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Re: Is this possible in LabView?(Setting Pressure)
If you are trying to change the speed of your kicker, you can keep the pressure setting the same and change the flow. You can valve different flow controls to deliver different flow rates thus different kick speeds. Just remember to control the out flow and not the in flow to the cylinder so you don't starve it of air. Flow controls are a bit lighter than additional regulators.
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