Proton Engineers

We can supply and servicing of all type of Linear Potentiometer like Gefran,Haiden Hain and Nova Technik.Also we are doing Linear Potentiometer and Linear Encoders.

PORCHESON HMI DISPLAY

Porcheson HMI (Human Machine Interface) is a touch screen interface used to control injection molding machines. If you are experiencing problems with the Porcheson HMI, here are some steps you can take to troubleshoot and find a solution:

1.      Check the power supply: Make sure the power supply to the HMI is connected properly and that there is no interruption in the power supply. Check for any loose connections or damage to the power cord.

2.      Restart the HMI: Try restarting the HMI to see if it resolves the problem. You can do this by turning off the power supply, waiting for a few seconds, and then turning it back on.

3.      Check the network connection: If the HMI is connected to a network, make sure that the network connection is stable and there are no issues with the network. Check for any loose connections or damage to the network cable.

4.Contact Proton Engineers Technical Support: If none of the above steps resolve the issue, contact Porcheson technical support for further assistance. They may be able to provide more specific solutions or arrange for a technician to visit your site to resolve the problem.

It is important to note that proper maintenance of the Porcheson HMI can help prevent problems from occurring in the first place. Regularly cleaning the screen and checking for any damage to the HMI can help keep it in good working condition.

Additional Information:

• Delivery Time: 2 days

We can service all type of Hot Runner
Controller Used in Yudo,Arcuchi,Mastip,Mold Master, and Adinath.Also we are doing Controller Repair,Electronic card repairing service and  PCB Repairing.

We can service all type of Hot Runner Controller Used in Athena,Arcuchi,Mastip,Mold Master, and Adinath.Also we are doing Controller Repair,Electronic card repairing service and  PCB Repairing.

We can service all type of Hot Runner Controller Used in Yudo,Athena,Arcuchi,Mastip and Adinath.Also we are doing Controller Repair,Electronic card repairing service and PCB Repairing.

We can service all type of Hot Runner Controller Used in Yudo,Athena,Mastip,Mold Master, and Adinath.Also we are doing Controller Repair,Electronic card repairing service and  PCB Repairing.

We can service all type of Hot Runner Controller Used in Yudo,Athena,Arcuchi,Mold Master, and Adinath.Also we are doing Controller Repair,Electronic card repairing service and PCB Repairing.

We can supply and servicing of all type of Linear Potentiometer like Opkon,Haiden Hain and Nova Technik.Also we are doing Linear Potentiometer and Linear Encoders.

LINEAR POTENTIOMETER

Linear potentiometers, also known as slide potentiometers, are versatile electronic components used in a wide range of applications. These devices provide a variable resistance along a linear track, allowing for precise control over voltage levels and position sensing. In this post, we will delve into the inner workings of linear potentiometers, their construction, working principle, and explore some of their common applications.

1. What is a Linear Potentiometer?
   • Definition and basic components
   • Comparison to other types of potentiometers (e.g., rotary)
2. How do Linear Potentiometers Work?
   • The principle of resistive division
   • Understanding the voltage output
   • Role of the wiper and slider mechanism
3. Types of Linear Potentiometers:
   • Single-tap vs. multi-tap potentiometers
   • Conductive plastic vs. carbon composition track materials
   • Determining appropriate resistance values for different applications
4. Applications of Linear Potentiometers:
   • Audio equipment: Volume control and fader sliders
   • Industrial automation: Position feedback and control systems
   • Robotics: Precise positioning and joint angle control
   • Test and measurement: Calibration and analog input control
   • Human-machine interfaces: Control panels and sliders in user interfaces
5. Selecting and Using Linear Potentiometers:
   • Factors to consider when choosing a linear potentiometer (e.g., resistance range, linearity)
   • Wiring and connection guidelines
   • Mounting and mechanical considerations
6. Common Issues and Troubleshooting:
   • Potentiometer noise and jitter
   • Dealing with wear and reliability concerns
   • Cleaning and maintenance tips
7. Future Trends and Developments:
   • Advancements in potentiometer technology (e.g., touch-sensitive sliders, digital potentiometers)
   • Integration with microcontrollers and digital control systems

Conclusion: Linear potentiometers play a vital role in various industries, providing accurate voltage control and position sensing capabilities. By understanding their working principle, applications, and selection considerations, engineers and hobbyists can leverage these components to enhance their projects and designs. As technology advances, we can expect to see further innovations in linear potentiometer design, expanding their possibilities in the rapidly evolving field of electronics.

INJECTION MOULDING L&T MACHINE (T/C) INPUT CARD REPAIR

Repairing a thermocouple (T/C) input card can be a challenging task, as it typically involves troubleshooting and fixing electronic components. If you have a faulty T/C input card and want to attempt a repair, here are some general steps to follow:

Important Note: Before attempting any repairs on electronic equipment, make sure you are qualified and experienced in handling electronics. If you are not, it is recommended to seek professional help or consider replacing the card altogether.

1. Safety First: Ensure that the power to the system is turned off, and any connected cables are disconnected.
2. Visual Inspection: Examine the T/C input card for any visible signs of damage or defects. Look for loose connections, burnt components, or broken traces on the circuit board. Take note of any physical issues you find.
3. Documentation: If available, consult the documentation or schematics for the T/C input card to understand its components and connections.
4. Tools and Equipment: Gather the necessary tools and equipment, including a soldering iron, multimeter, desoldering pump or wick, replacement components (if needed), and safety gear.
5. Testing: Use a multimeter to check the continuity of the card's traces and connections. This will help identify any open circuits or broken traces on the PCB.
6. Component Testing: Test individual components (such as resistors, capacitors, and diodes) using the multimeter to ensure they are functioning correctly. Replace any faulty components.
7. Thermocouple Connectors: Ensure that the thermocouple connectors on the card are in good condition and properly connected. Sometimes, issues can arise from loose or damaged connectors.
8. Soldering and Desoldering: If you identify a faulty component or trace, desolder it using a desoldering pump or wick. Be careful not to overheat the PCB. Once removed, replace the faulty component or repair the broken trace by soldering.
9. Reassembly: Reassemble the card carefully, ensuring that all components are securely soldered and that no loose wires or solder blobs are present.
10. Testing: Reconnect the T/C input card to the system, power it on, and test it with a known working thermocouple to see if the issue is resolved. Monitor the readings to confirm that the card is functioning correctly.
11. Calibration: If the card is part of a measurement system, it may require calibration to ensure accurate readings. Follow the manufacturer's guidelines for calibration.
12. Documentation: Keep detailed records of the repairs you have made, including any component replacements and calibration results.

If these steps do not resolve the issue or if you are unsure about any aspect of the repair process, it is strongly recommended to seek assistance from a professional technician or consider replacing the T/C input card. Attempting to repair complex electronic equipment without the necessary expertise can lead to further damage or safety hazards.