Timer and one shot

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02 May 2014 02:52 #46525 by viski
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What i need to do is run timer when machine ON enabled and every 2 minutes output an short signal .

How to do that without any feedback.

This is to activate pnevmatic ventil ( open ) and bearings in spindle gets a oil under preasure and X ,Z table.

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02 May 2014 07:56 #46528 by BigJohnT
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Classicladder would be my choice for that.

JT

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03 May 2014 02:04 #46544 by viski
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How to link time-seconds ( s32) to classicladder pin?

If i do this i get error msg: cycle-seconds ( s32) can not link to classicladder.0.in-01 ( bit ) !

net cycle-seconds => classicladder.0.in-01

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04 May 2014 05:36 #46564 by BigJohnT
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As you have discovered you can't connect a s32 pin to a bit pin. You can connect a s32 to a s32.

www.linuxcnc.org/docs/html/ladder/classi...sic_ladder_variables

On a tablet so must be brief.

JT

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04 May 2014 18:14 #46576 by cncbasher

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06 May 2014 05:07 #46644 by andypugh
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What i need to do is run timer when machine ON enabled and every 2 minutes output an short signal.


You can do this with a stepgen in velocity mode. (I just tried it).

Are you currently using steppers? if you are then you just need to change the "loadrt stepgen ctrl_type=p,p,p to be p,p,p,v

A velocity of 0.0083 is a step every 2 minutes (at the default scale), you can choose the steplen to suit (probably a very big number, it is in nanoseconds, so 1 second is 1000000000 of them)

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