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maybe someone can help me with this problem I have 4 S-20 machines on 3 lines and I notice that when I omit a component on the station computer other components are not assembled and on each PCB it's different components and not the same order.

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| maybe someone can help me with this | problem I have 4 S-20 machines on 3 | lines and I notice that when I omit | a component on the station computer | other components are not assembled | and on each PCB it's different | components and not the same order. | | TNX | Do you omit the component in the BE editor or in the PCB file? You may want to try deleting the NC files from all PCB files currently scheduled, and rescheduling them since you may have a corrupt file. When rescheduling schedule one line at a time and ensure no other operations are going on at the time to reduce the chance of corrupting again. It is always good sense to minimise operations on the LC when scheduling.

Let me know how you get on. |

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| | maybe someone can help me with this | | problem I have 4 S-20 machines on 3 | | lines and I notice that when I omit | | a component on the station computer | | other components are not assembled | | and on each PCB it's different | | components and not the same order. | | | | TNX | | Do you omit the component in the BE editor or in the PCB file? | You may want to try deleting the NC files from all PCB files currently scheduled, and rescheduling them since you may have a corrupt file. When rescheduling schedule one line at a time and ensure no other operations are going on at the time to reduce the chance of corrupting again. It is always good sense to minimise operations on the LC when scheduling. | | Let me know how you get on. | | | | Deletion of the .ad directory would be more effective. This directory and it's contents are generated when the program is scheduled.

Regards RNLM

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