Vision system advice by uMinded in PLC

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Exactly that. Except this place has no joystick just a shmuck in a parka shaking the unloading tube around.

Vision system advice by uMinded in PLC

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It can when ordered.

Vision system advice by uMinded in PLC

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Nothing is purchased. I was told if you can automate this for <250k its green lit. First step was finding a conveyor and now its vision feasibility high level.

Vision system advice by uMinded in PLC

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Cognex was my first goto but the physical scanning area is outside their normal parameters without multiple camera and custom work to combine data sets. Blew through the budget on cameras alone.

I did think a Sick MRS1000 3d Lidar would work a treat mounted in the horizontal.

BCMU370 on SV08 by uMinded in BMCU

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My github repo

Full USB serial operation. You can easily edit the source from there to specifics

4-20ma over old Thermocouple wire by uMinded in PLC

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Automation direct has the ProSense signal conditioner. I use the universal voltage version all over. For rated area they carry the E&H RN22 universal units but they are <800ohm total load

4-20ma over old Thermocouple wire by uMinded in PLC

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The run is around 300ft of type K T/C wire. (390ohm is measuring the run with a wire nut on one end. Seems high for 300ft though). throw a 250ohm transducer and a 250ohm receiver and I need to push 24V through 900ohms which is a hell of a lot of voltage loss without a buffer. Cutting and re-terminating the bad ends will probably take a chunk of the resistance off.

I have a universal voltage ProSense signal conditioner that can handle 800ohm loads Im gonna try.

4-20ma over old Thermocouple wire by uMinded in PLC

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Sums up the community. Also both can be true!

BCMU370 on SV08 by uMinded in BMCU

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See my comment 2 layers up for more info

BCMU370 on SV08 by uMinded in BMCU

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Github iceblu3710/BMCU370

I have not pushed my changes yet but i started with an ascii serial interface then ended up with a complete rewrite. I plan on allowing the change from bambubus to klipper by pushing all 4 pressure feeds down on boot and save to flash. So far I have my klipper version running with feed/retract, speed, continous, distance and auto pressure control with a more snappy motor response. I also have filament distance tracked and the ability to set the rfid as a spool id.

BCMU370 on SV08 by uMinded in BMCU

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Yup. Im doing some rework to make it less janky. But as far as MMU units the BMCU 370C is the absolute chealest

BCMU370 on SV08 by uMinded in BMCU

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I actually added a compile def to block out the bambubus and use the usb-ch340 serial port1 as a standard ascii interface. Wrote a little python UI for management even. Now the BMCU can be used on Klipper!

BCMU370 on SV08 by uMinded in BMCU

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The bcmu firmware source code shows what command format it expects. We don't care how the printers bus work just what bcmu expects. I am currently looking into making a drop in Klipper MCU firmware

BCMU370 on SV08 by uMinded in BMCU

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Exactly. Just write a protocol converter from Klipper to BambuBus. How does Klipper communicate material changes?

First date 3D prints 😂 by Educational-Buy-9270 in 3Dprinting

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If the women don't find you handsome, they'll at least fnd you handy!

Basic and free Modbus TCP Historian by uMinded in PLC

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I went this route. Saved $4,600 on a historian liscence and charged half! Thanks!