I don't think the problem is the ilk. I can connect the ilk to 24V without a resistor and the same happens. I measured the voltage and it is 24V on the ilk wire and to both scn5 wires.
One actuator gets detected at 24V, centered and works fine. When I connect the second one, one actuator gets detected on software startup, then lost when going in the scn5 settings, and the ilk message appears.
I then close and restart the software and get the ilk message again, and of course the actuators don't show in the detection list. Basically the ilk message always appears if the voltage seems to be too low (even though it's 24V).
I then unplug the actuators, plug them back in, close and restart the software, then the ilk message does not show until the same above steps are repeated.
Once I increase the voltage to around 25V, both actuators get detected, but can barely center or move, they don't have enough power and move very slowly or not at all. I never get the the ilk message at this voltage or higher unless I cut the power with the kill switch.
When I raise the voltage to 26V, everything works fine.
26V is a little under the +10% over 24V (they are listed as 24V +/- 10% in the SCN5 specifications).
If they have to run at 26V, any increased risk in destroying them?
sirnoname wrote:You can disable the ilk with the tools of the manufacturer or you can decrease the ilk resisitor until it works.
If it says ilk it is your own builded ilk circuit.
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