What HAL function to use.
20 Oct 2010 02:52 #4752
by aike
What HAL function to use. was created by aike
Hi!
I need to switch on lube one time in 1 hour. I know how to extend impulse - I use "oneshot" function.
But what need I use to call the impulse once in hour?
The lengh of impulse independent, so as "oneshot" can extend it as so as I need.
I need to switch on lube one time in 1 hour. I know how to extend impulse - I use "oneshot" function.
But what need I use to call the impulse once in hour?
The lengh of impulse independent, so as "oneshot" can extend it as so as I need.
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20 Oct 2010 09:18 #4754
by andypugh
Replied by andypugh on topic Re:What HAL function to use.
aike wrote:
I haven't tried it, but I think you should be able to use "timedelay" if you hook it back in to itself with a "not"
loadrt timedelay count=1
loadrt not count=1
addf timedelay.0 servo-thread
addf not.0 servo-thread
setp timedelay.0 on-delay 3540
setp timedelay.0 off-delay 60
net lube-not timedelay.0.out not.0.in
net lube not.0.out => timedelay.0.in parport.0.pin-X-out
This sets up timedelay to be on for nearly an hour and off for a minute. The output is inverted, and fed back to the input and also to the lube pump pin.
(I use the inverted output for the pump so that when the function starts up "off" it initially turns the pump "on")
I think you could also use a stepgen function in velocity mode, or one pin of a sim_encoder, or a function generator (but that would need type-converting from float to bit)
But what need I use to call the impulse once in hour?.
I haven't tried it, but I think you should be able to use "timedelay" if you hook it back in to itself with a "not"
loadrt timedelay count=1
loadrt not count=1
addf timedelay.0 servo-thread
addf not.0 servo-thread
setp timedelay.0 on-delay 3540
setp timedelay.0 off-delay 60
net lube-not timedelay.0.out not.0.in
net lube not.0.out => timedelay.0.in parport.0.pin-X-out
This sets up timedelay to be on for nearly an hour and off for a minute. The output is inverted, and fed back to the input and also to the lube pump pin.
(I use the inverted output for the pump so that when the function starts up "off" it initially turns the pump "on")
I think you could also use a stepgen function in velocity mode, or one pin of a sim_encoder, or a function generator (but that would need type-converting from float to bit)
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20 Oct 2010 10:27 #4755
by BigJohnT
Replied by BigJohnT on topic Re:What HAL function to use.
I use Classicladder to control my oil pump.
www.linuxcnc.org/docview/html//ladder_cl...c_ladder.html#r1_7_2
Just create a 60 minute timer and at some point use a compare to turn on your output.
John
www.linuxcnc.org/docview/html//ladder_cl...c_ladder.html#r1_7_2
Just create a 60 minute timer and at some point use a compare to turn on your output.
John
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21 Oct 2010 15:20 #4779
by aike
Replied by aike on topic Re:What HAL function to use.
andypugh wrote:
But may be there are instant function:)
I have just done it. It'l look like 2 AND-NOT square oscilatoraike wrote:
But what need I use to call the impulse once in hour?.
I haven't tried it, but I think you should be able to use "timedelay" if you hook it back in to itself with a "not"
loadrt timedelay count=1
loadrt not count=1
addf timedelay.0 servo-thread
addf not.0 servo-thread
setp timedelay.0 on-delay 3540
setp timedelay.0 off-delay 60
net lube-not timedelay.0.out not.0.in
net lube not.0.out => timedelay.0.in parport.0.pin-X-out
This sets up timedelay to be on for nearly an hour and off for a minute. The output is inverted, and fed back to the input and also to the lube pump pin.
(I use the inverted output for the pump so that when the function starts up "off" it initially turns the pump "on")
I think you could also use a stepgen function in velocity mode, or one pin of a sim_encoder, or a function generator (but that would need type-converting from float to bit)
But may be there are instant function:)
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