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I will check this out tonight and get back to you guys in the morning.
So the information I need to get is...
What is the signal (variable voltage or frequency)
What is the required value to use as a switching point (either V or Hz)
...also...
Current of signal?
Voltage of signal...
Weird really; just works like a lock to prevent you opening the cover when its running, you can start it with the cover open and use it at any speed... I dont want to modify it too much and would like the ability to slow it down, open the cover, and re-close, so want to make this kind of mod...
1) i can check this, but I have been told its a variable voltage; I dont know for sure, I havent had time to check this yet...
2) thats why I posted my initial post as vague as possible... Im not asking anyone to make this mod for me, and obviously I wont be holding anyone responsible for...
the output should be the same as the input from 3v upwards, just basically want an output value of zero upto that point...
I have a lathe which has a relay to energize a coil on the cover into the locked position. This is a safety feature that prevents you operating the lathe with the cover...
Hi, firstly sorry if this is a really simple question, but I have no idea about electrics or electronics... Im a mechanical engineer by trade (sorry! ) :oops:
Anyway, I have a voltage signal which varies depending on speed output of a motor, and need a way to alter this voltage. Its 0-12v...
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