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MYdata TPsys CAD converter

Summary of MYdata TPsys CAD converter


The MYdata TPsys CAD converter is a universal Windows program that transforms PCB design export data into machine-readable MYdata TPsys ".pcb" files. It streamlines SMT machine programming through a simple 5-step process: opening XY placement files, defining layout and reference points, configuring import settings, exporting mounting data, and importing to the machine. Key features include support for nearly any CAD format, editable previews, axis mirroring, graphical component visualization, and search-and-replace capabilities.

Parts used in the MYdata TPsys CAD converter project:

  • Windows based computer
  • .NET Framework
  • MYdata TPsys system
  • PCB design software with XY placement data
  • MY100LXE Hydra machine
  • MY12 Hydra machine
  • TP9-UFP machine

The “MYdata TPsys CAD converter” is a small universal program which read the pick and place export data of the most pcb design softwares out there, and converts them to a machine readable MYdata TPsys “.pcb” file, so that the smt machine is programmed quickly and you can save a lot of time and money.

It is simply straight forward and allows an import to a MYdata TPsys system in just 5 steps.

1. open your file wich contains the XY placment data.

2. Name the Layout and set up to 3 reference points.

3. Fill in your import settings

4. Export the mounting data

5. Import it on your machine

And then follow the instructions on your machine.

MYdata TPsys CAD converter

 

Features:
– Importing nearly any XY placement data from your CAD programm and convert it to a MYdata TPSYS readable format.
– A editable preview table of the imported data
– SAVE and LOAD import parameters
– mirroring X and Y axis for a placing components on the bottom side of a pcb.
– Graphical preview of the mounting data which displays the position of the components and their  angles.
NEW! Search and Replace components in your assembling list with components from your machine!
– A help button which leads to a small tutorial on my website

Requirements:
a Windows based computer
.NET Framework

The Programm is tested with:

Windows 7 and .NET Framework

TPSYS 2.9.20 (on a MY100LXE Hydra)
TPSYS 2.4.6b (on a MY12 Hydra)
TPSYS 2.4.2 (on a TP9-UFP)
and should work with all versions between.

 

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Quick Solutions to Questions related to MYdata TPsys CAD converter:

  • What does the MYdata TPsys CAD converter do?
    It reads pick and place export data from most PCB design softwares and converts it to a machine readable MYdata TPsys .pcb file.
  • How many steps are required to import data?
    The process allows an import to a MYdata TPsys system in just 5 steps.
  • Can the tool mirror components on the bottom side of a PCB?
    Yes, it supports mirroring X and Y axis for placing components on the bottom side of a PCB.
  • Does the program offer a graphical preview of mounting data?
    Yes, it provides a graphical preview displaying the position of the components and their angles.
  • What is the best way to handle component changes in the assembling list?
    You can use the new Search and Replace feature to swap components in your assembling list with components from your machine.
  • Which operating systems are supported by this program?
    The program requires a Windows based computer and has been tested with Windows 7.
  • Is there a tutorial available for using the help button?
    Yes, the help button leads to a small tutorial on the developer's website.
  • Can I save and load import parameters?
    Yes, the software includes functionality to SAVE and LOAD import parameters.

About The Author

Ibrar Ayyub

I am an experienced technical writer holding a Master's degree in computer science from BZU Multan, Pakistan University. With a background spanning various industries, particularly in home automation and engineering, I have honed my skills in crafting clear and concise content. Proficient in leveraging infographics and diagrams, I strive to simplify complex concepts for readers. My strength lies in thorough research and presenting information in a structured and logical format.

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