Linking A Mydata with PADS software

Has anyone been able to link a Mydata with the Pads Software. The book say's it can not be done but someone told you can?????? Could someone put me on the right road. Thank You John Kirby

reply »

| Has anyone been able to link a Mydata with the Pads Software. The book say's it can not be done but someone told you can?????? Could someone put me on the right road. | Thank You | John Kirby John, Check out UNICAM at www.unicam.com. I use UNICAM to produce programs for my Multitroniks machine from PADS and Mentor graphics. I know they have a machine output file for the MYDATA family also. Another program worth looking at may be CircuitCam from Aegis Industrial Software. I saw their demo at SMI and it was very impressive. I don't know, however, if they handle PADS and MYDATA specifically. Gary Simbulan

reply »

| Has anyone been able to link a Mydata with the Pads Software. The book say's it can not be done but someone told you can?????? Could someone put me on the right road. | Thank You | John Kirby John you know I can but it will cost !! Split the diference with you 50 50 lets talk

reply »

| Has anyone been able to link a Mydata with the Pads Software. The book say's it can not be done but someone told you can?????? Could someone put me on the right road. | Thank You | John Kirby John, I work for Aegis Industrial Software and we develop the product called CircuitCAM which is referenced in the response from Gary Simbulan. We can take your Pads Data and easily convert it into the Mydata pick and place programs. Other software which may be able to do the same are UniCAM and CIMbridge. You should really check out all of these packages before making any decisions since they all go about it very differently and one my be better suited for your particular application. Feel free to give me a call or email me directly. I'd be happy to discuss the way CircuitCAM interacts between Pads and Mydata.

Regards, Dan Lambert Applications Engineer Aegis Industrial Software 215-646-5535 dlambert@aiscorp.com

reply »

| | | Has anyone been able to link a Mydata with the Pads Software. The book say's it can not be done but someone told you can?????? Could someone put me on the right road. | | Thank You | | John Kirby | John, | Check out UNICAM at www.unicam.com. I use UNICAM to produce programs for my Multitroniks machine from PADS and Mentor graphics. I know they have a machine output file for the MYDATA family also. Another program worth looking at may be CircuitCam from Aegis Industrial Software. I saw their demo at SMI and it was very impressive. I don't know, however, if they handle PADS and MYDATA specifically. | Gary Simbulan I have a Mydata and looked at several packages before settling on UNICAM.I use it constantly to convert PADS data into programs for the Mydata ( got it down to about 20 mins) Contact me if you have any questions Phil Teerink

reply »

| | | | | Has anyone been able to link a Mydata with the Pads Software. The book say's it can not be done but someone told you can?????? Could someone put me on the right road. | | | Thank You | | | John Kirby | | John, Mydata themselves will supply a software package called Cadconv. This package is customised by means of a control file to accept any CAD input and convert it to a Mydata Typsys file or a Directline file. In Mydata Uk are a present doing a control file for 'Pads' for my company | | Bernard Mulcahy | | Check out UNICAM at www.unicam.com. I use UNICAM to produce programs for my Multitroniks machine from PADS and Mentor graphics. I know they have a machine output file for the MYDATA family also. Another program worth looking at may be CircuitCam from Aegis Industrial Software. I saw their demo at SMI and it was very impressive. I don't know, however, if they handle PADS and MYDATA specifically. | | Gary Simbulan | I have a Mydata and looked at several packages before settling on UNICAM.I use it constantly to convert PADS data into programs for the Mydata ( got it down to about 20 mins) | Contact me if you have any questions | Phil Teerink

reply »