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3 years 8 months ago #264917
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3 years 8 months ago #264922
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OK that should allow access to the FPGA card at 10.10.10.10
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3 years 8 months ago #264923
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Yeah I finally got access. Now I am just trying to figure out how to setup the ini/hal files.
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3 years 7 months ago #266859
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I have finally got the machine running. I have ran a few spoilboard surfacing jobs so far and it seems to run pretty good. I have a few tweaks here and there and some things I need to change but so far so good.
I now want to figure out how to enable the dust collector circuit that I setup. The discussion on how to wire this circuit started on page 5 of this thread. Here is a basic diagram of my setup.
As you can see I have the positive DC going to Digital Out pin 01 on the Mesa card and the negative going to DC ground. I have it setup use NO on the contactor. This way there is no power supplied until I want the collector to run. I want to have the collector come ON when the router circuit comes on and I want it to shut OFF during a fault, E-stop, end of job, etc. How should I set this up in LCNC?
I now want to figure out how to enable the dust collector circuit that I setup. The discussion on how to wire this circuit started on page 5 of this thread. Here is a basic diagram of my setup.
As you can see I have the positive DC going to Digital Out pin 01 on the Mesa card and the negative going to DC ground. I have it setup use NO on the contactor. This way there is no power supplied until I want the collector to run. I want to have the collector come ON when the router circuit comes on and I want it to shut OFF during a fault, E-stop, end of job, etc. How should I set this up in LCNC?
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3 years 7 months ago #266876
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What hal signal turns the router on?
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3 years 7 months ago #266880
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Actually I still need figure out how to enable that circuit as well. I was going to ask that question once I figured the dust collector circuit out. But it turns out they are kind of connected.
So both circuits are connected to Digital Outputs. I want the router to start either by a button or by starting a job. How should I configure them in HAL?
So both circuits are connected to Digital Outputs. I want the router to start either by a button or by starting a job. How should I configure them in HAL?
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