Way Oiler Lube Pump Example

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04 May 2011 13:39 - 04 Dec 2017 11:43 #9584 by BigJohnT
This is the Way Oiler for my Hardinge. I use classicladder to give me a time on and time off for my pump. It is a pneumatic type of pump where you apply pressure for so many seconds to depress the piston then take the pressure off and the piston is moved by the spring to pump a squirt of oil. So anytime there is motion I start the oiling timer. This saves on excess oil being used like the old control did.

This is the code in my hal file.
# Way Oiler
setp mult2.2.in0 1000
net mult-vel mult2.2.in1 <= motion.current-vel 
net in-motion classicladder.0.floatin-00 <= mult2.2.out
net oil-on hm2_5i20.0.gpio.045.out <= classicladder.0.out-07

The ladder.


moving is classicladder.0.floatin-00
Oiler is classicladder.0.out-07
Names can be changed in the Symbol window

Because classicladder converts floats to s32 I had to multiply the motion.current-velocity by some big number as it is reported as 0-1 to get the compare to see the motion.

www.linuxcnc.org/docview/html/ladder_classic_ladder.html#r1_8

Timer 2 preset is 300 and timer 3 preset is 10.

The logic in pseudo-code is:

1 If moving > 0 the the comparison is true.
2 If timer 2 output is on the N/C contact is open and is false after the N/C contact.
2 If timer 2 output is off the N/C contact is closed and is true up to that point.
3 If timer 2 input is true start timer 2.
4 If timer 2 output is on turn on bit 12
lower branch
5 If a rising edge (just turned on) has been detected from bit 12 pulse timer 3 input for one scan.
6 If timer 3 input is on start timer 3
7 If timer 3 output is on turn on the oiler.

John
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04 May 2011 14:03 - 04 Dec 2017 11:40 #9585 by BigJohnT
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This shows the symbol window where you can change the names.



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04 May 2011 14:26 - 04 Dec 2017 11:40 #9587 by BigJohnT
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This screen shot shows the machine in motion and TM2 timing down. The red part of the rung indicates that part is true.



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04 May 2011 14:30 - 04 Dec 2017 11:41 #9588 by BigJohnT
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This screen shot shows the oiler output on as TM3 has not timed out yet. Notice that both timers get started at the same time and have the same count.



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19 Nov 2012 00:54 #26766 by jlviloria
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John.

works perfect on my lathe cincinnati! thank you very much.

Jorge.

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17 Jun 2022 21:39 #245354 by COFHAL
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This is my HAL:
# LUBRICATION
loadrt mult2 count=1
addf mult2.0 servo-thread
setp mult2.0.in0 1000
net mult-vel mult2.0.in1 <= motion.current-vel
net in-motion classicladder.0.floatin-00 <= mult2.0.out
net oil-on hm2_7i96.0.ssr.00.out-00 <= classicladder.0.out-00
#net lube-ps-float-sw lube.pressuresw_floatsw classicladder.0.in-04 <= hm2_7i96.0.gpio.004.in

  But I have not been able to connect the comparator, I have it at %IW0, but when I move any of the axes it does not change state, classicladder.0.floatin-00 always remains at 0, I do not know if my error is in comparing %IW0 as if off classicladder.0.floatin-00 
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08 Jul 2022 13:49 - 08 Jul 2022 13:59 #246861 by Todd Zuercher
In Classicladder the halpin "classicladder.0.floatin-00" is %IF0, not %IW0.
%IW0 would be the halpin "classicladder.0.s32in-00".

It is a little confusing since Classicladder doesn't really do floats internally, but it still has float pins externally.  This saves having to convert halpins to S32, but you have to remember that all these floats are converted to S32 in CL and are seperate variables from the S32 word variables.
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