Using M64 command for a relay trigger

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04 Jan 2021 05:05 #194017 by Hamel2020

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Hi peter , As I told , it was typing mistake , the used pin is pin No.6 , as I stated in the revised drawing , and I test it with the hal meter , it shows correct result True , False , but no signal ...

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04 Jan 2021 05:07 #194018 by Hamel2020

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apologize , I was waiting for a reply , I thought I post it with incorrect topic .

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04 Jan 2021 05:09 #194019 by Hamel2020

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Her is the drawing and the hal , ini files

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04 Jan 2021 05:43 #194020 by PCW

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That looks OK
Do you get any errors from LinuxCNC?

And you do have a 7I76E, not a 7I76ED?

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04 Jan 2021 05:47 #194021 by Hamel2020

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I did not get an error ,
I have 7i76ED

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04 Jan 2021 05:52 #194022 by PCW

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OK a 7I76ED has sinking outputs so the load is connected:

+24V ==> Relay coil+
Relay coil- ==> 7I76ED output

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04 Jan 2021 06:05 #194023 by Hamel2020

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Ahhh, that's make sense ,,, So (correct me if I'm wrong) I have to provide +24V to the pin ....
and if yes , can I supply the 24V from the power supplier ( not from Mesa card itself ) ?
I mean like :
from power supplier +24V ==> Relay coil+
Relay coil- ==> 7I76ED output
also the 0V from (PSU)

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04 Jan 2021 06:55 #194024 by Hamel2020

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Hi Peter ,
I did the wiring as a sinking signal , I got an error message :

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04 Jan 2021 11:39 #194028 by tommylight

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No 0V from PSU.

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04 Jan 2021 15:43 #194046 by PCW

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That error means you have a shorted load (backwards flyback diode?)

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