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Hypersensing questions
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rodw wrote: I've got a mess in my workshop pending delivery of a press brake tomorrow so I can't get to the plasma to check for a couple of days.
The main thing would be the threshold, is there power to the circuit (light on on power supply) and that you can see the voltage in halshow changing from 0-24 or so volts
Ok I’ll step through it with him next time he’s at the shop. It may be that the threshold needs lowered a bit. Thanks Rod, good luck with the delivery!
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snowgoer540 wrote:
rodw wrote: I've got a mess in my workshop pending delivery of a press brake tomorrow so I can't get to the plasma to check for a couple of days.
The main thing would be the threshold, is there power to the circuit (light on on power supply) and that you can see the voltage in halshow changing from 0-24 or so volts
Ok I’ll step through it with him next time he’s at the shop. It may be that the threshold needs lowered a bit. Thanks Rod, good luck with the delivery!
Is there docs on this? I've read the whole thread and I am more confused than before reading it.
I think I have the wiring of it setup but making it work in LCNC will prove to be difficult unless I can read some docs somewhere.
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Use ohmic3.comp here
forum.linuxcnc.org/plasmac/38848-hyperse...ons?start=210#175839
Create a new hal file and edit your ini file so it is loaded that contains
Once installed, man ohmic3 should give you some docs. You will need to edit the volt-divider pin if you are using a THCAD-10. I chose the 390K resistor to give a 24.5 volt full scale with a THCAD-5 (per the formula in the THCAD manual). I wanted to make sure the THCAD could see a bit past 24 volts.
You may need to spin up halscope to review your thresholds of a wet torch and edit these thresholds to suit.
WARNING: Plasmac now uses motion.motion-type so some changes may be required on this signal.. eg. To use Plasmac's pin..
Output-11 is the pin that enables the 240V relay. I think I have mine disconnected...
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I though comps were suppose to be compiled.
This is the comp?
So if using a thcad-10 then use a 24K resistor instead of the 390K you used as shown in the attached pdf?
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There are two resistors required.
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rodw wrote: By my calculations, a 147k resistor will give a 24.7 volt full scale which would work well instead of 390k
OK noted. Where do I put this comp file and how to reference it?
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Then include the provided hal file in my spoiler which unlinks anything required except motion-status as mentioned
sudo is not required for a rip build
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rodw wrote: (sudo) halcompile --install ohmic3.comp
Then include the provided hal file in my spoiler which unlinks anything required except motion-status as mentioned
sudo is not required for a rip build
OK but is that file going to compile with all those .br in there? and uncommented comments?
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There is a lot of documentation in there for the man page that requires other halcompile switches.
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