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Marks DTM Calib

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Re: Key fob switches
« Reply #15 on: 18 December 2007, 17:38:51 »
Lol....out latest pick and place machines fit 5 components a second......and they can be big components.

Each item is collected from a tape and reel or waffle tray, inspected by a camera for orientation etc and then placed exactly where required......ut can even test the component value but this slows the process down.......so it does that lot 5 times a second.....very good to watch.
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Re: Key fob switches
« Reply #16 on: 18 December 2007, 18:41:16 »
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Lol....out latest pick and place machines fit 5 components a second......and they can be big components.

Each item is collected from a tape and reel or waffle tray, inspected by a camera for orientation etc and then placed exactly where required......ut can even test the component value but this slows the process down.......so it does that lot 5 times a second.....very good to watch.
Yes, not seen a modern pick and place in action. Last pick and place I saw took3 or 4s per component.  5 per sec must look impressive :y
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Re: Key fob switches
« Reply #17 on: 18 December 2007, 20:48:23 »
Back when we used to have mobile phone manufacturing in the UK I used to visit the factories occasionally. It's truly incredible what can be achieved by these machines. Only thing that let them down were the few human steps involved in the line :-X

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Re: Key fob switches
« Reply #18 on: 18 December 2007, 22:19:31 »
'dangle berries' >:(

Locking switch on the other fob is now getting stiff - time to fix the old one ASAP >:(
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« Reply #19 on: 19 December 2007, 19:43:38 »
UPDATE

Got the inside out, managed to dismantle and clean the inside of the two door switches, (boot worked)

I have a working keyfob
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Re: Key fob switches
« Reply #20 on: 20 December 2007, 09:58:20 »
Damn unlock doesn't work this morning.

Anyone have some faulty ones I can cannibalise?
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Re: Key fob switches
« Reply #21 on: 20 December 2007, 20:00:58 »
The one on the tractor packed up.  So I just programmed a spare to it ::)
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Re: Key fob switches
« Reply #22 on: 20 December 2007, 22:54:20 »
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The one on the tractor packed up.  So I just programmed a spare to it ::)


Got any dodgy facelift ones?

Are the switches the same on prefacelift?
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Re: Key fob switches
« Reply #23 on: 21 December 2007, 09:01:03 »
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The one on the tractor packed up.  So I just programmed a spare to it ::)


Got any dodgy facelift ones?

Are the switches the same on prefacelift?
I dont have any 3 button ones.  Need to get some.
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Re: Key fob switches
« Reply #24 on: 21 December 2007, 10:31:54 »
replacing my battery the other the, managed to break the battery housing off.

Need to find a super fine soldering iron to reattach the contacts to the circuit board? Anyone done this??

Andrew
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Re: Key fob switches
« Reply #25 on: 21 December 2007, 23:00:49 »
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replacing my battery the other the, managed to break the battery housing off.

Need to find a super fine soldering iron to reattach the contacts to the circuit board? Anyone done this??

Andrew
I need to do the one I broke last week, which hopefully I'll do tomorrow.  Looks easy enough.
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Re: Key fob switches
« Reply #26 on: 22 December 2007, 10:19:31 »
Post it to me and I will re-solder it for free and return......
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« Reply #27 on: 24 December 2007, 13:34:29 »
ALl working fine!
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