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tommylight wrote: It should be fairly easy, but i sold my 7i76E so i can not test it.
I did set up a 6i25 with stepgens so it should be similar, but i had not time to test it yes.
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bevins wrote:
Just have to figure out which THCad, 10v or 300v.....
Bob
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rodw wrote:
bevins wrote:
Just have to figure out which THCad, 10v or 300v.....
Bob
Bob, I'd recommend the 300v version if you don't have a voltage divider and 10v if you do. (unless you have a > 130 amp plasma cutter that produces > 300 volts!
Also mount the THCAD on or in your plasma cutter as the frequency signal will be much more immune to noise on its trip to the control box....
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Velocity is set in the ini file at the maximum Z axis can handle, and on screen you have "step size" to adjust how much it will move when commanded from THC.jawneelogik wrote: Regarding your screen, I don't see anywhere a setting for Z response velocity under THC control? Is there no need for this parameter within LinuxCNC?
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Just have to figure out which THCad, 10v or 300v.....
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