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Re: Help on the vacuum system
This subject was continued on with this thread http://www.chiefdelphi.com/forums/sh...hlight=suction
I really like the vaccuum system, it's a neat little toy that they include in the KOP, but we'll probably use an active gripper for the game. |
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Re: Help on the vacuum system
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Last edited by Benyamene : 25-01-2007 at 14:26. Reason: bad grammer |
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Re: Help on the vacuum system
This diagram shows what the ports connect to. To use the one with the switch looking thing just push in the black ring around it(a standard quick release fitting) and pull out the plug(switch looking thing). Also, an easy way to reduce the tubing size(the vacuum system uses smaller tubing than the rest of the pnuematics) is to put a standard size quick release on the input side of a regulator and a smaller quick release(for the vacuum size tubing) in the output side since you should take the pressure down to 26psi for best performance anyway.
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Re: Help on the vacuum system
I am sorry but I still don't know where to go out the side with the switch looking things? Does anyone have a more specific diagram, does get hooked up to a spike, or what type of valve? I already have a pneumatic system on the robot with one pneumatic rod. How can I make the suction cup fit into my system.
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Re: Help on the vacuum system
The input from compressed air in the photo above goes to a solenoid. When the solinoid is energised the compressed air goes to the vacuum generator.
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Re: Help on the vacuum system
Call me stupid but I am still lost, what is the vacuum generator, is that the black peice in the KOP. Or do you have a diagram so I can picture it. Thanks for the help.
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Re: Help on the vacuum system
that is the piece in the KOP you have to use the thin green tubing that comes with it. Attach one end to the compressor, and the other to the suction cup, and then activate the compressor. it should generate a fairly strong vacuum. ours held a ring for 10 min before we got bored
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Re: Help on the vacuum system
Thank you, that helps a lot. I was just so lost.
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