Pulse Machine Lube Pump - Revision history

Mcone: /* How to Determine if the System Should Use Pulse Output */

2009-01-28T21:28:46Z

‎How to Determine if the System Should Use Pulse Output

Mcone: /* How to Determine if the System Should Use Pulse Output */

2009-01-28T21:28:17Z

‎How to Determine if the System Should Use Pulse Output

Mcone: /* How to Determine if the System Should Use Pulse Output */

2009-01-28T21:26:56Z

‎How to Determine if the System Should Use Pulse Output

Mcone: /* How to Determine if the System Should Use Pulse Output */

2009-01-28T21:26:35Z

‎How to Determine if the System Should Use Pulse Output

Mcone: /* How to Determine if the System Should Use Pulse */

2009-01-28T21:26:21Z

‎How to Determine if the System Should Use Pulse

Mcone: /* How to Determine if the System Should Use Pulse */

2009-01-28T21:26:10Z

‎How to Determine if the System Should Use Pulse

Mcone: /* How to Determine if the System Should Use Pulse */

2009-01-28T21:25:59Z

‎How to Determine if the System Should Use Pulse

Mcone: /* How to Determine if the System Should Use Pulse */

2009-01-28T21:23:46Z

‎How to Determine if the System Should Use Pulse

Mcone: /* How to Choose to Pulse */

2009-01-28T21:23:34Z

‎How to Choose to Pulse

Mcone at 21:23, 28 January 2009

2009-01-28T21:23:14Z

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<pre>Pulse Machine Lube Pump</pre>

===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).

<pre>Pulse Machine Lube Pump= 1</pre>

===How to Choose to Pulse===

Only use pulse for lube systems that use a pneumatic valve to send lube oil throughout the machine. It is very important to set pulse OFF (0) if your machine uses an electric motor for its lube system.

==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]]

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 ===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.
+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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 ===How to Determine if the System Should Use Pulse Output===
-Only use pulse for lube systems that use a pneumatic valve to send lube oil throughout the machine.  It is very important to set pulse OFF (0) if your machine uses an electric motor for its lube system.
+Using a pulsed output is important for pneumatic valves.  Pulsing allows the pump to send lube throughout the 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 and possibly void the warranty.
+Switching the electric-motor pump on and off with pulsing may damage the motor.
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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>
+<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 and possibly void the warranty.
 </font></td></tr></table>

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−	===How to Determine if the System Should Use Pulse===	+	===How to Determine if the System Should Use Pulse Output===

	Only use pulse for lube systems that use a pneumatic valve to send lube oil throughout the machine. It is very important to set pulse OFF (0) if your machine uses an electric motor for its lube system.		Only use pulse for lube systems that use a pneumatic valve to send lube oil throughout the machine. It is very important to set pulse OFF (0) if your machine uses an electric motor for its lube system.

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		+	<tr><td width=25></td>
		+	<td width=300 bgcolor="#f0f0f0">
		+	<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 and possibly void the warranty.
		+	</font></td></tr></table>

	==Other Pages==		==Other Pages==

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	Only use pulse for lube systems that use a pneumatic valve to send lube oil throughout the machine. It is very important to set pulse OFF (0) if your machine uses an electric motor for its lube system.		Only use pulse for lube systems that use a pneumatic valve to send lube oil throughout the machine. It is very important to set pulse OFF (0) if your machine uses an electric motor for its lube system.
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-===How to Choose to Pulse===
+===How to Determine if the System Should Use Pulse===
 Only use pulse for lube systems that use a pneumatic valve to send lube oil throughout the machine.  It is very important to set pulse OFF (0) if your machine uses an electric motor for its lube system.
 ==Other Pages==