Gentleman
I really wish to relay (no pun intended) on to all those that helped me with this problem I was having with the trainer I built, a real sincere thanks for your time and insight to help me. I feel a real sense of thanks to you all. But doing the build myself gave me a chance to plan and build which I cherish
I have found the problem
I kind of feel like a dumbbell, but that is all a part of learning I guess.
the problem was that terminal 13 DC 24V- needed to be grounded. I ran a wire to the Terminal 2 the - of the 24VDC IN and it came to life. I hope you all can use this as part of your knowledge base to teach other dumbbells like me in the future.
Bering, thank you for the drawings, Allen Bradley does not make things easy to get. the manual was a great find. I asked for simple amp draw info from AB and got a run around
What tripped me up is the why they labeled the 0/0 and 0/1 outputs and the 0/2 and 0/3 another way. Also I was thinking that was a negative 24VDC.
warm regards to all
David
I really wish to relay (no pun intended) on to all those that helped me with this problem I was having with the trainer I built, a real sincere thanks for your time and insight to help me. I feel a real sense of thanks to you all. But doing the build myself gave me a chance to plan and build which I cherish
I have found the problem
I kind of feel like a dumbbell, but that is all a part of learning I guess.
the problem was that terminal 13 DC 24V- needed to be grounded. I ran a wire to the Terminal 2 the - of the 24VDC IN and it came to life. I hope you all can use this as part of your knowledge base to teach other dumbbells like me in the future.
Bering, thank you for the drawings, Allen Bradley does not make things easy to get. the manual was a great find. I asked for simple amp draw info from AB and got a run around
What tripped me up is the why they labeled the 0/0 and 0/1 outputs and the 0/2 and 0/3 another way. Also I was thinking that was a negative 24VDC.
warm regards to all
David
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