tool_access_controllers
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| | 5V 1A power supply | 240V AC-DC, 24V DC-DC from a VFD or 5V from an existing PSU | | | 5V 1A power supply | 240V AC-DC, 24V DC-DC from a VFD or 5V from an existing PSU | | ||
| | AC contactor or no-volt switch | | | | AC contactor or no-volt switch | | | ||
| + | | Class X2 suppression capacitor | 0.1uF or 0.22uF, if contactor or motors cause interference | | ||
| ===== Enclosure and Wiring ===== | ===== Enclosure and Wiring ===== | ||
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| More complex tools may have their own control systems (remote start/stop, VFD motor controllers, | More complex tools may have their own control systems (remote start/stop, VFD motor controllers, | ||
| + | ==== Noise suppression ==== | ||
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| + | Some motors and contactors will create electrical noise, causing the microcontroller to crash or reset. If this happens the noise should be suppressed at source. A 0.1uF or 0.22uF class X2 capacitor (fitted across live and neutral close to the source) will often resolve the issue. | ||
| ==== Safety Rules ==== | ==== Safety Rules ==== | ||
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