Triac PC (1994) - Spindle speed and feed rate changes

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el$syd
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Triac PC (1994) - Spindle speed and feed rate changes

Post by el$syd » Sat 12 Dec , 2009 12:20 pm

Hi,
The only controls on my TRIAC PC are the emergency switch and an override switch. I notice on some TRIAC's that they also have spindle speed and feed rate controls on the front panel.
- The VR Milling V2.31, in the 'auto' tab box has Spindle speed and feed rate controls, but these are blanked out and do nothing. They seem set to 85%.
- The keypad control software also has the facility to allocate a spindle speed + & - key, and also a feed rate + & - key, however these do not do anything when I assign them.
- Is this a function of VR milling V2.31?
- How can I alter feed rate and spindle speed when the machine is running?
- Is there a set up control function that I have not yet implemented?

Any help gratefully received - :D

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Re: Triac PC (1994) - Spindle speed and feed rate changes

Post by Martin » Sat 12 Dec , 2009 14:13 pm

If you disable the Feed Pot & Speed Pot you can control the overide % using the slides in the control panel.


In VRMilling go to Setup then Setup Machine Parameters. The password is"denny". Then go to Machine Capability & unselect both the Feed Pot & Speed Pot options.

The feed overide can the be controlled between 0% to 150%
The speed overide can be controlled between 50% to 120%

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Re: Triac PC (1994) - Spindle speed and feed rate changes

Post by el$syd » Sat 12 Dec , 2009 15:26 pm

Wow - thanks for the speedy response. :D
It works! Just as you said.
Much appreciated - I can now change speed and feed rate. That will help me a great deal :!:

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