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Ron Arnold - Motores Hermeticos

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Nombre(s):	Ron
Apellido:	Arnold
Compañia:	Motores Hermeticos
	Direccion:AVENIDA PASEO LAS LOMAS S/N - Telefono:(899)921-0500
Departamento:	Prueba Eléctrica
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Email:	ron.arnold@emotors.com
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Comentario:	* IMELDA (Imelda Cota) * February 26, 2007 at 10:38am Emerson Motores Hermeticos - Reynosa Rosendo Salazar Ron Arnold Stopped here to review the recent order for the Windows upgrade of the 15 ASTs. Collected data on each of the DOS ASTs to verify what will be necessary in the upgrade. I will put this in a spreadsheet to make it easier for the techs collecting all the hardware to determine what is needed for each unit. They only have 14 ASTs which need upgrades. But, there is a spare computer which we will get a new motherboard and hard drive. So they only need part of the hardware for the 15th upgrade. Some units will need a variety of painted filler panels. Two units have racks which are completely full so we will not be able to install 17" monitors. Some units have keyboard and printer drawers which are unused which we can remove. Most of the DOS units already have a Baker or Emerson supplied keyboard support arm. So these will not be needed on all units. One of the ASTs was missing an IR temperature sensor. Rosendo would like to replace the missing temp sensor in lieu of the unneeded keyboard arms and monitors. Another unit was missing both IR temp sensors. For this unit, we will use a single ambient sensor. Rosendo wants to use all the money. I will figure out what we can do to replace and repair things for equivalent money. Got a list of the 7 ASTs which will be done during the first half of the project. Many of the older units are in pretty rough shape. Fixtures are old. Maintenance is performed quickly and sloppily. Most of the DOS units are not running the correct code. For example, most of the units with 2 IR temp sensors are running code for the ambient temp sensor. The temp cals are way off so they have Resistance temp compensation turned off. It will be good to get a Baker tech to work on each of these units and get them running properly. Given the state of things, I am concerned that the techs here won't take time to perform the second set of upgrades properly without a Baker tech around. I may try to swap the parts we don't need for a second trip if it works financially. The project will be more successful if we do. The biggest issue will be scheduling this, given their production schedule. All the ASTs are being used on production lines during the day shift and many also run a second shift. They want us to try to do the first set of upgrades before the end of April rather than in May. May is even busier than April for them and more likely to have second shift production. Rosendo wants to schedule the upgrades so that the work is done on a Saturday and Sunday and during second and third shift during weekdays. They have a few unused Avtrons sitting around. I suggested that they put one of these on the production line temporarily, but, he says none of them are fully working any more. At least we have a spare computer which we can prepare ahead of time and rotate into each unit which will help.