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Can anyone assist with diagram of connections for anchor rod control system based on Hall effect?

Irek
Irek 21 days ago

It should count numer of revolutions (not rpm) of the gybsy wheel of the anchor winch./ik

Diagram that I have drawn can be sent to interested party./ik

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  • shabaz
    shabaz 21 days ago +1
    The Interested party you refer to might ultimately not have the answer, wasting their time as well as yours. It's more productive to just post it online for all to see.
  • beacon_dave
    beacon_dave 19 days ago in reply to Irek +1
    Diagram has been uploaded to another forum post: https://community.element14.com/technologies/experts/f/forum/57057/use-of-hall-effect-sensor-for-revolutions-counter-not-tacho
  • beacon_dave
    beacon_dave 19 days ago in reply to shabaz +1
    It's in a new forum post here: https://community.element14.com/technologies/experts/f/forum/57057/use-of-hall-effect-sensor-for-revolutions-counter-not-tacho
  • robogary
    0 robogary 21 days ago

    A hall effect sensor should naturally count revolutions if there is one sensor and one point of passing proximity, rpm is a calculated value.

    Connection diagrams rely on the materials used. 

    For more assistance, please post your one line diagram and materials list. 

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  • shabaz
    0 shabaz 21 days ago

    The Interested party you refer to might ultimately not have the answer, wasting their time as well as yours. It's more productive to just post it online for all to see.

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  • acdc90
    0 acdc90 20 days ago

    if this has a Hall efect device or just a reed switch you should still see a pulse when the magnet is in proximity,(just using a multimeter.

    is the magnet still on the wheel 

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  • Irek
    0 Irek 19 days ago in reply to shabaz

    Hi Shabaz
    Thx for advise.  I am still getting familiar with this website.  I believe that I have posted diagram to the Forum.  I can see it and hope everyone else will be able to see it./ik

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  • Irek
    0 Irek 19 days ago in reply to acdc90

    Hi
    What value I should see on the multimeter?  I guess it should be Volts, but in what range?   Power supply is 12V dc.

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    0 Irek 19 days ago in reply to robogary

    Hi Rob

    Does it mean that the sensor is the same for the tacho and revolutions counter?  The difference is in the digital display? where either summationor calculation takes place?  I wonder if you can see the diagram that I believe I have posted on the website?  It shows the model of digital display. 

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  • shabaz
    0 shabaz 19 days ago

    For photos/diagrams, the Insert -> Image/video/file menu item needs to be selected.

    Then, in the popup that appears, click Upload and choose the file, then wait for the image to appear in the popup preview, then click OK.

    image

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    0 beacon_dave 19 days ago in reply to Irek

    Diagram has been uploaded to another forum post:

    https://community.element14.com/technologies/experts/f/forum/57057/use-of-hall-effect-sensor-for-revolutions-counter-not-tacho

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    0 beacon_dave 19 days ago in reply to shabaz

    It's in a new forum post here:

    https://community.element14.com/technologies/experts/f/forum/57057/use-of-hall-effect-sensor-for-revolutions-counter-not-tacho

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    0 Irek 18 days ago in reply to Irek

    Hi Seems I have managed to post my inquiry and attached file.  Now hoping for some assistance with my diagram.  If the diagram is correct than my digital display or Hall sensor packed up./ik

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