In LIFO mode, the F1200 functions like a stack. The last board to be stored is the first board to be removed. This is useful for:

• Temporarily holding a batch of PCBs.
• Allowing a downstream machine to be serviced while an upstream machine continues production.
• Processing PCBs in a reverse sequence if required by the manufacturing process.

• No magazine required: Operates without the need for magazines.
• Servo-controlled lift: Uses a precise servo-controlled lift mechanism.
• Easy to use: The touchscreen display makes it user-friendly, with real-time status messaging.

• Capacity: Can buffer a standard 25 boards with a pitch of 16 mm (0.630 inches).
• Control system: Driven by a high-speed servo control system for accurate and smooth transfers. Older units, such as a 2008 model, used an Omron CJ1M PLC for control.
• User interface: Features a touchscreen display for user-friendly operation and real-time status messaging.
• Indicator: Includes a tower light to display status and alarm conditions.
• Interface protocol: Uses SMEMA communications to interface with other manufacturing line modules.
• PCBs: Transported using a single drive section, which eliminates the need for separate pushers or pullers.
• Width adjustment: Crank-operated width adjustment with a minimum setting of 2.75 inches and a maximum of 17.75 inches.
• Dimensions: One unit is reported to have a conveyor length of 20.75 inches.
• Electrical: Operates on 110 volts, single phase, 6 amps, and 60 Hz.
• Features: Does not require magazines and is equipped with an up-line SMEMA inhibit signal for oven evacuation and other functions.

Fully Functional = Excellent Condition