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07-11-2002, 12:54
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Do a quick search of the forums, it will bring up many threads.
The pressure switch is a digital input that should be shown how to wire a digital input in the manual for the control system, you can pick the input. We had no pnuematics last year but I think it was adjustable for the pressure that will trip it. Then you can Turn on/off the compressor based on the switch or two switches (one for high, one for low) I think there are also a few white papers on Compressor programming Check this white paper on the sixth page of white papers for an example Description: Pneumatic Wiring and Programming originally submitted: 01.18.2001 by Dan Grostick Last edited by Matt Reiland : 07-11-2002 at 12:56. |
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