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Hello. I recently bought a 10.5x25 foot plasma table running off a burny 10 plus lcd. I would like to upgrade it to modern servo motors and Linux cnc. I have a hypertherm ht2000 to go with it. I have a concern for rf shielding with this being a high frequency plasma unit. Is my concern realistic here? What are ways I can avoid the noise? Previously I was using a everlast 102i and had little to no issues with rf. 

It is a Mesa 7i96 via ethernet cable, i'm not sure what is consider normal for that value but AXIS worked fine so im confused how it affects QTplasma.

very odd

im using a Dell optiplex 780 , What is strange to me is that AXIS works fine on the same exact settings but QTplasma has that error and thus i can't use the THCAD-10 , which was the whole point of me upgrading to the MESA hardware.i did disable dell's performance throttle in the bios and jitter was 15886 , which still didnt alleviate the error on QTplasma when i tried a new PnfConfig..


CPU(from terminal via "lscpu"): Intel core 2 duo CPU E8500 @ 3.16GHz
Network: (from terminal via "lspci -nn | grep -i net"): intel corp 82567LM-3 gigabit network connection(rev 2)

I dont have that option, see attached. only Qtplasma

Those can be any name, does not matter, but the pins attached to those must be present in hal.
Here is an example for a XYYZ parallel port config for PlasmaC

For the time being Ive abandoned Probe Basic. I did order a graphics card that should help/fix the hardware issue and I'll try again later on.

I'm still learning, but I've got a 90% configured instance of qt_dragon up and running and I think I'll like it too- though I do like the looks of Probe Basic.

Thanks.
Jim