Closing the Loop
Closing the Loop

We like car analogies so I'll start out this discussion with one. What happens when you're going 45mph with the Cruise Control set and begin ascending up a hill? Well, as you drive up that hill your car will require extra power(torque) or it will naturally begin to slow down. As you start slowing down your car's cruise control feature recognizes

March 02, 2015
Frequent Encounters with ConveyLinx
Frequent Encounters with ConveyLinx

I recently sat down with our support/engineering team to discuss frequent encounters with customers using ConveyLinx. Let me start by saying the most important thing when commissioning a ConveyLinx system is the initial configuration. As most of you know, the Auto-Configuration starts the process of creating a linear Zero Pressure system. This

January 21, 2016
Reversing Zero Pressure Accumulation
Reversing Zero Pressure Accumulation

Conveylinx's EasyRoll Software has many features and one of those is to transform (insert cool Transformers sound here) standard Zero Pressure Accumulation into "Bi-Directional or Reversing Conveyor". This beneficial feature can be found in the ConveyLinx Advanced Dialog under the tab "Look Ahead and Timing".

July 01, 2015
Introducing ConveyLogix
Introducing ConveyLogix

With ConveyLogix, you can write your own ladder diagram or structured text logic code that has direct access to the ConveyLinx module's port I/O and motor control. You essentially have an 8 input, 2 logical output, and 2 full functioning BLDC motor connections all on one programmable module.

February 23, 2015
PulseRoller - Did you Know
PulseRoller - Did you Know

Did you know...While in Easy Roll you can press the F2 key instead of “ctrl shift U” to get to the advanced dialog menu? EasyRoll now has “Integrated Help”. Beginning with version 2.85, EasyRoll gives you the ability to hover over any function for a detailed explanation in a pop-up format.

July 01, 2015
PulseRoller - SE3 Module - Did you know?
PulseRoller - SE3 Module - Did you know?

Did you know with the ERSC-SE3 Module... You can “break-out” the RJ12 port on an ERSC to screw terminals for easier access to inputs and outputs of the Convelinx card. You can amplify the output on an ERSC control port from 2mA to 200mA which gives you the ability to power solenoids, starters, stacklights, and PLC inputs.

July 01, 2015

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