by wajahatali_syed | Sep 2, 2025 | News, Software Release Notes
BPWin Release Highlights
- Improved STPL File Compilation for 9th Gen Platforms – Resolved a compilation error affecting STPL files that use variable-based delay commands on 9th Gen systems. This enhancement, identified in DSR-19141 with Microchip APA450-BG456I, improves support for delay commands using variables, ensuring successful compilation and more reliable script execution.
- Enhanced Self-Test for VOS Circuit on 9th & 10th Gen Programmers – Improved the self-test process for VOS circuit testing on 9th and 10th Gen programmer sites. This update addresses cases where self-tests could exhibit false failures related to Vcc and Vpp. As a result, self-tests now correctly pass for adapters such as the FVE4ASMC44BGSC and similar designs.
- Syntax Error Correction for EPV Operation – Resolved a syntax error that caused EPV operations to fail for algorithm RM48L952DZWTT due to the use of a reserved keyword in the script. The variable name was updated to prevent this issue, and EPV operations for this device now complete successfully. Users should retry the EPV operation for the RM48L952DZWTT to confirm proper functionality.
- Improved Self-Test Handling for Slave Socket Locations on 9th & 10th Gen Programmers – Enhanced the self-test functionality on 9th and 10th Gen programmer sites to correctly skip tests for pins connected to active circuitry on slave socket locations B, C, and D. This update resolves previously reported failures on certain socket cards (e.g., FVX4G2ASMR40LAPB) when tested on these locations. Self-tests will now pass as expected.
- Operator Guidance and Pressure Plate Handling Enhancements for BPM210/310 – A new dialog box now guides operators when the Stop button is clicked on BPM210 semi-automated programmer, helping confirm the door lid is closed and motors operate smoothly. Additionally, operators can now use the “Close All Sockets” button to raise the pressure plate even without a socket card installed, allowing for easy removal of the pressure plate when needed. Previously, a socket card was required to perform this action.
- 9th Gen Diagnostics Improvement – Enhanced the diagnostics process for 9th Gen programmers to eliminate hardware timeout errors during the self-test sequence. This update resolves previously reported timeout issues, resulting in more reliable and consistent self-test performance on 9th Gen systems.
by wajahatali_syed | Dec 3, 2024 | Software 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 Autorange or LoadEntireFile features are enabled.
- Added the ability to set initialization data directly from data pattern files for S-record file types. This improves quality and saves time for job setup when using S-record files. A feature guide can be requested from tech@bpmmicro.com
- Resolved yield issues on socket locations B, C, and D on 10th Gen programmer sites following a failure at socket location A.
Other Improvements
- Improved WebSocket API notifications to indicate job completion and abort statuses.
- Fixed an Autohandler bug that caused job hangs when only one device was active and a pick failure occurred at the tape feeder.
by wajahatali_syed | Aug 24, 2024 | Software Release Notes
BPWin Highlights
- Releasing support for the all new BPM210 Semi-automatic Universal desktop programmer. This industry first product uses automated site actuation to improve ergonomics, safety and efficiency to double the throughput compared to traditional manual programming where sockets are opened manually.
- 10th gen Site motor actuation code improvements.
- Motor Actuation updates include significant improvements to the motor actuation code to ensure reliable and smooth operation. The code now includes enhanced detection to confirm sockets are fully opened, with additional retries if necessary. This ensures consistent and accurate socket movement, improving overall device handling.
- The updated code is designed to overcome minor friction while being gentle enough to prevent wear on sockets, springs, and motor assemblies. This balance extends the life of critical components and enhances the durability of your equipment.
- The motor control code now better accommodates delays at the start of motion, reducing false detections of no movement. Additionally, we’ve enabled permanent logging to capture detailed data for easier debugging and troubleshooting, with logs clearly indicating the cause of any motion loop exits.
Other Improvements
- ScannerTech 3D: Improved model number detection of UX, V4 cameras using the Ultravim App, it now requires a minimum version of Ultravim 9.7.30 to work. It will perform auto-z-teach for the ScannerTech UX Models only – not with V4 Models.
- 10th gen programmer site:
- Enhanced Vcc Implementation: We’ve refined the IPR Vcc calibration code, ensuring more accurate voltage settings for FX8 devices. This improvement enhances the programming precision for high-power programmable devices.
- Support for the latest Interposer Board Revision F: This update boosts programming yield for devices that require higher current, ensuring more reliable performance.
by wajahatali_syed | Apr 16, 2024 | Featured, Software 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.
