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I would like to freeze feeders on a global basis. I am tired... - Apr 07, 2006 by Craig

You can either optimize both boards from the very start to t... - Apr 07, 2006 by

oh....one more....you could also just assign your new board ... - Apr 07, 2006 by

Thanks for that information, I will be sure to try that. ... - Apr 10, 2006 by Craig

Sounds like you have a non-IQ system? If you can, get o... - Apr 21, 2006 by

We have the IQ system. The problem that I was having is that... - Apr 24, 2006 by Craig

You can do that if you have enough feeder space....but i dou... - Apr 24, 2006 by

Craig

#40886

I need a QUAD QSP-2 Question answered | 7 April, 2006

I would like to freeze feeders on a global basis. I am tired of table changeovers everytime I run a different board. A good example is today I ran 1 board which went well. I wanted to run a board behind it that had 99% the same parts. I am not necessarily concerned about. I know there is a freeze option, however the problem I have is that if I freeze the table and then reload another program it disregards the feeders I froze in the previous program.

Can anyone offer some input into this situation. Thanks in advance for your posts.

Craig

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bobpan

#40888

I need a QUAD QSP-2 Question answered | 7 April, 2006

You can either optimize both boards from the very start to the same table top or you can assign the feeders under configure tabletop to the same spot that they were in when you optimized the first program. Remember that you can optimize many different boards to one table top as long as you have the feeder space!!!!

Good luck

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bobpan

#40889

I need a QUAD QSP-2 Question answered | 7 April, 2006

oh....one more....you could also just assign your new board to the table top you want to use and just do an incremental opt. but there must be enough feeder space

chow

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Craig

#40902

I need a QUAD QSP-2 Question answered | 10 April, 2006

Thanks for that information, I will be sure to try that.

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#41139

I need a QUAD QSP-2 Question answered | 21 April, 2006

Sounds like you have a non-IQ system?

If you can, get one! It makes life much easier. Costly, though!

Anyway, as stated above, your best bet is to assign multiple boards to the same table top. If the two boards are 99% similar, use a full optimization and go from there. That way, one board won't be unequally optimized.

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Craig

#41148

I need a QUAD QSP-2 Question answered | 24 April, 2006

We have the IQ system. The problem that I was having is that when I load one board to the other, I want to avoid the table top changeovers. So I figure if I can make certain tabletops to run certain boards the changeovers would be much less. I thought originally that I could load all the boards we build to one table top and never have to replace feeders.

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dirk29

#41149

I need a QUAD QSP-2 Question answered | 24 April, 2006

You can do that if you have enough feeder space....but i doubt it unless you have a lot of machines in line.

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