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Tuning off the compressor manually

Hello,

I'm wondering if we can manually turn the compressor off without having the pressure sensor turn it off.

I want to have the compressor off when certain buttons are pressed and back on when they are released, but with the new PCM and the CAN integration, I'm not sure how to do this.

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Re: Tuning off the compressor manually

You can still run it from a spike and turn it off
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Re: Tuning off the compressor manually

I believe these start and stop vi's should do it:

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Re: Tuning off the compressor manually

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I believe these start and stop vi's should do it:

This worked, but I had to work with it a bit.

Since (with the new 2015 Labview revision) I didn't create a compressor RefNum, I just created a constant from the INPUTS of those Start and Stop refnums and made the PCM ID 0 (like it is on our robot)

Worked perfectly. Thanks!
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