Fred Nitchy on Nostr: nprofile1q…c7wdu even on machines you can add tolerances by programming voltage ...

nprofile1qy2hwumn8ghj7un9d3shjtnddaehgu3wwp6kyqpqx9qhkh8tl22vxlcs9xs2y5jt5wu45kzkppjeuw8t5leardhulzhsjc7wdu (nprofile…7wdu) even on machines you can add tolerances by programming voltage ranges. For instance, you could program a switch being made only if it achieves 10+ volts, or break only if it drops to 0. There is range of 9 volts between there that the machine will not do anything. It's not all I 0, there are grey areas for multiple reasons. Maybe that hopper needs time to fill completely but if you don't program it correctly, it will just take off on you the second you add weight and the switch reads 1V. That's not cool, you can't be that way. Personally I would add a second switch which it made by digital weight and the switch isn't made until it hits the target value, but I digress, it's not always yes or no