Release Notes on BPWin Software
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BPWin 8.0.4 Release Notes
BPWin 8.0.4 Release Notes BPWin Highlights The updated Quick Start Guide for BPWin with REST and Web socket APIs is now available at https://github.com/BPM-Microsystems/BPWinRestAPIData Improved API calls for Device Parameters to ensure seamless operation when...
BPWin 7.0.5 Release Notes
BPWin Highlights Releasing improvements to the new 3928 autohandler system. Improved the user interaction with the Teach Dialog so that it can be navigated with the arrow keys immediately after opening. Improved Pick...
7.0.4 Release Notes
Highlights Added a Z self-test motion diagnostic for 4x systems equipped with a Z encoder. This includes some 4900 and all 4910 autohandler systems. This diagnostic executes a sequence of tests to find possible...
7.0.3 Release Notes
Updates Corrected device placement orientation when automatically removing devices from sockets after sites are taught in sequence. This only occurred when teaching with the options “Full Teach Primary / Fast Teach...
7.0.2 Release Notes
Highlights Improved the BPWin API to provide users the option to allow BPWin to show message boxes that require operator intervention. By default, the API is aimed to run BPWin unassisted, but this new feature helps...
7.0.1 Release Notes
BPWin Highlights The CyberOptics LNC120 camera was made more robust to recover from Ethernet communication failures and temporary power loss. Improved the stepper motor control on 9th Gen sites to extend motor life and...
7.0.0 Release Notes
BPWin Highlights Windows 10 Support Many of you have asked for Windows 10 support for BPWin-- it’s now available with the launch of version 7.0.0. BPWin is currently compatible with Windows XP, Windows 7 and Windows...
6.4.6 Release Notes
BPM 3000/4000 Series Autohandler Released 4900 optional field upgrades for enhanced reliability and ease of use. Implemented the ability to adjust the inspection height for Scanner Tech 3D systems. If the default...
6.4.5 Release Notes
BPM 3000/4000 Series Autohandler Improved the accuracy of the package auto-measure feature for leaded devices. The dimensional data gathered by the CyberOptics alignment camera is automatically populated into the...
6.4.4 Release Notes
BPWin Highlights Broad support for HS400/HS200 modes for eMMC devices on 9th Generation sites and existing socket cards. Program/Verify at up to 148 MBytes/second and beyond. Support for these modes can be requested...
6.4.3 Release Notes
BPM 3000/4000 Series Autohandler Improved site stepper motor cycling on 8th and 7th generation APS by stopping the motors when the interlock is open. 9th Gen automated programmers already have this behavior. Increased...
BPWin 8.0.2 Release Notes
BPWin Release Highlights
- Added a laser power/speed ratio limitation feature for laser markers using Prolase software. BPWin will determine whether the operator entered power/speed settings are within the “polygon accepted” values, preventing unacceptable settings.
- 3000 series fiber laser users can mark serialized QR codes for traceability at the component level.
- Added support for the legacy UX46 3D Inspection camera on the 3000 Series APS.
Other Updates
- Fixed a semaphore timeout issue during broadcast operation for 9th and 10th Gen programming technology.
- Fixed a Runtime error for some 6th and 7th Gen sites related to autorange.
BPWin 8.0.1 Release Notes
(Scheduled for 02/13/2024 release)
BPWin Highlights
- Improved 10th gen programmer site diagnostics to make the process faster and more efficient.
- Released a 3000 series Laser Calibration pattern for laser focus adjustments. This feature supports a well defined process for both CO2 and Fiber models. Contact BPM Customer Service for more information.
Other Improvements
- Fixed continuity failures with “Gang-4 and Gang-8” socket modules on 10th gen Programmers in manual mode.
- Fixed “BP Mechanical Benchmark” failure on 8th Gen systems.
- Fixed a missing FX8 DPL variable causing Macro error during Short Circuit Test on 9th Gen.
BPWin 8.0.0 Release Notes
BPWin Highlights
- Restore COR_X and COR_Y registry values to default every time before PNP initializes, to prevent the values from affecting the home Z process. This feature eliminates the need to manually delete registry values.
- Added a registry key value pair to give users an option to default “Verify teach by picking in diagonal location” to “No.” This changes the default value to streamline the teaching process for JEDEC trays.
- Integrate 10th Gen support into standard BPWin release cycle.
- Enabled “V4-45” 3D Inspection hardware feature on BPM310 and 3928.
Other Improvements
- Fixed a bug to allow REJECTS as a valid location for use during the Test Lase session. Previously the Test Lase session failed to end as expected.
- Fixed a bug to allow the socket identifier specifier to be used in the Test Lase process.
- Fixed a runtime error for NAND devices, caused by autorange implementation.
- Fixed a Job Integrity Check (JIC) error preventing jobs from running when using autorange and serialization together.