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Thu 26 March 2009, 12:03
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jeffh
Thanks for the confirmation Mike, and Irfan,...
Thanks for the confirmation Mike, and Irfan, that's a great idea and one that
is trivial to wire up.
My plan of attack for lunch today is:
1) Attempt to get the problem to manifest on a...
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Thu 26 March 2009, 10:24
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jeffh
I just went and checked the SSR control circuit...
I just went and checked the SSR control circuit that I've got... and, well
I'm not really sure what I was thinking when I wired this up but here it is:
I have PMDX:J8:[pin14] connected to the SSR...
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Thu 26 March 2009, 10:12
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Hmmm that might be something to think about... ...
Hmmm that might be something to think about...
The PMDX is powered off of a 12v/2A supply so it should have plenty
of oompf to drive most things. However, the SSR has a 3v-32v DC control
and...
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Wed 25 March 2009, 09:51
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jeffh
Thanks John, I didn't know if I had stumbled...
Thanks John,
I didn't know if I had stumbled across a relay-router combination that just wouldn't work so it's good to hear there's a successful implementation.
The problem I have is...
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Mon 23 March 2009, 18:33
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jeffh
Yeah I didn't really expect to see much either......
Yeah I didn't really expect to see much either... and I wasn't disappointed.
I'll try and capture the control signal to the SSR. I really need a scope
for this though. As you well know the...
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Mon 23 March 2009, 11:08
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jeffh
Thanks Mike and Gerald, I do have another...
Thanks Mike and Gerald,
I do have another Router I can swap in (A lightly powered Porter-Cable router) but it'll take some shimming. The one advantage to this second router is it's a single...
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Sun 22 March 2009, 11:48
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jeffh
Thanks Brad! It just so happens that "Far...
Thanks Brad!
It just so happens that "Far fetched" is my middle name! :D
I don't have a scope here at home but I'll throw a meter on the outputs and see if I can capture any change (It'll be...
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Sat 21 March 2009, 16:01
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jeffh
Hi all, Sorry for the late response... ran...
Hi all,
Sorry for the late response... ran into some honey-do list turbulence.
I've just run the pattern with the router plugged directly into the wall and
I saw no slowdown or any errant...
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Fri 20 March 2009, 20:47
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Yeah, that's a good point Nils, I haven't tried...
Yeah, that's a good point Nils, I haven't tried running it without GCode
I'll give that a try and report back what I find.
So you never hear your router radically change it's sound (and...
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Fri 20 March 2009, 14:39
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jeffh
Milwaukee Router weirdness - SSR (solid state relay) not suitable
Hi Guys,
While not specifically a MM question I thought I'd ask since others of you are using the Milwaukee 5625 router in your machines.
The problem is this: When I start a job the Gcode...
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