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The torch pulse is useful for staring the torches post flow to clear water or debris from torch or material top.

I use the arc voltage adjust when compensating for worn consumables, I don't use the auto voltage set feature. I do like to see the actual arc voltage displayed.

John

Same as Icelander, no autovolts and i have a big display of voltage.
And what would be the use of height overide on an automated machine that can adjust height at any time.
Frankly, i can not think of any use for it, and i still stand by the "as simple as possible" thingy. And i am complicated, a lot.

islander261 wrote:
I use the arc voltage adjust when compensating for worn consumables, I don't use the auto voltage set feature.

Does that work OK John, I knew you used Cut Volts from the Cut Parameters but I wasn't sure if you used height override.

tommylight wrote:
And what would be the use of height overide on an automated machine that can adjust height at any time.

If you use preset Cut Volts like John does above.

phillc54 wrote:

islander261 wrote:
I use the arc voltage adjust when compensating for worn consumables, I don't use the auto voltage set feature.

Does that work OK John, I knew you used Cut Volts from the Cut Parameters but I wasn't sure if you used height override.

tommylight wrote:
And what would be the use of height overide on an automated machine that can adjust height at any time.

If you use preset Cut Volts like John does above.

Please see attached for Version 3. It's on page 3 of the PDF attached.

I took off Auto Volts because it seemed like no one uses it, is that ok?

Let me know how I did. I know some of the text is a little small now. We can work on that, but just the overall feel?

-Greg

I think most folk do use Auto Volts.

phillc54 wrote:

Code:

I took off Auto Volts because it seemed like no one uses it, is that ok?

I think most folk do use Auto Volts.

Let me make sure we are talking about the same thing.

Auto volts to me is the one where it takes your current height and tries to maintain that on its own, based on the voltages it's seeing.

I think the other "auto volts" is when you specify it in the cut parameters, and then it automatically tries to keep that value.

Or am I way off base?