Hypertherm XPR woes
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28 Jan 2025 14:30 #319992
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Replied by bcorley on topic Hypertherm XPR woes
Thanks for the input guys. I have been able to get quite a bit of the interface working, (display alarm/state, query status of all components, get firmware revisions, set source, set process, and fire torch), but there is still a healthy chunk more to test and work out. Unfortunately, the XPR I have been connected to has to ship out in a few days and I just came down with the flu. I have written a python script / hal component to upload and download sdos with a back door local network socket connection to do large multi-index updates and to set things from the gui. It seems to be working adequately, but still needs a few tweaks and more testing to make sure it is robust.
TRUE HOLE
Hypertherm has a list of features a cnc has to be capable of in order to claim it can support 'True Hole'. The biggest hurdle is that given an ending feedrate for an arc segment around a hole, it has to be able to ramp up velocity, (the feedrate), linearly from the beginning of the arc segment to the end of the arc segment. I don't think we have that ability with linuxcnc.
TRUE HOLE
Hypertherm has a list of features a cnc has to be capable of in order to claim it can support 'True Hole'. The biggest hurdle is that given an ending feedrate for an arc segment around a hole, it has to be able to ramp up velocity, (the feedrate), linearly from the beginning of the arc segment to the end of the arc segment. I don't think we have that ability with linuxcnc.
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