Spurious engagement of Plasmac's Anti-dive
05 Jul 2019 12:52 #138681
by andypugh
Halscope can save data files.
But as far as I can see it can't open them. It has a menu option, but it is disabled. I haven't tried enabling it, to see if it leads to any import code.
It's a shame, being able to exchange raw halscope data would be rather useful.
Replied by andypugh on topic Spurious engagement of Plasmac's Anti-dive
I am with Phill. Halscope.
Halscope can save data files.
But as far as I can see it can't open them. It has a menu option, but it is disabled. I haven't tried enabling it, to see if it leads to any import code.
It's a shame, being able to exchange raw halscope data would be rather useful.
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05 Jul 2019 21:40 #138708
by mkardasi
This a 25mm square cut in 4.82mm plate at 635mm/min. Here is a visual of the cut path.
This is cut with the original algorithm.
This is the new algorithm.
Replied by mkardasi on topic Spurious engagement of Plasmac's Anti-dive
I would really like to see a comparison between your last result and the changes I suggested in this post
This a 25mm square cut in 4.82mm plate at 635mm/min. Here is a visual of the cut path.
This is cut with the original algorithm.
This is the new algorithm.
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06 Jul 2019 02:02 #138716
by tommylight
Replied by tommylight on topic Spurious engagement of Plasmac's Anti-dive
The second one looks smooth !
At the end on the second picture the z feedback goes very high, does the z axis actually move that far up?
It is puzzling as on the screenshots there is 100m/div on that z axis feedback, so moving 400m is somehow unreal.
Or am I missing something ?
At the end on the second picture the z feedback goes very high, does the z axis actually move that far up?
It is puzzling as on the screenshots there is 100m/div on that z axis feedback, so moving 400m is somehow unreal.
Or am I missing something ?
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06 Jul 2019 02:30 #138718
by mkardasi
My machine is in imperial units, that's the part that you are missing.
Replied by mkardasi on topic Spurious engagement of Plasmac's Anti-dive
The second one looks smooth !
At the end on the second picture the z feedback goes very high, does the z axis actually move that far up?
It is puzzling as on the screenshots there is 100m/div on that z axis feedback, so moving 400m is somehow unreal.
Or am I missing something ?
My machine is in imperial units, that's the part that you are missing.
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06 Jul 2019 02:33 #138719
by phillc54
Replied by phillc54 on topic Spurious engagement of Plasmac's Anti-dive
Did you use the same Kerf Override values for both cuts or did you try the second one at 100%
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06 Jul 2019 04:47 #138721
by mkardasi
Same values. Kerf override 1600, height/volts 0.004.
Replied by mkardasi on topic Spurious engagement of Plasmac's Anti-dive
Did you use the same Kerf Override values for both cuts or did you try the second one at 100%
Same values. Kerf override 1600, height/volts 0.004.
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