Mycronic/Mydata MY19 planning on buying

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Hi We are looking on buying a used MY19. When comparing, th... - Feb 23, 2020 by midast

TPsys is the file format that MyData/Mycronic use on this pl... - Feb 24, 2020 by sarason

TPSys is the machine operating system, proprietary from Myda... - Feb 25, 2020 by SMTA-Alex SMTA

Thanks för the reply. I can't find any info on any feeders/m... - Feb 25, 2020 by midast

All the TM feeders are obsolete. So, you won't find anything... - Feb 25, 2020 by SMTA-Alex SMTA

midast

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Mycronic/Mydata MY19 planning on buying | 23 February, 2020

We are looking on buying a used MY19. When comparing, the TPSYS version seems to be a major thing. What is TPSYS? Firmware? OS Version? How much does a TPsys upgrade cost? Is it something I can do?

Can TM8 feeders handle 0402 reliably?

I saw that there are TM8,TM8C and TM8FC what are the differences

/midast

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sarason

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Mycronic/Mydata MY19 planning on buying | 24 February, 2020

TPsys is the file format that MyData/Mycronic use on this platform. It is basically ascii and fairly well documented.

You can use my program PCBSynergy to generate a file from CAD data.

Here:- http://members.iinet.net.au/~sarason/" target="_blank">http://members.iinet.net.au/~sarason/

sarason

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SMTA-Alex

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Mycronic/Mydata MY19 planning on buying | 25 February, 2020

TPSys is the machine operating system, proprietary from Mydata (Mycronic, now). It's based on Linux. You have to purchase the upgrades from Mycronic. Depending on which version you're upgrading from, the cost might vary. If the machine you're buying is equipped to handle linear Agilis mahazines, LM type, then your harware is sufficient. Otherwise, you'll need a harware upgrade.

TM8, aren't setup for 0402s. They can only step 4mm and up. 0402s are 2mm spaced. You'll be losing half your components. You need FP8, fine-pitch TM, magazine or go to the Agilis type.

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