Often pumps and the computer controlling them need to be separated by some distance. This is found in a lot of applications where operator safety is a concern and the operators have to be remotely located. The standard RS-232 connection trades communication rates for length of cable. The RS-232 connection is technically capable of [...]
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What cables and things do your need to connect your pumps to your computer? Here's the items you need. When one or more pumps are connected to your computer, we refer to the interconnecting cabling and USB-RS232 adapter as a pump network. Are you trying to figure out what cables you need to connect [...]
There are several cables that go with your pumps. The following table is a list of all the cables, their part numbers and their description and usage. Are you looking to make your own pump cables? Are you trying to figure out what cables you need to connect your pumps to your PC? Electro spinner [...]
32 pumps one SyringePumpPro I am often asked Can you connect more than one pump? Can you mix manufacturers? Can you mix pump models? Can you mix syringe with peristaltic pumps? Can you connect more than one pump at a time? This photo is my answer - yes up to 100 pumps at [...]
I get asked this regularly - can you mix and match pump models, and manufacturers. Yes. I do it every day. My pumps have come from all over, they are a wide range of ages - thus software versions in the pump - and I make a point of testing SyringePumpPro with a mix of [...]
Let's talk for a moment about how the pumps are connected. An understanding of this will help you diagnose communications problems with your pumps. The pumps are connected in a daisy chain to form a network. Each pump listens to all of the commands sent down the wire. All pumps see all the commands [...]
When the plunger of your syringe strikes the syringe holder block - or 'bottoms' out, a large mechanical load is placed on the drive motor, the drive belt, the drive pulley, the drive screw, and the pusher block, The mechanical drive train 'stalls'. This doesn't happen with peristaltic pumps. Pumps come with and [...]
If you are new to pumps and pump programming and would like an introduction to the process, this video is for you. You will learn - How to read and write pump programs How to use the pump programming spreadsheet. How to manually enter a pump program using the front panel buttons on the pump. [...]