Got a new SSMT machine. Anyone have a quick start guide on how to use this thing. The manual is really terrible. While it does a fair job of explaining what things are, it offers zero for how to use and when. The quick start guide on the website is a bad joke 99% useless. What is needed is a step by step guide on how to use the machine. I had to rely on youtube video to learn how to load one of the yamaha feeders, maybe i'm asking too much but you'd think some basic info would be supplied. Very frustrating not to have basic minimal documentation.
Yes, we tried that but many parts of the manual are incoherent to english speakers. Reading the manual top down is an exercise in frustration. It might work if your are familiar with P&P, but worthless if your are a new user (raises hand).
A step by step guide that should be along these lines: and save you lots of questions that are repeated over and over
To get up to speed quickly you will need to do these steps in this order
1. Calibrate machine first - see page xyz in the manual 2. Import your parts file - How to import specific files from your software. Page xyz - follow these steps 3. You need to set these parameters at a minimum 1. xyzzy position 2. abc position where in the manual this is located. 4. What to look for on your first placement job
"We offer web training for all customers!" what / how /when maybe this is what we need and or least a video that show the complete setup process. How does this web training work - first I hear of it?
I must agree that the manual is not great. Very basic things are missing which could seem obvious to an experienced user but forces non-experienced users to use imagination on how things should be done. This is a waste of time and could leed to problems.
A quick start guide should be added with step by step instructions for a first basic run, including the minimum of how to place the tape on the feeders, how to place the PCB, vacuum settings for each nozzle.
We have more or less got the machine running but some components (ICs) are being placed at a small angle, cannot properly adjust the Z-axis for each component height, nerby components are being blown away when a new component is placed (this behaviour is random), and some other problems.
Michael, could it be possible to do a web tutorial as I see this is offered for new users? Sometime this week?
ZitatWe have more or less got the machine running but some components (ICs) are being placed at a small angle, cannot properly adjust the Z-axis for each component height, nerby components are being blown away when a new component is placed (this behaviour is random), and some other problems.
Maybe you read the manual to increase the put delay on such problems??
I understand 72 pages manual is only less for complete description.
Quantity is not a measure of quality. And my manual is only 66 pages, maybe its an old version.
The only reference to put delay on the manual says that if parts are placed randomly wrong increase put delay. By how much? Is this different for different type parts? how much delay for each type of part? A lot of information is left to trial and error which means a lot of wasted time on the users part.
So is this web tutorial that you advertise possible or not?
You can adjust the pressure push for each head by opening the corresponing needle valves you find near the vacuum generators. You can check by using open / close vacuum function in our software machine control panel.
If you open the pressure push decreases.
You find in your VP-2500HP-CL32 at the bottom back side.
You still have not answered to my question about when we can do the web training. You seem a bit reluctant to do it, when it is something you advertise and a main reason why we bought this machine.