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Z axis - Can I use this with PlasmaC and Mesa 7i76e?
5 years 9 months ago #195737
by txtrone
FWIW - When I turn the voltage up on the power supply the amperage climbs, but nothing ever smoked... and then when I tried them individually they powered right up.
Replied by txtrone on topic Z axis - Can I use this with PlasmaC and Mesa 7i76e?
andypugh wrote: One (unlikely) possibility is that the 50mA (or so) that they take is overloading the supply.
FWIW - When I turn the voltage up on the power supply the amperage climbs, but nothing ever smoked... and then when I tried them individually they powered right up.
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5 years 9 months ago #195858
by andypugh
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Anyway, it seems that you have some sort of axis and three working sensors.
Now to decide what that is all for...
Now to decide what that is all for...
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5 years 9 months ago #195861
by txtrone
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True. I guess it's time for me to hit the books!
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5 years 7 months ago #203302
by txtrone
Replied by txtrone on topic Z axis - Can I use this with PlasmaC and Mesa 7i76e?
Just a quick update. I got sidetracked on some other projects and just got back to this one. I ended up replacing the cheap 'slot sensors' with
these
, which I am happy to report are working great... at least in HAL.
The last sensor to replace is the proximity sensor for the breakaway. I decided to go with this one. Andy pointed out that my current prox appears to be a knock off of this one, so I got the PNP version of the 'real' one. I will know more tomorrow when I get it installed.
The last sensor to replace is the proximity sensor for the breakaway. I decided to go with this one. Andy pointed out that my current prox appears to be a knock off of this one, so I got the PNP version of the 'real' one. I will know more tomorrow when I get it installed.
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