need info on EPMAG

[babyface]

well i would like a new project. any info would be greatly appreciated. thanks

[dyeforever]

think of a pnuemag but instead of a msv-2 a board and noid.

[babyface]

ok i can picture that thanks for the info

[p8ntbal4me]

ok i can picture that thanks for the info

Give me a second I got a picture for you that will help.

This is a picture of an example Electro-Pneumatic Controlled setup.

For this example I used a Morlock pinout. You can use whatever controller board works for your setup.

The pinout reflects the 2007 Morlock color codes.

As far as I know based on the kit sent to me last week from TAG,.. the mini-morlock uses the same pins but was bundled with a different color code of wires.

Honor the pin-outs, not the wire colors.

[BREAD_DA_PAINTER]

Give me a second I got a picture for you that will help.

This is a picture of an example Electro-Pneumatic Controlled setup.

For this example I used a Morlock pinout. You can use whatever controller board works for your setup.

is that a morlock or mini morlock? or is there even any difference.?

thanks.... sorry for the high jack kinda

[p8ntbal4me]

I edited the post,... look again.

Also there is a thread on PBL with the copy of the morlock manual in the post.

Best bet is to use that manual as its direct from the factory.

~ P8nt

[MournBlade]

Thanks P8nt,

I was looking for an example of that particular noid so I could choose between the SY113A and SY123A.

I'll start pricing my project soon. I think I can jam all of this in a Y-frame.

Uni T-Board
SY113A
MPA-3
9v
switch

[p8ntbal4me]

Thanks P8nt,

I was looking for an example of that particular noid so I could choose between the SY113A and SY123A.

I'll start pricing my project soon. I think I can jam all of this in a Y-frame.

Uni T-Board
SY113A
MPA-3
9v
switch

The difference between the SY113 and the SY123 is obviously the 1 and 2.

For a break down, the 1 in this series noid means "normally closed" where the 2 means "normally open"

For your project you are going to want a normally closed ceter valve so go with the SY113.

Also, take a look at the smallest noid ASP has to offer as it has been used for Emaggo frame mods, SMC S070C-SDG-32

This smaller noid would work and would fit in your frame ALOT easier that the SY113. The only set back to the smaller one is some people report not taking the BPS above 15 as the noid cant cycle beyond 17-18 barrier. If you kept the board capped at 15bps you will have no issues.

Good Luck!

~ P8nt

[babyface]

highjack all you want boys, its helpin me too. thanks for the intrest eveyone