronics Forum | Mon Mar 22 13:07:25 EST 2004 | Richard Y
Try these guys out: http://www.cornetttapingproducts.com/ Tell the owner Chuck I reffered you. He's a great guy and is very reasonable. He even gives me hours in turn times AND that's making the tape and T&R the parts!
Electronics Forum | Wed Feb 25 09:19:39 EST 2015 | swiese242
We currently do have part system in place. The problem that we are having is finding the same part used on multiple jobs. We it be sufficient to keep most used and common parts on hand. Then turn kitting into fifo.
Electronics Forum | Tue Sep 13 07:00:28 EDT 2016 | awhite
Thanks for the reply. When you hit start on the printer, you can see it send the "start cycle (SMEMA)" signal, and it immediately goes to "awaiting board from upstream." This tells me that the printer knows a signal has definitely been sent and rece
Electronics Forum | Thu Oct 27 20:37:49 EDT 2011 | tech1
the calibration error sounds like it is an electrical verifier issue. Are you testing parts before you place them? It could be that your centering electrodes are worn or dirty, or it could be the ribbon cables from the centering unit. If you are usin
Electronics Forum | Wed Oct 10 13:35:00 EDT 2001 | stepheno
I used to work with Chris. (neither of us are there anymore). What is he talking about is putting components into "pockets". The parts would come in, in sticks (tubes) but we wanted them in reels. At first we sent them out to be reeled, but that w
Electronics Forum | Tue Mar 04 16:02:53 EST 2003 | Dave C.
We have auto-correct funtion on our Panasonic Create CM-301 placement machines but have never turned it on because of a perceived loss of placement time when the camera verifies placement. We look at the first article and correct placemnt if needed.
