MyData Equipment Users - Roll Call

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First let's hear from those fellow SMTNets use MyData Placem... - Jan 04, 2002 by Gregory Stanton

I would like to expand your request for Siplace users. Howe... - Jan 04, 2002 by Stefan Witte

MYDATA files are standard ASCII format. ... - Jan 07, 2002 by

It sounds like an interesting idea. I have ask MYDATA about... - Jan 08, 2002 by Ed Mentzer

MyData packages may be exported in ASCII format with a 3 1/2... - Jan 14, 2002 by Gregory Stanton

Gregory Stanton

#18566

MyData Equipment Users - Roll Call | 4 January, 2002

First let's hear from those fellow SMTNets use MyData Placement equipment.

Sencond, anyone interested in sharing MyData based package type data? We just bought a MY-15 and have very little package data available.

It would be cool if we could get a shared database for all SMTNets to pick from.

Let me know.

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Stefan Witte

#18568

MyData Equipment Users - Roll Call | 4 January, 2002

I would like to expand your request for Siplace users. However, file sharing in Unix or Linux format is a bit different. Does anyone know how to zip these files in Windows to share?

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JMcMahon

#18580

MyData Equipment Users - Roll Call | 7 January, 2002

MYDATA files are standard ASCII format.

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Ed Mentzer

#18599

MyData Equipment Users - Roll Call | 8 January, 2002

It sounds like an interesting idea. I have ask MYDATA about a user group, but they always act like it would not a good idea. I think every user has something to share or a question that could answered by someone who has "been there done that". We have a MY12 and have made about 50 new packages for parts.

I know the package files can be exported and sent via email because I got a package for a part from a MYDATA service rep via email.

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Gregory Stanton

#18644

MyData Equipment Users - Roll Call | 14 January, 2002

MyData packages may be exported in ASCII format with a 3 1/2" floppy. Select Utility, Export, Package, DOS-Diskette, Choose Single or ALL packages, Select Package with Data. The resulting file should look something like this:

# *** PACKAGES *** P00 BGA100-10x10-1.27 P000 PT_BGA P01 14000 14000 14000 14000 2150 2300 2000 P02 C23 50 50 0 1 0 P021 NOTOOL P03 false ACC_HIGHEST ACC_HIGHEST ACC_HIGH true ACC_HIGHEST ACC_HIGH ACC_HIGHEST P032-1 0 P051 BGAB 10 -5715 5715 90000 P052 700 700 700 700 700 700 1270 200 200 0 P051 BGAB 10 -5715 4445 90000 P052 700 700 700 700 700 700 1270 200 200 0 P051 BGAB 10 -5715 3175 90000 P052 700 700 700 700 700 700 1270 200 200 0 P051 BGAB 10 -5715 1905 90000 P052 700 700 700 700 700 700 1270 200 200 0 P051 BGAB 10 -5715 635 90000 P052 700 700 700 700 700 700 1270 200 200 0 P051 BGAB 10 -5715 -635 90000 P052 700 700 700 700 700 700 1270 200 200 0 P051 BGAB 10 -5715 -1905 90000 P052 700 700 700 700 700 700 1270 200 200 0 P051 BGAB 10 -5715 -3175 90000 P052 700 700 700 700 700 700 1270 200 200 0 P051 BGAB 10 -5715 -4445 90000 P052 700 700 700 700 700 700 1270 200 200 0 P051 BGAB 10 -5715 -5715 90000 P052 700 700 700 700 700 700 1270 200 200 0 P061 OPTICAL P062-O 40 57 P062-O2 50 P062-O3 BGA 100 100 100 P062-O4 65 BGA 100 100 P062-O5 0 0 POS_MIDDLE P063 0 0 0 false false P07 false false 500 25 500 25 P071 "standard" P071 "linescan" P08 NONE P081 0 0 5000 10 15 15 # # *** GLUEDOTS ***

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