On Friday 31 January 2020 04:30:17 Gene Heskett wrote: > On Thursday 30 January 2020 23:30:37 John Dammeyer wrote: > > I'm trying to figure out how to set up these two buttons in the HAL > > file so they behave the way I'd like. > > > > My Break out Board (PMDX-126) uses the Charge Pump signal to enable > > outputs. When the Charge Pump is active a signal called "Outputs > > Enabled" is ON and a relay on the BoB attached to that signal > > closes. That relay NO contact is in series with the machine system > > ESTOP relay control so the mill electrics are disabled in the > > control box right where power comes in. As long as there is a > > charge pump signal the system can be powered. > > > > There is also an ENABLE signal coming out of DB25-Pin1 and that's > > the one controlled by the ENABLE button on the AXIS user screen. > > > > This is the signal that enables the Servo Drives and for drives like > > the STMBL also serves to reset faults. Take it false and the STMBL > > servo fault is cleared (if the external reason for the fault is > > gone). > > > > This ENABLE signal when false also holds the DC SERVO HP_UHU drives > > in RESET since that's the only way to clear an error. (or remove > > both high and low voltage). > > > > I've done the same with the Bergerda AC Servo that will turn the > > spindle. When the ENABLE is false the CLEAR FAULT input to the AC > > Servo is TRUE. > > > > So back to the buttons. The ESTOP one beside the ENABLE button will > > go OFF (and take the ENABLE with it) when the external ESTOP IN on > > DB25-10 goes false. Both the system ESTOP and any others in series > > with that can open and we get an instant ESTOP which removes high > > voltage power from the machine, dims the ENABLE button and presses > > the ESTOP button on the AXIS display. > > > > All good so far. > > > > What I want to have happen is that if I click on that ESTOP button I > > want the Charge Pump disabled which will then create an ESTOP_OUT > > equals TRUE situation. To undo that I'd have to click on that > > button again which would release it and re-enable the charge pump. > > > > In other words I want push on, push off behaviour and a push on > > event when the DB25-Pin10 ESTOP_IN goes TRUE. > > > > I can't figure out from the AXIS docs or the HAL docs or looking at > > the HAL pins if there is even a way to work with that? ESTOP button. > > > > Am I missing something? Is there a way to totally unlike that > > switch/indicator from any other control so that I can use it as a > > switch from my HAL file? > > > > As it is now I can click on the button and it changes from up to > > down but nothing happens. > > > > Suggestions? > > Thanks > > John Dammeyer > > This is something I have given up on, the ability to feed an external > e-stop into things and make it f2 resetable. There could be something > in the wiki that might help. > > What I have on most of my machines, is a signal out connection between > motion-enable and some ssr's that shut down all motor power at the ac > in point. In the case of two of them, I have a soft-start delay that > when turning on starts power thru a 200 watt 50 ohm resistor and sets > a timedelay which fires 3 seconds later, correction: bypassing the big resistor, > otherwise the supply inrush > (too many uf's in the filter caps for a 1 hp+ dc motor) trips a 25 amp > service breaker, so now I can use a 20 amp in the service box for that > circuit. Legal on 10 ga romex. > > Since that same circuit is alternate action, it may be possible to > feed a push button, normally open, into it which would insert the > signal only for as long as the button is pushed. > > But I've not done it, yet. I bought a doorbell button only to find its > on all the time because of its night light bulb. > > I also bought a couple of the smashit to shut it off switches from > LMS, as used on the baby 7" lathes, but found their logic to be > backwards to what I wanted to do, they give 2 closed contacts when > unlatched, and open both when slapped. But figureing out where to > mount them and train me to hit them instead of f2 on the keyboard, > which I should do because the keyboard might not be focused on the > main axis screen. Thats caught me out several times on the G0704 and > broke a tool or 3. And what ever you do, should also unhome the > machine since the machine may coast when the power goes away. > > In short, its a problem still in search of a solution at my place too, > that when found should be added to the wiki. Something we can all use. > > > "ELS! Nothing else works as well for your Lathe" > > Automation Artisans Inc. > > www dot autoartisans dot com > > > > > > _______________________________________________ > > Emc-users mailing list > > Emc-users@lists.sourceforge.net > > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/emc-users > > Cheers, Gene Heskett
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