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− | + | Using a pulsed output is important for pneumatic valves. Pulsing allows the pump to send lube throughout the system by operating the plunger several times during a lube event. | |
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+ | However, '''it is very important to set pulse OFF (0) if your machine uses an electric motor for its lube system.''' | ||
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+ | <font size=5>[[image:Gear_warning.jpg]] <b>WARNING!</b><br><br></font> | ||
+ | <font size=3>'''Do not''' use PULSE setting for lube systems with '''electric motors'''.<br><br> | ||
+ | Switching the electric-motor pump on and off with pulsing may damage the motor. | ||
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==Other Pages== | ==Other Pages== |
Latest revision as of 21:28, 28 January 2009
Pulse Machine Lube Pump
What is It?
This is a boolean (on/off) property in the CNCProcessor.cfg file. It is a switch that instructs CNC Processor to pulse the lube actuator during a machine lube event.
Value
The value is set to either 0 (for off) or 1 (for on).
Pulse Machine Lube Pump= 1
How to Determine if the System Should Use Pulse Output
Using a pulsed output is important for pneumatic valves. Pulsing allows the pump to send lube throughout the system by operating the plunger several times during a lube event.
However, it is very important to set pulse OFF (0) if your machine uses an electric motor for its lube system.
WARNING! |
Other Pages
- Back to CNC Bender Technical Notes
- See Auto Lube for details on how to test the Auto Lube system
- See Configuring Machine Lube Settings
- See CNCProcessor.cfg