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Debounce for MODBUS inputs
« on: September 08, 2007, 05:09:47 PM »
Hello guys,
I have a PLC connected via modbus to mach3, does the debounce setting affect this inputs? or just ones comming from the parallel port?.
Regards
Fernando

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Re: Debounce for MODBUS inputs
« Reply #1 on: September 08, 2007, 09:09:24 PM »
fernando,

    I use ADC, PLCs and I have never had debounce issues with them. Usually I will bring in an input and it will then turn on a control bit, the control bit is then read via Mach. The scan times on a PLC is usually much, much much faster than mach can get around to getting it off the modbus. so, if you have fast inputs then I would send them to a Set Control bit, then when Mach reads it, have mach send back a control bit to do the reset.  Another option is you could use a OneShot to capture the signal, or if you need realy fast you could use an Immediate input.
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Re: Debounce for MODBUS inputs
« Reply #2 on: September 10, 2007, 01:57:15 AM »
Thanks Poppabear,
im using a ladder logic/basic plc core. A cubloc, and i have some minor issues on a capacitive proximity sensor going on when it shouldnt. Ill give the debounce a try to see if it affects inputs through modbus.
Regards
Fernando