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I think you need to buy something from they so you can request the source.pinder wrote: Thefabricator03.
I also want to do the same.
Monthly patreons can be a option.
Other thing, where we can find pathpilot plasma source. Or some info about controller
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Japanese company in China, Korea, Malasya, Vietnam, Thailand all key jobs are made by japanese staff include maintenance job, assembly and machine operators they use local staff. Usually japanese staff have job shift. IMO its better to have hypertherm because i dont think plasma here in japan have future, people look at this technology obsolete people use it a lot for gouging but in industry i think people prefer laser.stivemaster13 wrote: That's right, OTC Daihen is actually for many quality Japanese products (although this plasma, as well as their welding devices, are made in China).
The D12000 plasma is made for CNC and robots and is at, if not above, the level of Hypertherm's Powermax series. I sold mine and only then I came across a welding robot from OTC Daihen. It has a 350A source and welds perfectly. Inside, the machines look like Hypertherm - made with money!
As for the corrections - that's what I can not explain. If the FPGA is given a task for - distance (inside the FPGA are set the types of speeds G0, G1, jog and accelerations in each of them) and type of speed - then the result will be absolutely accurate performance ALWAYS. With perfect rectangular pulses with perfect acceleration accuracy and reverse acceleration, completely synchronous, no matter how many axes we are talking about - 3 axes, 5 axes or 15 axes !!!
In addition, FPGA can work with feedback check, so as not to make a mistake, even if the problem is after FPGA!
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