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13-02-2010, 16:55
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Re: Stuttering compressor
I'm no robot programmer, but I am pretty sure that you need to program the compressor to shut off when the pressure gets up to 120psi (when the relief valve opens). There's no way for the pneumatics system to "know" when it's at a certain pressure.
Now if you've already got this programmed, then you might want to post the code so someone can help you. |
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