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actuator does not extend!
if we extend the actuator, then turn on the robot, the actuator retracts.
when we pull the trigger button: relay6_fwd = p2_sw_trig; relay 6_rev = 0; the green light on the spike relay goes on, then the yellow LED on the festo solenoi goes on, but the actuator does not go on! is this a programming problem or penumatics problem? |
Re: actuator does not extend!
What PSI are you running through the Festo?
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the main pressure regulator is at 60psi
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Is that what's running into the actuator or do you have a secondary regulator (Monnier) between the Festo and the actuator?
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The Festo has to run at atleast 30 PSI, I assume that's why Clifford and I were asking.
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Did someone turn the little flow control valves on the actuator (if mounted) all the way off?
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i decided to just not use the festo and try out the smc single solenoid, and that works like a charm. it extends when we press button and retracts when we let go without us changing the simple program.
is the festo different? |
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Well After you release the power to the SMC it will stay in the last position it was in.
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The double SMC is what you're thinking of. The Festo should behave identically. The only things I can think of are if it was tubed incorrectly or if it's just not working. |
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We've found that the Festo valves seem to be the least robust and most prone to breaking. Never mind that they're useless for more complicated setups than just operating a single ram, since you can't screw fittings into them, and they are a 4 port design, rather than a 5 port one. |
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Yep, there is a single SMC in the kit as usual and that's what they said they swapped the Festo for.
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Hmm I see it now.
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